22—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Sept. 10, 1981
COLLEGIRN:._...C.LIISSIFIf..P... - : - ..0.P.S
INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, mo
torcycle, home, personal belong
ings, hospitalization. For
courteous, professional service,
ANTIQUES,SECOND SEASON call 238-6633
317 1 / 2 South Pugh Street 237-6566.
Sundays noon-spm or by appoint
ment
FOR SALE
BICYCLES GIRL'S 24 Inch 3 speed,
men's 22 inch frame 10. speed. Both
good condition. Call evenings 238-
2207
CANDLES TO BURN and candles to
show. Tapestries for drab walls and
beds. Selected styles on sale now
at thS Lazy J, downstairs, 232 E.
College
COMIC BOOKS AND related stuff
Largest selection in one hundred
miles. Book Swapllo,too S. Fraser
COMPLETE EIGHT PIECE KE draft
ing set 1900 Vintage very good
condition. Call 237.2008
DUE TO THE POPULARITY OF OUR
FRATERNITY Little Sister Specials,
we can now only do them for a
select few fraternities. Details:
Studio 2 234.2000
ENGLISH FLAT SADDLE, excellent
condition, call Lynne after spm 237-
3339
FOUR GENERAL ADMISSION sea•
son football tickets. All four ex
clude Notre Dame and two exclude
Alabama. Phone 865-5823
GETZEN ETERNA SEVERINSEN
trumpet. Silver w/accessorles. 238-
9949 evenings, ask for Scott.
GREEN SOFA WALNUT trim and
matching chair $275. Black lounge
chair $B5. 234-3133 after spm
HOUSE PLANTS: 2" potted 30c, 3"
potted 60c, 4" potted $1.25, 6"
potted $3.00. Student plant sales
welcome. Phone 692.8308. Green
lands, stormstown, PA
•LAB SERIES AMP., fender exten
',sion cabinet, kustom guitar/ case,
,Shure microphone and effects ped
•al. Bargain price, $550.00 Call 355-
:4687 after 5:00
LARGE DOUBLE BED: Very good
condition. Only $30.00. Call Mark
234-1058 or 238.9421
' ,. LARGE YARD SALE: 10.4 Sat. 12
.Sept. rugs, chairs, shelves, house
'hold goods, clothing (16.18), shoes
:8.9 (incl. New Earth shoes), plants.
.Bellaire Ave. by carwash•-look fot
by Burger King on Univ. Drive.
Rain or Shine
MEN'S MAGAZINES: Back Issues
at bargain rates. Book Swap 110,too
2 S. Fraser
OLD THINGS gently priced.
' -Discover "Presents From The Past"
221 East Beaver, 234-6894. 11-5:30
PLANT SALE TO benefit cystic fl
.
, brosis research. Plants 50t0520. 225
W. Clinton. Phone 238.0137
QUEEN SIZE WATERBED $lBO call
Bob 237.2207 or 237.2315
.:SALE LEAVING HAPPY Valley! Ev-
C•erything must go! Assorted furni
',ure, shelves, lamps, kitchen items.
~Duality and good prices. Sat. 12 and
,:—Sun. 13 at 143 W. Fairmount Ave.
“SAVE MONEY ON paint and wall
:',.paper. Wallpaper 950, $1.50, $2.50
•.'per roll in stock. Tomasch Spring
422.8191
:,SCIENCE FICTION FANS know the
',largest S•F selection in town is at
;Book Swap 110,too S. Fraser
, SENIOR FOOTBALL TICKET: Ac
. .,:ceptlng best offer. 234.2009
:::SIDEWALK SALE: FURNITURE,
•:`kitchen items, lamps, dishwasher,
`,',much mpre. 500 West Nittany Ave.,
l'.lo to 4, date: 10 & 11, (Thursday &
'Friday)
, SINGLE AND DOUBLE beds, chest
',of-drawers, desk, dinette set,
';upholstered chairs, lamps, end ta
.bles, much more. 238-3208
'SONY HP-161 COMPACT stereo/w
'AM-FM tuner, turntable and speak
ers. Perfect condition. $90.00 or
/test offer. Call 237-1224 bet Ween 5-
'lO pm
STONES TICKETS WITH transpor
:tation frcm State College to the JFK
$59.00. Friday 9/25 or Saturday 9/26.
