4—The Daily Collegian Friday, Sept. 11, 1981 Presidential search goes on By DINA DEFABO Daily Collegian Staff Writer , , To begin the search for a new Universi ty president, eight members of the Uni veristy's Board of Trustees have been appointed to a Trustee Presidential Se lection Committee. The committee, which will ultimately recommend one presidential candidate to the full Board of Trustees.in NoVem ber, 1982, was established following Os wald's announcement that he will retire in June, 1983 • Quentin E. Wood, president of the 'Board of Trustees and chairman of the 'committee, said duties of the committee !will include "formulating the search 'process -- when it will start, who will participate and how it will be con :ducted." Members of the Trustee Presidental ,Selection Committee are: Howard 0. Beaver Jr., Reading; Walter J. Conti, :Doylestown; the Honorable Roger A. 'Madigan, Towanda; Stanley G. Schaffer, .Pittsburgh; Obie Snider, Imler; William K. Ulerich of Clearfield and Dr. Helen D. . •Wise, Dover, Del. Dr. Richard E. Grubb, senior vice :president for administration at the Uni ‘versity, will serve as executive secretary t of the committee. PASSION PLAY (from Reading) Saturday, Sept. 12 PASSION PLAY (from Reading) Sunday, Sept. 13 TAHOKA FREEWAY 7 for 1 NO COVER! early Friday Happy Hours open at 2:30 p.m. , tll5a)D 1011 - leister St. serving Pepsi• Cola kke CP ° set k O lt° ft\ c 'eok' C° es 9 1 4 el sV 44 • l 161(‘ To assist with the presidential search process, Wood said the Trustee Commit tee has established a University Presi dential Search and Screen Committee, which will be composed of representa tives from various groups at the Univer sity. Wood said the Trustee Committee has asked various organizations and groups on campus to submit names for possible membership on the Search and Screen Committe by Oct. 15. The Search and Screen Committee's main duty will be to receive and evaluate applications and nominations for the position of University president, he said. "'.The 15-member Search and Screen Committee will begin reviewing and screening all applications and nomi nations that are made for the position soon after Oct. 15," Wood said. The Search and Screen Committee will continue screening applications until May, 1982, he said. "The Trustee Committee will then ask the Search and Screen Committee for a list of five to 10 names," Wood said. "The Trustee Committee Will then review this condensed list and select one name for the position and submit this name to the SENIORS Yearbook Portrait DEADLINE Sept. 14-18 for students in: Agriculture Arts and Architecture Business Earth and Mineral Science Education Call 865-2602 or stop by 206 HUB for an appointment. (Other senior portrait sign ups begin now) LA VIE 'B2, the Penn State Yearbook full Board of Trustees at the November, 1982 meeting." Members of the Presidential Search and Screen Committee, which will be announced soon after Oct. 15, will in clude: e Eight faculty members: four will be officers of the University Faculty Senate its chairperson, chairperson-elect, past chairperson and secretary. Two faculty members will be from the University Park campus, one from a branch campus and one from the Univer sity Graduate Council. • Two deans, to be selected from all University deans, including those of Ad missions and The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Libraries, Graduate School, Behrend College and Capitol Campus. • One member of the president's ad ministrative staff. • One Commonwealth Campus direc- • Two students, one undergraduate and one graduate. • One alumnus the president of the Alumni Association. .~.; ..