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"We at the University have the obligation to at Barbara J. Arnold, student representative from For example, if students wanted to explore puse s . wolic, they may not be able to fit an
Daily Collegian Staff Writer . • least look into this," Corbelletti said. the Commonwealth campuses, said ethical ethics in the corporate society, Gross said a extracurricular ethical education into their
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While . discussing goals for the 1981-82 academic Provost Edward D. Eddy asked student mem- courses are net stressed in curricula such as corporate executive, a religious minister and, an schedule.
year, the University Council yesterday explored bers of the council if students todaY are interested engineering and when considering electives, stu- academic or administrative representative cauld • .- - •
the possibility of teaching ethics to University in attaining a set of ethical values. dents are encouraged to take such courses as . participate in a panel discussion with the stu- . Corbelletti, said an important University goal
students. "The trend seems to be toward a more conser- economics. • dents.. might be to make students consciously aware and
The discussion on ethics was prompted by vative, more practical thinking attitude toward However, O'Hearn said students in technical . William Rabinowitz, professor of educational recognize the 'consequences of the decisions they
University President John W. Oswald's "Perspec- life," Andrew ,M. O'Hearn, an undergraduate courses can recieve 'an ethical education if a psychology, said the approach to teaching ethics are going to make as a professionals: ( -
tive on the '80s" plan which the council will study student representative'to the council, said.' • professor incorporates ethical ideas in his teach- has puzzled educators for .years. When he at-
.Arnold agreed that students should be 'taught to
this year. . "A student is interested in what college can do ing techniques. - tended school, Ratienowitz said students were be aware of the effects their professional deci-
The council, composed of faculty members, for him and how it is a link between high school "The ethical approach can be there no matter forced to attend frequent lectures on morals and • have on other people. Arnold, a mining •
administrators and students, last year presented and a career," he said. what subject is taught," he said. ethics, but that approach to teaching ethics was mons will
engineering major, said she once received a list of
a progress report on the implementation of issues O'Hearn said the University should question the Theordore L. Gross,. provost and dean of the unsuccessful. • 10 engineering ethics, but that was the extent of
outlined in the plan and the council will make a validity of that attitude. . . Capitol Campus, 'said faculty members and ad- "None of us will deny our reponsibility in that
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similar report this year. • Many people today are concerned with whether ministration at the Capitol Campus have been area," he said. "Our question is how, de we. .
At the meeting, Raniero Corbelletti, head of the the educational trend seems to be practically or discussing a possible series of panel discussions dicharge it? ' "It was not even said in basic engineering
Department of Architecture, said that if society is ethically oriented, O'Hearn said. involving faculty, students,, adthinistration and "If we knew how to do it, it would be effective - courses that we should be aware' of the people,"
becoming more spiritually or ethically oriented, Corbelletti said, however, the issue of ethics professional people that would "focus on the wonderful," he said. she said. "It was more on the company's side and
the University has a responsibility to examine the should be addressed because it is not simply a critical issues facing students as they emerge into Mary G. Chisholm, assistant professor of them- ' •• how you are going to make all this money when
trend. "trend issue" but rather the basis for humanity. society." istry, said that because students at branch gam- you get out of here." ' ' • ' '
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affairs forum' t® meet with Oswald .Winners, losers discuss races
By SHAWN ISRAEL . . final count, and said also she was very
ian Staff Writer pleased to win. Coll
Daily I 'By ELLYN HARLEY sity
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i's Commission on Women, whose 18 members were • professor of psychology, said the forum will "go through -
' Daily Collegian Staff Writer appointed by Oswald. our own networks to contact people we would like to Winners and losers in the Patton Town- Dunkle said her immediate priority as
ship Supervisor, Ferguson Township "Bucking the Trend," a report containing recommen- Stewart said Senior Vice President for Administration suggest for the (presidential) positon."
is a member of the council is to examine
dations concerning black faculty, staff recruitment and Richard E. Grubb indicated verbally to him the forum Concerning the University's Commission on Women, Board of Supervisors and College Town- possibilities of 'light industrial growth.
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retention and financial aid for black graduate students would be included in the itinerary of groups to interview several forum members thought the commission should ship Council ram; expressed marginal ' She said she looks for growth "that is
will be a major topic of discussion in a Nov. 12 meeting each presidential candidate, however that has not been be expanded to include one or two minority members. surprise at the election results. beneficial to the township and not detri-,
`between the Forum on Black Affairs and University confirmed in writing, Stewart said. Another suggestion was that the commission be expand-
Democrat Elliot Abrams, winning the mental."