;:'Call 234-8945 today!STREET
SKATES SIZE 9. Used once. $2O.
Call Rodger 238-3447. Catch the
latest craze now!
TRAILER FOR SALE B'X3s' with
shed. Quiet and nice location. Call
Ed 238-1029
USED PAPERBACKS: THE best and
,broadest selection In town. Book
Swap 110. too S. Fraser
USED VACUUM CLEANERS $14.95
and up. Kirby Co., 422 Walnut St.,
Bellefonte, 355-9239.
WATERBEDS. $6O. ALL SIZES.
}testers, too. Fill and drain'kit $4.50,
conditioner $1.50. Downstairs, Lazy
tl., 232 E. College
49 IN. B&W T.V. with stand, best
'offer. 237-4697
; 1978 BMW 320; ruby red metallic,
sunroof, air, alloy wheels, excellent
• cond. Must sell $9395. Phone 944-
;5389 635.2081
Answers
(to yesterday's puzzle)
ATTENTION
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA DANCE
WORKSHOP offering classes in
Ballet, Modern Dance, Jazz, Tap,
Mime. Children and adults. 133 W.
Beaver Ave. 237.2784 11a.m.-7p.m.
DESPERATE, NEED FOOTBALL
ticket for Cinncinati. Contact Lisa
'• 237.5346
DON'T LEAVE STATE without your
Instant passport photos. Studio 2
234-2000
HIGHEST CASH IMMEDIATELY:
'plass rings $5O and up. Anything
made of gold and silver. Ed's Dis
count-opposite Temple Drive-in
Theatre, 237.5112
INTERESTED IN THE Health Sci
ences? Student research available
at the National Institutes of Health
(Normal Volunteer Program). Free
room and board. Stipends paid.
Winter or spring term. Call Mrs.
Sinclair Immediately at 865-3500 for
details
MOVING FROM ONE place to an
other? Rent my pickup truck and
me to help. Call 466-7459
NO BULL. NO HYPE. Just good
photography. Chuck Fong, Studio 2
234.2000
PREMEDS AND PRE-DENTS: Re
search in Medical Sciences at the
National Institutes of Health. Asso
ciated with Normal Volunteer Pro
gram. Room and board free.
Stipends paid. Winter or Spring
term. Call Mrs. Sinclair immediately
at 865-3500 for details
SHARE MY SECRET. Accidently
mixed two common cooking ingre-
dients, simple, safe, sure!! Lost 15
pounds twice and helped others.
No hunger!! For details mall two
dollars to Weight Loss, P.O. Box
506, 13 k oalsburg, Pa. 16827
SMALL REFRIGERATORS FOR
rent. Unlimited Rent• Alls, 140 N.
Atherton 5t.238-3037
STONE FANS: TICKETS with trans
portation from State College to the
JKF. 9/25 or 9/26 shows available.
Call 234-8945 today! $59
THE LAZY J. For your pleasure
since 1973. Pipes, papers, Incense,
waterbeds, and more. Downstairs,
232 E. College
THE MUSIC WORKSHOP. Quality
Music Instruction. 238-2660. Best
time to call: 11AM to IPM
TUESDAY (Jesus- The Movie- To
night HUB Ballroom 7:30, Free Ad
mission & Refreshments);
WEDNESDAY (Jesus- The Movie);
THURSDAY (Frizzell Room, Eisen
hower Chapel 7:30 Free Admission
& Refreshments.)
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
FELLOWSHIP is a liberal faith, a
caring community of free and disci
plined women and men who are
seeking to unify all people In a large
spiritual fellowship through a phi
losophy of religion that stresses
reason, goodness, and service. Join
us Sundays, 10:30 am at 758 Glenn
Road, State College
YARD SALE: ANTIQUE clothing,
records, record albums, house
hold,books,jewelry,much more. 9-5
Fri.,Sat. 11th 12th,corner McAllister
at Beaver across Penn Towers Apt.
AUDIO
RICKENBACKER 4001 BASS and
new vantage -9008 Bass deluxe
cases. Call 237.3689 after 7:00.