{_, Jazz bagpiper to perform at Schwab • The Paul Robeson Cultural Center will present jazz • The Centre County Women's Resource Center will bagpiper Rufus Harley and his group at 8 tonight in sponsor a garage sale from 10 L.m. to 5 p.m. today and Schwab Auditorium. Tickets are $2 and may be purchased tomorrow at the Wesley Foundation, 256 E. College Ave. at the HUB Desk or at the door. • The Ballroom Dance Club will hold a program of American Liberty will hold a slide show and discussion on instruction and requests at 7 tonight in 133 White Building. Central American refugees at 7:30 tomorrow night in 320 Beginners are welcome. HUB. New members are welcome. • The Krishna Yoga Society will sponsor a Feast-ival at 7 tonight and 5 Sunday afternoon at 103 E. Hamilton Ave. • A concert by The Hipsters, to benefit the College Consumer Party, will be held at 9 tonight at 227 W. Nittany Ave. • Frontlash' will sell bus tickets today in the HUB • The Hetzel Union Board will meet at 8 tonight in 222 basement for next Saturday's Solidarity Day in Washing- HUB. Anyone interested in becoming involved with the ton, D.C. movies on the HUB lawn is welcome. • Penn State Students for Life will hold a membership drive from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today in the HUB basement. • Overcomers Christian Fellowship will hold a bible study at 10 Sunday morning '- 305 HUB. The group will • Entries for men's touch football, men's tennis singles also hold a worship service at 11 Sunday morning in 305 and the men's golf team will be accepted until noon today HUB. in 2 IM Building. • The•lnterlandia Folkdance Society will hold a pro- • The Hetzel Union Board will sponsor a free concert gram of recreational folkdancing at 7:30 tonight in the with Glenn Kidder and Backseat Van Gogh at 8 Sunday . HUB Ballroom. night in the HUB Ballroom. Get t DOWNTOWN - COLLEGE AVE. Liccs) WESE - WESTERLY PARKWAY ay -UNIVERSITY DR. (?) SHOPPING CENT - ER arm cu -e , 4.. i . i ,, „. N , „40, t-, September 16 Tickets $5, $6, $7 n 27: k_1101.• Eisenhower Auditorium • The Third World Coalition and Friends of Central s ' k 11.4 F r .f7 4l ' ri:• • INA , - - Tuesday, September 8 collegian notes ~ ~~ 8:00 p.m. On Sale at HUB Desk 9:00 a.m. TONIGHT PSU ICE PAVILION 3 Hour Public Special ,7-10 p.m. • WQWK live • Dandy Lion • Zoe Zest • Regular admission Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship "Just Last Summer" A movie about dating Friday Sept. 11 8 p.m. Memorial Lounge Eisenhower Chapel IT IS Not a secret any more BELL'S GREEK PIZZA is the best. FREE DELIVERY Starts at 4:30 pm Daily Across from S. Halls 538 E. College Ave. 237-8616 I=l=ol IM •' 237.- 1- ;32 AMBASSADOR BO IMMO Bike security and registration crucial presents FALL SPECTACULAR HUGE SAVINGS ON *STEREO * CALCULATORS *VIDEO * * TV's * CAR STEREO *TAPES* Hitachi SR-903 JVC JR-S 81H Kenwood KR-3010 Kenwood KR-5030 Kenwood KR-6030 Luxman R-1040 Luxman R-1050 Luxman R-1120 • Pioneer SX-3600.... Pioneer SX-1980.... Sanyo 2033 Sanyo Plus 55 Scott 325 R Scott 335 R Sony STR V-45 Sony STR V-55 Technics SA-505 Yamaha CR-840.. Yamaha CR-1040 AMPS & TUNERS Watts/Ch. Accuphase E-202 Dynaco SCA-35 JVC JA-544 Kenwood KA-3700 Kenwood KA-6100 Kenwood KA-9100 Luxman L-110 Luxman L-85V Marantz 1120 Pioneer SA•8500I1 Sanyo A-35 Sony TAF-30 SonyTAF-60 Yamaha CA-810 Dynaco ST-300 HK Citation 16 Accuphase C-200 Dynaco Pat-4 Kit Luxman C-1000 - Luxman CL-350 Phase Linear PL-4000 Pioneer SPEC-1 SAE 2100 L Kenwood KT-7500 • Luxman T-110 Pioneer TVX-9500 Pioneer TX-850011 "WALKMAN" Technidyne Sanyo M• 5550 Sony TPSL-2 Akai PM•01 (with FM) Toshiba KTS2 (with FM) CAR STEREOS Pioneer TP-200. Pioneer KP-66G Pioneer KP-272. Craig T-201 Craig T-281 Pioneer KP-1500... Pioneer KPX-600.. Pioneer KPX-9500 Sanyo FT-417 Sanyo FT-690 RECORDING TAPES MAXELL UDXL-II C-90 $2.99 • TDK SA C-90 $2.99 SONY EHF C-90 $2.99 CAMPUS STEREO Mon-Fn 10 AM-9 PM Sat 10 AM-6 PM " Home Electronics Center" 307 W. Beaver Ave., State College 234-5888 Also In . ALTOONA, JOHNSTOWN, & ERIE Daily Collegian Staff Writer The most important aspects of bicycle theft prevention are registering the bicy cle with University Police Services and securing it properly, a crime prevention specialist at University police said. RECEIVERS Save 43% ~ ~~, I - • it) 47-"'• Save 50% mM;I • . • • Kets, • •• ' • ,:••• • >Li; A -N ll4 . o .5.44 By BRIAN E. BOWERS "It's a type of opportunistic crime," said John E. Rideout. "If' you leave your bike unlocked and unsecured, it's going to walk away." He said the bicycle should be secured to an object that is itself secure. The three major portions of the bicycle the