'President John W. :Oswald, Forum President James B. A letter asking for clarification of the forum's partici- ed to proportionately represent the minority compostion Patton Township Supervisor's seat with Pytel said that, entering into thii race,
Stewart said. pation in the search process will be sent to Grubb in of the University. • 908 votes over4tepublican Thomas N. he had been wary of unscrupulous cam-.
"Essentially, the report addresses the concerns of the response to a letter to Stewart from Grubb, which said Eby's 578, said he was not very surprised paign tactics in present and past' years
Hall said the concerns of the commission are more over his victory from other candidates.
limited number of black faculty, staff and graduate "The Trustee Presidential Selection Committee urges than just women's issues and that minorities have often
"I don't i know - if 'surprised' is the right "I had a straightforward, honest cam
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students and presents some concrete recommendations that the Forum on Black Affairs be active in the process
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of ways we can counter the trend of declining black of identifying and nominating candidates for the presi-
Word," Abrams said of his reaction, "I'm ' paign, he said.
presence in higher education," said Stewart, who is also dency." Stewart said the issue of the • commission should just very pleased." • . .- ' Pytel said the top priorities of his term •
Director of the Black Studies Program and an assistant "I think, in my capacity as president of the Forum on defenitely be considered in the Nov. 12 meeting with In his campaign for Township Supervi- remain relocating the township building
,professor of economics. Black Affairs, I'm particularly concerned with getting Oswald because 18 women cannot necessarily represent sor, Abrams said he stressed keeping the' and correcting the zoning situation.
• Stewart said forum representatives also hope to bring candidates who may have had some experience in the needs of minority women if none of those 18 are cost of public services in line and control- • Sartore said she was disappointed with
up two other minority concerns during the meeting with making universities hospitable environments for mi- minority women. . ling rising property taxes in the town- the final results, but she would continue
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Oswald: The abscence of blacks on the Board of nority groups and actively involving all constituencies In other business, forum secretary Marjorie Belton . -._
brams' opponent Eby said a probable affairs:'
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take an interest in municipal
-Trustee's Presidential Selection Committee and the 15- •in decision-making precesses (at the candidates' uni- said Terrell Jimes, a member of the University/Com- a
cause • of his defeat might have been Incumbents Dolores Taricani and Gale
• -m - ember Presidential Search and .Screen Committee; versites)," Stewart said. munity Relations Committee, was approved as chair-Abrams' popularity in the area. - L. Dargitz each won positions on the
`and the lack of minority representatives on the Univer- Fortim Vice President Howard Hall, also an assistant man of that forum committee.
' "l'm a relatively unknown person," College Township Council • for another
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New council members actions speculated Local business may benefit front the new Republican majority On the council Republicans Mary Dunkle and George tively. .. . .
because of the traditional pro-business philosophy Republicans espouse. Pytel won the two at-large positions on • Tarciani said the moderate voter turn-
Continued from Page 1. , Business issues, such as the closing-of South Allen Street for the farmer's market the Ferguson Township Board of Super- out was not unexpected.
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„',Haas said she will remain an independent despite the pressure she may encounter and changes in the sign ordinance, will receive more sympathy by the RepubliCan- visors, with 1,087 and 1,092 votes respec- Candidate. Roger H:JOhnson, who re
*om other Republicans on the council. ' - . dominated council. . • lively. Of the two Democrats running for ceived 583 votes in the College Township
• 'Wiser effectiveness on the council maybe hampered by the fact that he has not Downtown Business 'Association President Ted Conally said the' relationship the position, Judith Sartore received 832: Council race, said, "I was surprised
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on any authorities, boards or commissions, Haas said. Service on any of the between downtown businesses and the council may improve.. votes, Chalmer Wheland 756. because the (initial) response to my
ABCs .is not a prerequesite, but it helps to understand the subtleties of local "My feeling is that council might be even more receptive to our needs," Connolly - Dunkle said she did not expect either campaign was better than it had been in
-gbvernment, she said. , . said. the reportedly large voter turnout or the years," he said. •
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nior pass for $3O or best • offer by STUDENT TICKETS FOR remaining 1 FREE WALL - across from Old Maio. Negotlablel FEMALE NEEDED TO sublet 1/3 sublet 1/3 one bedroerlf (Perin Tow = EU' ROFE'FOFIFREEI•We heed - Ccil• „ ' .:
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11/7. Call '865-8770 home games one junior, one senior. 237-9687. Spring option ; Beaver Hill apt. Winter/Spring. er) apartment. Winter, Spring, Sum- lege representatiVes . to sponsor our
Call after five 237-9059 1 POSTER I - $l2B/month. 237-0759 mer (optional). 237-1093 . • Europe trips here on campus. Call l-
ALABAMA, NOTRE DAME, AND . .. ... . . ... ....... .• . .. - - 800 . -368-2006 ask for Nancy
Pitt reserved tickets for sale. Call TWO r GOLLEHON P.A. speakers, I with coupon and any set I :
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Larry (412)276-6316 evenings s3oo. ' Applause ACoustic Guitar, lof guitar, banjo, mandolin, i • •••. .. •.i RE . ..•..,..