Keep tryhg
AUTOMOTIVE
HONDA C 8350 NEW inspection,
great gas mileage, excellent condi
tion, $550 or bestoffer phone 237-
0487 or 234-4444 ask for Mike
'75 VOLKSWAGON, SUPER
BEETLE, sunroof, am-fm, 4-speed,
30mpg, after 5, 238-6572
1975 LANCIA BETA coupe must
sell. 38500mIles, mechanically ex
cellent,lea:her interior, FM stereo,
needs paint. s3soo,negotiable. Tony
237-2650
1973 CAPRI RUNS WELL, body in
good condition 359.2042.
1969 VW BUG, 10,000 on new trans
mission, 25,000 on rebuilt engine
$750 238-2545
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FEMALE; 4TH ROOMMATE needed
to share spacious, nicely furnished
2 bedroom apartment•at the Lofts.
Rent very reasonable. Please call
237.0579 anytime
LARGE SEVEN ROOM house in
Lewistown. Ideal for responsible
students £2501m0 plus sec. 717.248-
0597
LIVING SPACE AVAILABLE at the
Cedars. $l2O to $l5O. Spring Mills.
Tomasch L 22.8191
OWN SMALL BEDROOM In 2-bed
room apartment for quiet female.
$l2O/montn' utilitieslncluded. Near
campus. Call Mary Lew 234-8850.
PARKING SPACES. COLLEGE Ave
nue opposite South Halls. $45.00
per term, 234-4768 evenings
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE with
yard. $250:m0. + $92 utilities. Off
W. College. Grad or professional
only. Will sell furniture and acces
sories of needed. 237.0285 after
spm.
1-CAR GARAGE NEAR campus on
Worthside. (312)752-3210 after
11:00pm weekdays. Anytime week
ends
WANTED TO RENT
NON-SMOKING FEMALE NEEDS
place to live fall term only. Call
Sharon collect (215) 485.6635
QUIET RESPONSIBLE FEMALE
wants to share apt or house close
to campus fall term 237.5636
ROOMMATES
CALL ME IF you need a male room-
mate for Fall Term. Only will pay
$l6O/month 237.4332 ArtFEMALE
HOUSEMATE: GRADUATE/profes
slonal,non•smoker. Bus route/one
mile out,own room/bath/new house.
$19015185. Utilities included. 234-
6210
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED for
own room in apartment $ll7 a
month call 238-2504
FEMALE TO SHARE nice furnished
2 bedroom on bus route. $162.50
238-3208
MALE GRAD STUDENT desires to
share a large 2 bedroom apartment
on Pugh St. $145. Call 238-8518
NEED A ROOMMATE? Grad stu
dent needs place to five '81.'82
close. Call Greg collect (816) 363-
0540
NON-SMOKING ROOMMATE
NEEDED to share 1 / 4 of 2 bedroom
apt. $ll5/mo. Includes all utilities
plus access to pool, hot tub sauna
and bus. Call 237-9325.
QUIET NON—SMOKING FEMALE
to share efficiency at Pennwood
North $lOO per month 237.1222
ROOMATE FOR 1/2 bedroom in
Briarwood 2 level townhouse. Furni
ture, heat and a/c included. Asking
$lOO/month. Fall term only
ROOMMATE FOR 1 / 2 bedroom in
Briarwood 2-level, townhouse. Fur
niture, heat and A/C included.
Asking sloolmonth. Fall
term onIyROOMMATE WANTED
PREFERABLY nonsmoking, Within
walking disiance. Stop by 529 Fos
ter, apt #26during day
WANTED: ROOMMATE STARTING
Fall term sl4olmonth East College
238-2260
HOUSES
MOBILE HOME BX4O on lot 2 miles
from campus. Old but nice condi
tion. Very reasonable price. Call
234-4698 in evening and keep trying
4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, gas heat
$450/month. Abacus Realty 238-
6800
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t_a n.nouattuz.
t...ating
§§ A new concept in
dating for
unmarried adults §
§ 18 and older. s
§ Six month membership
§ $lB for men §
§ $l5 for women
§ (814)238-4200
P.O. Box 737
State college, PA
16801-0737
CLOSE TO CAMPUS. 12 years expe
rience, IBM selectric. Reliable, pro
fessional, papers, resumes, etc
Toni 237.9468
IBM CORRECTING SELECTRICS
for rent Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N.