frame, rear and front wheels should Watts/Ch. 100 35 28 60 80 40 50 120 30 270 33 55 20 27 40 55 63 60 80 150 Pre-Amp Pre-Amp Pre-Amp Pre-Amp Pre-Amp Pre-Amp Pre-Amp Tuner TV Tuner Tuner List $l5O ..210 ..200 ..225 ..230 List $l2O ..110 ..110 ..130 ..190 ..130 ..170 ..250 ..200 ..330 P all be secure, or at least the most expen sive portions should be. It is possible to remove separate portions of the bicycle if they are not all secure, he said. The bicycle should be locked up with a reliable chain and lock. "If you spend in excess of $lOO for a multi-speed bike, you should spend a . little more to secure it," he said. No bicycle thieves were arrested in the last fiscal year, though about 16 bicycles were recovered, he said. When someone is arrested he is charged with theft under state law, he said. Registration of the bicycle enables SPEAKERS Save 40% Advent 4002 BIC B-22 BOSE 301 BOSE 901 IV ESS AMT 1-A Genesis 2 JBL L-19 JBL 702 Pioneer MCL-3... RTR G-35 RTR G-40 RTR G-200 • Speaker Stands BIC T-2M Harmon Kardon 200XM Harmon Kardon 300 M... Harmon Kardon 2000.... Hitachi D-900 JVC KD-85 Kenwood KX-1030 Pioneer CTF-1000 Sanyo Plus D-62 Sony TC-55 Sony EL-5 TEAC A-650 Toshiba PC-5460 HEADPHONES Pioneer CH-360 Pioneer SE-500 Royal Sound HP-BL Sony DRZ-6 Yamaha YH-3 Yamaha YH-2 Sale $99 139 159 175 175 RCA EFR-291 (9") RCA EFR-330 (13") RCA FFR-440 (19") RCA FFR-450 (19") Sanyo 91051 (19") Sanyo 91C72 (19") Sony KV-1216 (12") Sony KV-1542 Remote (15") Sony KV-1712D (17") Sony KV-1714 (17") Sony KV-2643 Remote (26") VIDEO RECORDERS JVC HR-6700 JVC HR-2200/TU-22 RCA VEP-150/TDP-1000 RCA VFT-190 RCA VET-250 RCA VET-650 Sony SL-5400 ! ! I!,;!!'.".'1,11, Ifi j! !) ! !, !IIII!!,!!!!!! ! 1 ! ! ! . , _••1 !!!!!!!!„/ 1. 1 , - ; TAPE DECKS Save 53% COLOR TV'S University police to identify it more easily in the event it is stolen. Rideout said information on registered bicycles is cross referenced in computers that are linked to computers at other police sta tions. Rideout said 103 bicycles of an average value of $lOO each were reported stolen at the University last year. The State Col lege Police Department said 144 bicycles were reported stolen in town between January and June, 1981. "I tend to think Spring and Fall are worse months for theft because the nice weather increases riding," Hideout said. He said officers on patrol check bicy- List $l7O ea. ..135 ea. ..130 ea. .1200 pr. ..507 ea. ..199 ea. ..200 ea. ..200 ea. ..125 ea. ..120 ea. ..150 ea. ..300 ea. 30pr. $135 ea 89 ea 102 ea 789 pr 299 ea 155 ea 159 ea 159 ea 65 ea. 89 ea. 119 ea. 239 ea. 15 pr. List Sale .$7O $49 ...70 49 ...25 15 ...85 65 ...35 29 ...50 39 Sale $875 995 995 729 875 1075 799 List $1350 ..1425 ..1200 ..850 1045 1400 1250 The Daily Collegian Friday, Sept. 11, 19817 cies in racks for registration and watch for theft. PHONO CARTRIDGES List Sale ADC XLM-MKII $125 $59 Audio Technica 80E 65 27 Audio Technica 82ED 85 37 Audio Technica 87 SL 150 75 Audio Technica 15SA 200 99 Empire 2000 111 85 39 Ortofon FFISXE 50 29 Shure M-91ED 80 29 Sony XL-33 Moving Coil 120 59 CALCULATORS Bowmar MX-140 $6l Kingspoint SC-40 61 Casio AQ-1600 40 Casio ML-90 5. Craig 4519 4I Unitrex 80 MR 20 TI-1030 $1" TI-30 1 TI-30SP TI-55 41 TI-50 45 TI-57 60 TI-BA-1 25 TI-BA-2 50 TI-MBA 70 TI-Programmer 65 TI-58C 130 TI-59 250 *with $2O cash rebate from factory HP-32E 65 HP-33C 120 HP-37E 75 HP-34C 150 HP-36C 150 HP-41C 250 HP-41CV 325 .HP:Quad Memory 95 • HP:Card Reader 215 HP:Printer 385 HP-67 375 If a bicycle is stolen on campus, the theft should be reported to University police, Rideout said. The bicycle theft should be reported to the authorities of the municipality where it was stolen if it occurs off campus. University police sponsors adds and commercials concerning bicycle safety and theft prevention, he said. Special decals are also being made to place on the bicycle racks reminding riders to secure their vehicles and register them, Rideout said. Sale $2O 17 29 39 15 11.95 13.97 16.97 29.90 34.95 39.95 19.95 42.50 62.95 55.95 97.95 174.95 64.95 127.50 127.50 214.95 276.95 85.95 182.75 329.95 319.95
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