'Money' campaign set
By TERRY MELLOR
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
A fake money campaign will be held statewide during
the week of Nov. 13-19 at state colleges to dramatize the
financial impact university and college students have on
local communities.
The "Campus Cash" campaign consists of students and
faculty members passing a "Campus Cash Dollar" to
local merchants along with the actual payment for any
purchase made off-campus.
The Pennsylvania campuses that will participate in this
campaign are Indiana University and the state colleges at
Bloomsburg, California, Cheney, Clarion, East Stroud
sburg, Edinboro, Kutztown, Lock Haven, Mansfield,
Millersville, Shippensburg, Slippery Rock and West
Chester. .1
The program is sponsored by the Commonwealth
Association of Students (CAS) and the Association of
Pennsylvania State Colleges and University Faculties.
The teacher's association will provide the funds to print
the half-million dollars' worth of fake money, CAS
associate director Michael Sommers said.
Program leaders hope that area merchants will fight
for increased state college and university appropriations
after the Campus Cash program is over.
"We need to show the college towns how much they
depend on our state colleges and universities," Sommers
said.
Occurred between campus labs
Exposure incident reported Sat.
A female staff member at the
University reported 5:43 Saturday
,evening that an unidentified male ex
.posed himself to her between Buckout
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Said.
i - were stolen from the basement of Ritner
Housing Supervisor Andrew C. Petkac Hall and two fiberglass chairs were
: ld University police in a letter stolen from Wolf Hall. Police estimated
:Saturday that three fiberglass chairs damage at $lO7. ~
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Monday, November 7
SPECIAL EVENTS
Intramural sports: women's swimming (open) ; co-ed volleyball (round
robin) ; men's graduate student and faculty-staff basketball (round robin)
and squash (round robin) ; men's undergraduate basketball (round robin)
• and squash ( round robin) ; entry open. Entry close, noon, Nov. 10, IM Bldg.
Shakespeare film, As You Like It (Czinner-Olivier), 6:30 p.m., Room 101
Chambers. Free admission.
Alpha Phi Omega meeting, 7 p.m., Room 108 Henderson.
College of Education Student Council meeting, 7 p.m., Room 111 Chambers.
Folklore Society meeting, 7 p.m., Room 119 Boucke. •
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, 7 p.m., Eisenhower Chapel Lounge.
Comp. Lit. Film Series. Romance and Reality, Kenneth Clark examines the
high Middle Ages and the concept of courtly love, 8 p.m., Room 217 Willard.
Focus on Sweden meeting, 8 p.m., Room 117 Music Bldg.
Leonard Feldman, 'cello, 8:30 p.m., Music Bldg. recital hall.
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at 5:15 p.m. stops at John Wanamaker in the King of Prussia Shopping Center, and downtown
at the Reading Terminal on Market Street
- Arrival in Philadelphia. Approx. 9:15 p.m
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"When the townspeople realize the impact students and
faculty have on their livelihood, we think they will support
our efforts for better state appropriations and in our fight
to stop tuition hikes," he said.
The message on the "Campus Cash Dollar" reads:
WHEN TUITION IS INCREASED: Fewer students can
afford higher education, fewer dollars get spent in this
community, and I would not be here to make this pur
chase,"
The message on the phony dollar urges merchants to
write their state senators and representatives for in
creased funding for the Pennsylvania state colleges and
universities. •
The reverse side of the bill is blank so the consumer can
list the total amount of their purchase. This is necessary,
Sommers said, to let the merchant know exactly how
much money at the week's end is spent by the campus
community in local business.
"The impact of the Campus Cash campaign will be
lessened if people forget to write the total on the back of
the bill," Sommers said.
Local CAS committee members are meeting now with
representatives of the teachers association on the cam
• pluses to determine the best ways to distribute and
publicize the Campus Cash campaign so as many
students and faculty as possible will participate, he said.
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PHILADELPHIA
All Tickets on sale at the HUB Desk beginning Today. Quantities are limited!! Tickets can be purchased weekdays
only from 9:00 a.m. to,1:00 p.m. until all seats are sold. Please - buy early so you can be assured of a seat.
For more information call the USG at 863-0295, or stop by 215 HUB.
Robert V. Hoy, 617 Hartranft Hall,
reported' his stereo stolen on Saturday
morning, University police said.
Steve Williamson, 317 Geary Hall, told
University police that unknown persons
took 13 rolls of toilet paper from third
floor Geary, and damaged a toilet in the
second floor men's restroom. Police
estimated damages at $53.
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The state auditor general's staff is
continuing a "complete investigation"
into public relations expenditures of
Penn State, the University of Pittsburgh,
and Temple, according to the Sunday
Harrisburg Patriot News.
The audit, a spokesman for Auditor
General Al Benedict said, has uncovered
notations in the University's accounts of
football game tickets and other en
tertainment gifts given to certain
legislators and top state officials, the
newspaper reported.
Jim Graci, a spokesman for the state
auditor general, said Friday that the
audit is still in process and will be
finished sometime in the future.
Fredrick Ciletti, University special
assistant to the president for govern
mental affairs, refused to comment on
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