FOR - -. NT ' ''. nished efficiency, quiet, next to ficiency apartment at University FLORIDA FOR. FREE! We need
$95. Call Kevin, 238-4662 after spm •or violin strings. Large I
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campus. Corner Calderway Locust Terrace winter/spring, free bus college representation to sonsllr
BACH STRADIVARIUS TRUMPET 3 selection of your choice. FOR RENT IN Lemont, two rooms our Florida trips here on campus.
Model #43 $375 Call 865-3904 • TWO RESERVED SEAT tickets for
~ Ln $l3O 234-0113
At I for Winter term. S2O/week, on bus
Alabama and Notre Dame games ' FEMALE NEEDED FOR winter- FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED 1 / 2 NOVO . •
I route. 238.0750
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick UD
BECKER SPEAKERS $lOO for pair. Best offer 355-4850 ..
I nor es spring sublet. Close to campus. bedroom of Southgate Townhouse • '
35 watts/channel. Jim, 237-1820. i ONE BEDROOM COTTAGE avail- - 'Leland Enterprises 238-2553,
TWO SENIOR ALABAMA and Notre I I I 1 11 ! MUHL.] : able Dec.l or immediately. Located Utilities/furni s h e d $175/mo. Call 237-6991
CHEAP! PORNO SOUND, on cas- Dame tickets,• $l4O or best offer, I 234-5039, 1 / 2 bdrm
Expires 11/9/81 O In countryside near Stone Valley.
sette, recorded live at Thompson call 234.6605 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to bedroom apartment spring and/or Class rings $5O and up. Anything 19the
• Hill: (I' was awake! I heard himask ' Liiismtimmommusumemoniail $2OO/mth. Call Jenny, 466-6393 after made of gold and silver. Ed's Dia
ifhlot Box "foxes" like heavy "pelt- USED- VACUUM CLEANERS- 5 share 1/3 apartment for Winter/Spr- summer. Rent sllomo. •neg. Call
count- opposite . Temple . Drive-in On November 19,
lati'.'-that's why I laughed.) Pay At- uprights and canisters-, starting at ••:-.'••-:- •.' • gubiti .:..,........,' . ROOM IN THREE bedroom house. ing terms. Rent: $127 (all utilities 237-0194
Theater, 237-5112
. tention, Fodo • $14.95 and up. Penn State Kirby •,.. ' -•-• •-'
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234-8491 after spm HERITAGE OA K S - MALE grad. or ICE HOCKEY GOALIE equipment, smoking cigarettes for
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female. Winter, spring, summe r used. Call Roger 234-9917
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION ! WASH E R AN D DRYER ; ATTENTION: UNHEARD OF dis- lease. $153.00 month plus utilities FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to senior share deluxe one bedroom.
MOPED for sale! Two months old - Coppertone, variable temperature counts on name brand stereos, 238-0305 share one-third of furnished two Utilities and bus, 175/mo. Jim 234- NEED TWO Student tickets for try. Because if you
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lit'ist sell -am leaving USA. 80 mpg, and speed; like new. First best cabinets, accessories, T.V.'s, _ bedroom apartment Winter term. 9076. Winter-on, November free! Notre Dame Game Nov. 21. Please can skip cigarettes for
, portable cassettes of all ROOMS FOR RENT. Winter term at
helmet included, $350. Call Joe 865- offer. Call 237-9590 2 28 Bradley near Pugh and Ather
-95)0, 466-7705. Leave a message sizes, plus video cassettes, record- Alpha Phi Delta 238-4589 ton. Nice area. Call Kathy 234-7487 • MALE FOR +/ z, of large newly fur- call Kathy 237-0844 anytime.
a day, you might
fished one bedroom apartment Just
2 TICKETS FOR Pilobolus Dance SKI FOR FREE! We need college discover you can skip
ers, and cameras. Factory sealed. SINGLE ROOM IN private home for FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED- off campusßob 865-6929 representatives to sponsor our ski
cIEVETTE SNOW TIRES for sale; Theatre, Friday, Nov. 6. Call Cathy Full warranty. • Monthly specials. quiet, non-smoking male. No cook- 'em forever.