Atherton ST. 238.3037
PROFESSIONAL TYPING AND edit
ing done quickly, cheaply. Call 238
4087
Theses, Dissertations, term papers,
resumes, etc. One block from cam
pus. 8-4, 238.7833, Dianne or Marie
TYPIST WANTED; 60 w/p/m. Experi
ence necessary. Apply at Kinko's
Copies. 238.c0py
FouN
"FOUND" NOTICES
ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE
FOUND: A KEY
,Friday Sept. 4th.
Corner of Garner and Beaver. Call
865.6246 for info
FOUND: CONTACT CASE with con
tacts inside on S.Allen Aug. 31. Call
865-5136FOUND:KEY ON South Al
len Street. In front of Nitany Con-
sumer. Check at HUB deskFOUND:
MENS WATCH— identify to claim:
Kent 234.7041 Margaret 238-7769
NEW W.C. BILLHICK t•shirt found
in front of Eisenhower. Contact
Skip 234-0702
DESPERATELY NEED TWO public
tickets for either Alabama or N.D.
game. Call Jim 237.1697
EXPERIENCED VOCALIST AVAIL
ABLE seeding band. Call Lisa T. TECHNICAL DISSERTATION TYP
-865.0975 IST with knowledge of Unix Nroff
needed. Ashok, 865-7292. Leave
name and phone.
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up
Leland Enterprises 238.2553
ICE HOCKEY GOALIE equipment,
used. Call Roger 234.9917
I NEED SENIOR Grad ticket for
Cincinnati Game. Please call Tom
at 234.4415 after spm.
LEAD GUITARIST WITH vocal abili
ty for tasty new rock band. Call
Lance 6-7 pm 238-4147
MODELS WANTED CENTRAL Pa.
Modeling Agency. Send one 4x5
color print to Reflections Photogra
phy 3200 6th Ave., Altoona, Pa.
16602
NEEDED: SRIGRAD SEASON foot
ball ticket. Will pay big bucks! Cail
Michael evenings 234.1431
SR. GRAD SEASON ticket paying
$5O and up. Glad to negotiate 237-
E6BO evenings. Andy
TWO DATE TICKETS for Notre
Dame. Call Laurie 865.5974 desper
ately needed!
WANTED! GOLD! CLASS rings,
wedding bands, Jewelry and coins.
Paying to 90% of spot price. Buying
gold for over 10 yrs. Will pick up.
466.7713, Boalsburg
WANTED: MALE GRAD dorm con
tract for Fall 'Bl. McKee or Atherton
Hall. Call Steve collect (717) 326-
2376
NEED
A
ROOITIDIATE?
We can hel . !!
238-3837
• •
ROOMMATE
111 Sowers St.
Suite 500
State College, Pa.
tower Arby's)
INTRODUCTION
LOST
LOST: ISAAC, A grey, neutered,
male cat; one year old, yellow•green
eyes, no collar: Please call Tina at
238-7775. Missing for 1 1 / 2 weeks
WHO EVER FOUND the tray of
cassettes at the car wash please
call 237-6614
MUSIC.
LESSONS -
Term package of 8
lessons for $4O OO
*Entitles person
to student discounts
on all instruments
and accessories
eor''es
HOusE'7 , r MUSIC
221 F ill 5711
CASH FOR WEEKENDS. Become a
Sera-Tec plasma donor and earn
$2O or more per week. 237-5761
DISHWASHER NEEDED FOR lunch
and dinner. For information call
238.9944 and ask for Mike
DRIVERS WANTED. MUST be 18,
have own car and Insurance. Excel
lent compensation. Apply after 4:00
pm Domino's Pizza 421 E. Beaver
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. Sell
Avon. Flt hours around classes, call
238-7070
EXCITING LABORATORY WORK ih
pesticide analysis for both under
grad., grad. WORK STUDY, David
Kurtz 863-0844
FULL TIME OR part time secretary -
fluent in French and English. Prefer
French National for preparing corre
spondence in French. Call Mr. Slo
c u m AEC Inc. 238 - 11140 GEOLOGIST: B.S. DEGREES
In geology and related falds.
Please send resume to Technical
Drilling Services, 2601 NW Express
way, Suite 501 West Oklahoma City,
Okla. 73112 cto Laura
There's only
one sure way
•
to avoid rape.
e
Avoid
the rapist.
The only way to confront a rapist is on the safe side of a
locked door.
• If you live alone, be sure your door has a deadbolt lock,
and a peephole.
• Never let a stranger talk his way in. Demand identification.
• When you change addresses, change the lock on every out
side door.
• Stay clear of deserted laundromats, apartment laundry
rooms and out-of-the-way parking lots...especially at night
• Never put your first name on a mail box or in the phone
book...just your first initial.
Remember, the rapist is a dangerous, unpredictable person.
He's not to be reasoned with...just avoided.
Make Crime More Trouble Than It's Worth.
=me rtNvimmi,
'4E)
• Govemiii'sJusticeCommission
Box 1167. Harrisburg, Pa. 17120
SALESPERSON TO sell stereo,
home computers,calculators. Full
and part time. Only knowledgeable,
experienced, honest, hard-working.
Must apply in person. No phone
calls. Campus Stereo, 307 W. Bea
ver Ave.
WORK STUDY OPPORTUNITY: Fall,
Winter, Spring, both graduate and
undergraduate work study students
sought for selected projects In of
fice automation and data•commu
nications, computer science,
business administration, engi
neering, backgrounds appropriate.
Call 863.1511 for interview
WORK STUDY STUDENT. Assist in
Air Pollution Effects on Plants Re
search 865.0323
MIK IS
T $l.OO OFF
I the low price of any set Of , li
4 'l 111
I e ectr cAo r u s s t t r l i c ng an s d bass
- eor eS
II 1f! I! PI
227 E. Beaver Ave.
OPENOtteri
Mon-Fri 10-9 Expires
Sat. 10-7 ' 9114181
EIS
PERSONALS
ABANDON HOPE OF finding more
used paperbacks at lower prices
than Book Swap 110,too S. Fraser
ARE YOU INTERESTED in Social
Service •for underprivileged chil
dren, the disabled, and the elderly?
Do you feel Human Life should be
respected at all stages of devel
, opment? Then Join Penn State Stu
: dents For Life Today, HUB ground
• floor,
ATTENTION ALL KEY Clubbers:
Penn State Circle K welcomes you
to join us for the ultimate experi-
ence. Meetings: Tuesday 7pm at
314 Boucke
ATTENTION FRATERNITIES,SO
RORITIES and RA's: Order your T
shirts from NCS. Call 237.9687
CAREER OPPT. WITH Procter and
Gamble paper products will be in
formally discussed in HUB rms.
317.318-319 Sept. 9 & 10. CO
NGRATS BOZZO AND Manz: 1981
ECC Champs. The Worm
Spring term) at the National Insti
tutes of Health (Normal Volunteer
DAVE'S BREEDING SERVICE night Program). Free room and board;
appointments. Only call after 6. 238-
5721 daily stipend. Phone Mrs. Sinclair
immediately at 865.3500 for details
BRY—I LEAVE with K.T.F. In your MONEY—CASH for Notre Dame
hands. Remember when he hurts,l football tickets. Call collect
hurt too. If we never share anything (703)978.9683
else together-we will always have M.J.K.,WE MAY write lousy lime-
S.C. It belongs to us. I love you- ricks,but you make great shoo-fly
o - rI3ULLVVINKE'S BAKERY OF- pie! Thanks! Pam,KarenNEEDED
FERS you a choice! Whole grain ANYONE WHO'S had Acctg 101 by
breads, cakes, cookies, and more. correspondence for assignments
Delicious and nutritious. Featuring and/or tutoring. Will Pay. Call 238-
cinnamon raisin - whole wheat • rye 4709
breads, carrot • honey layer - coffee
cakes. These' are some of our spe
cialties. Entrances on College Ave.
via the Record Ranch and from
Calder Way across from the Cheese
Shop
PERSON WHO BORROWED my
stopwatch this summer at outdoor
track: please return to me or my
DENISE: IT'S ASTOUNDING. Time
mailbox in Collegian Office, 126
Carnegie. Paula
Is fleeting, madness takes Its toll.
But listen closely. Not for very .
much longer. I've got to keep con- - STUDENT .".
trol. Happy 19th!
'DYNAMITE WEDNESDAYS" AT
the Scorpion. Coming up- Daddy
Licks, The Nighthawks, Harpo.
Sept. 16,23& 30
FOR SALE: BLUE lug 9X12 feet. ' MASSAGE TENSIONS AWAY! Ex-
Excellent condition. Just $50.00. perience a relaxing total massage
Great for dormlCall Gina or Kathy at today. For reservation call 237.0009
237.0957 3pm-9pm
HELP! WITH ANY problem, free and
confidential. Oasis help center, 234-
0323. 12 noon until 12:30 a.m. daily
HEY PSU! IT'S Tony Conti's birth
day. Be especially nice to him or
else., Love, Della
HEY! YOU DON'T have to play Ice
hockey to get involved In PSU Ice
Hockey. Gain practical experience
in Advertising, Marketing, Journa
lism, and Public Relations. Or vol
unteer as an usher, statistician, or
ticket taker. See what the club has
to offer on Sept. 10 at 7:30 pm In the
Ice Pavilllon meeting room (located
on Pollock Road just past Nittany
Dorms)
INTRAMURALS DON'T GET taken
in town. Order your team shirts
from NCS T-shirts call 237.9687
KEYBOARDIST AND DRUMMER
looking for lead guitar and bass for
progressive rockljazz band. Call
Mike at 237-5322 or Ed 237.8715
PROCTER AND GAMBLE paper
products division will be holding an
informal discussion on techncal
mgt. oppt. Sept. 9 & 10 HUB rm.
317,318,319.PR0FE550R5: THE
New York Times are available at
reduced rates for your students.
Call 234-1788 for more information.
RECORD REWARD— Plastic Fan
tastic wants to pay cash for unwant
ed record albums and cassettes.
See us downstairs at 352 E. College
or call 234.3200
RIDE NEEDED TO & from South
New Jersey. Any weekend will help
with gas. Call Anne 237.0911 •
ROOMS AVAILABLE AT Sigma Tav
Gamma for fall. Call Phil or Rick for
Info. 237-1454
RUNNERS NEEDED FOR research
project. Call 466-7739 9:3opm to
11pm only
"SOMETIMES YOU GET what you
need" Rolling Stones tickets for
Phlledelphia Sept. 26 Call Jim
Room 0 238.9762
SORORITIES, BEAT THE "Fall
Rush" sign up for your compositles
nowt Studio 2 234-2000. 444 E.
College
STUDENTS GET THE New York
Times delivered on campus at spe
cial rates, call 234.1788 for more
information.
SUE FROM THOMPSON Hall: Miss
you, wish I was back at PSU. See
you Saturday. Love your man from
IMP
SWIMMERS: NAIADS SYN
CHRONIZES• Tryouts Sept. 14 and
15. Call 865.7591 for more Informa
tion.
TICKETS!! SENIOR FOOTBALL all
games Individual. Call now 238-7804
for sale.
TO ALL THOSE who are not Key
Ciubbers: who would like to make
new friends, have good times, and
find out what you've been missing.
Come loin PSU Circle K
T-SHIRTS LOWEST PRICES In
town. NCS T-shlrts. Try us after
you've tried the rest! Call 237-9687
TWO ABOVE AVERAGE guys wish
to meet two vacuous girls for no
particular reason. Reply
VERY FUNNY? IN Edition•= The
Daily Collegian's weekly attempt at
humor•- needs your amusing stor
ies, anecdotes, jokes, etc. pertain
ing to daily life at Penn State. Call
Dean Longo or Chuck Hall at 865-
1828
WHO IC MR B? •
WOULD YOU LIKE to spend a term
In the Washington D C. area? Get
Involved with research (Wirier or
PENN STATE UKRANIAN club, best
wishes from Yuri Hluschak
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apartments Classifications
attention help wanted roommates
audio houses student service directory
automotive ' lostsublet
for rent parties ' typing
for sale rides/riders wanted
found rooms . wanted to rent
BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Earn
beautiful sollfree plants. Have a
plant party. Call Kris 355.8781
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Calendar council to meet
Registration and renumbering to be discussed
By DINA DEFABO
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
The Calendar Conversion Council will
discuss a proposal to renumber courses
and a possible trial student registration
for Fall Semester• 1983 when it convenes
for its first meeting of the 1981-82 aca
demic year at 2 this afternoon.
Today's meeting will be the 10th meet
ing of the 17-member council, which was
formed last spring to coordinate and
expedite calendar conversion activities.
First on today's agenda is a proposal to
change the University's course num
bering system. A revised course num
bering system could help in determining
when , a student would take a given
course, council member James R. Dun
gan said.
He said, however, that such a plan
might not accommodate some of the
University'scourses which are taken by
students of all academic standings.
"Most universities have a simple sys
Flights to be
By DON WATERS
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) Commercial
flights likely will be held to about 75
percent their normal pace through most
of 1982 as the government rebuilds the air
traffic control system with new employ
ees, Federal Aviation Administrator J.
Lynn Helms said Tuesday.
Helms and Transportation Secretary
Drew Lewis assured congressmen that
the current system is working safely and
effectively without the 11,500 controllers
fired after they struck on Aug. 3.
Helms noted that the FAA already has
told air carriers to limit their flights to
about 75 percent of the pre-strike level
through next April, but he said "current
traffic levels will likely be maintained
throughout most of next year."
"In the second year of rebuilding,
though, we expect to permit traffic levels
to increase at a steady pace to a point at
which pre-strike traffic levels can be
reached on a daily basis," the FAA chief
continued.
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traffic levels at peak hours will reach
their former-levels, and the busy New
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100 level series is for freshmen, the 200
level is for sophomores, and so on," said
Dungan."However, Penn State ' has
courses like English 10. I think a total
renumbering may be desirable but
whether it is feasible is a different ques
tion."
The council will also discuss the possi
bility of having students trial register for
the 1983 Fall Semester during this
spring's registration.
"A trial registration one year in ad
vance (of the semester change) would
tell us how well course offerings would
meet student demand," he said. "We are
used to offering courses three times a
year and we need to get an idea of
whether we will be offering enough sec
tions of, say English 10, to meet the
demand twice a year."
To ensure that individual academic
departments will not suffer an increased
workload while revising courses and
held to 75 percent
York and Chicago areas will be the last to
achieve their full capacity, he added.
The FAA has kept the control system
operating with about 8,300 non-union con
trollers, supervisors and military per
sonnel while stepping up the hiring of
new permanent employees.
During about 2 1 / 2 hours of testimony,
Helms and Lewis insisted repeatedly
that no shortcuts are being taken that
would compromise the safety of the fly
ing public.
But two members of the House Govern
ment Operations subcommittee on trans
portation remained unconvinced.
His voice rising, Rep. Tom Lantos, D-
Calif., accused Lewis of a "very cavalier
attitude" and smugness in the face of
concerns about safety.
"I'm not sitting here with a self-as
sured or cavalier attitude," Lewis re
torted. "I'm here with a problem I'm
trying to solve'."
And Rep. Ted Weiss, D-N.Y., drew
applause from supporters of the striking
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Or
ganization in the audience when he said
the government testimony made him
even more shaky about flying.
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programs, the council will also discuss
ways to improve communication be
tween itself, the University Faculty Sen
ate and individual departments.
Also at the meeting, the chairmen of
the Summer Session Committee and the
Faculty Contracts Committee will deliv
er information reports to the council.
The Calendar Conversion Council will
continue its responsibility until the end of
the 1983-84 academic year.
Dungan, said student interest in the
calendar change could increase this year
because both the freshmen and sopho
mores will be affected by it.
"This year approximately one-half of
the students at the University will be
involved in the calendar conversion and
in the following year, three-fourths of the
students will be affected," he said.
"Therefore, I think that the interest in
the calendar conversion will be stronger
this year than last year."
Helms said none of the controllers on
duty now is working more than a sched
uled 48-hour week, although bad weather
has forced some to put in overtime, and
30 percent are down to the normal 40-
hour schedule.
The FAA chief said major concern
was to prevent fatigue by those personnel
after the initial "emotional high" of
keeping the system operating wears off
in the coming months.
But he said that in addition to shorten
ing the work week, putting newly trained
controllers and clerical personnel will
permit the agency to begin scheduling
vacations that had to be put off this
summer.
PATCO officials were not invited to
testify at the hearing, which continues
Wednesday, because the subcommittee
chairman, Rep. John L. Burton, D-Calif.,
said he wanted to confine the inquiry to
the control system itself and not the
labor-management dispute.
But Lewis took the opportunity in his
formal statement to reiterate the Reagan
administration's stand that the mass
firings were necessary.
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