excellent condition -$ 75 for pair. 237-3684. Best offer Contact Joe Schraff, sales director ing but room Is furnished with Sublet 1/2 large bedroom/Park Hill •
QUIET MALE GRAD .. 3-bedrm. trips here on campus. Call 1 -800-
Apt./furnished/winter-summer-
Steel belted radials 237-5139 238.6107 . refrigerator, bed, desk, writing ta- $143/mo. utilities Included . Parkway 368-2006 ask for Nancy
SKIS - KASTLE NATIONAL teams
DESPERATE: . FEMALE DORM con
-200cm., Tyrone 350 R bindings. Ex-. MUST SELL- TECHNICS RMS-8 ble, dresser and 9ft wall closet. 1629 Plaza Apts. Dec. thru Aug. call 234- STUDENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
2020 (grad seniors preferred) for bargain-
tract. Price negotiable. Call Karen
cellent cond. Call Tom after 6 - 237- tapedeck. One year old. Used spar. Semi-private bath. 10 minute walk
FEMALE SUBLETTER WINTER ' ing exercise. Earn up to $lO for 2 •
immediately. 865-0900 9526 ingly. Call Rob after s:3opm 234- to campus. Winter -• Spring
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for 7912 agreement, 238.1744 term only $95/mo includes heat! ROOMMATE NEEDED TO share 1/5 hrs. work. Call 234-0525 for more
Call 237.5808 of three bedroom furnished apart- details •
sale. Call 237-5593 weekdays after 5 ******** SONY RECEIVER STR-V3, 35 SPACIOUS APARTMENT WITH
wk Watts, $140.00. JBL L 166 speakers, attic in Boalsburg for single tenant FEMALE WANTED: HALF large
per month, including utilities. Free TICKETS • NOTRE DAME, : Penn •
- FEMALE DORM CONTRACT winter 4( HAY RIDES Jr 3 way bookshelf $770.00 238-1928 or married couple. Minimum 18 one-bedroom; half block from cam- bus pass. Call 238-2635 ' . State . 3or 4 will see reasonable
and spring,.West Halls. Call Amy - 4 month occupancy. $135/month plus pus. Winter, Spring, Summer (op-
865.2367 or Betty 237-0498 Foi• large groups or * anytime
'utilities. No pets. 466-699 4 tion). 237-5138 ROOMMATES NEEDED - FEMALE after 11pm SMOKEOUT .1 -
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Large 2bdrm furnished ,. close! WANTED MALE DORM contract for American Cancer Society .
available Winter, North Halls. Call
~ Trail • Rides .i--.RtJTOMOTIVE::.,, house. Southgate Drive. $125 EFFICIENCY walk/bus $2lO, avail- 102.50/mo. Includes everything 238- winter and spring terms. Top Dollar!
865-2090, 865-2124 1 1 - Western Parties •••• -• • ••'-' • -'•- ••• '.. •••••• - •'.'• ••• •-. ,• • month, Winter term on. Dave 237- able December Ist. 234-3043 after 7596 Call 865-8143 • This space contributed by the publisher. •
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for Lots of dates available. 71 SKYLARK, 20,000 miles on en- 3978 2:30
' ROOMMATE WANTED FOR Winter
sale, Pollock Halls, price negotia- Can work on short notice. gine, runs well, needs body work, 1 BDRM APT. in lovely historic . LARGE EFFICIENCY CLOSE to term, preferably male, $ll5/month. ,
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ble, call Linda 865-0206 or 234.8006. ( * $l5O or best offer, 237-5847 mansion $230/mo., heat included. campus for winter/ spring/ summer Chuck 238.1761
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Desperate Nittany Mountainbt 1978 CHEVETTE 2DR. hatchback. 4 355 . 4452, Dan 865 . 1150, Karen 865- $260 negotiable 237-5951
FOR SALE FEMALE dorm contract. 4 1 ( ' Trail Rides Ar; cyl. Automatic. Excellent condition. 6832 OWN BEDROOM IN three bedroom ROOMMATE WANTED. OWN room
In Grad household. Walking dis- '
1981 Nelson Taylor Lectures .
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Must sell! Call Denise 863-1120 • k r . Call 234-1300 Today ~,L: Moving-Must sell. $3,300 or best 1
-CAR GARAGE NEAR campus, apartment; $llO plus electric; be- lance $136/mo. Non-smoker pre- in 'Material Science
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FbR SALE: JR. and/or Fr./Soph 4 i offer 234.6807 northside. Call (312)752-3210 after ginning winter term. Call Dana 238- ferred 238-3076; Kemal, 865.4832 •
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ket. $4O or best offer by 11/8. Call W W 1978 DATSUN 280 Z Classic, 'blue, 11pm weekdays, anytime weekends 0335 DR IRVING WENDER
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Jr • panne 865-7907 • new tires, inspected, 50K miles. ROOMMATE WANTED TO share ter and/or spring in 2-bedroom. Pen- •
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nTower apt, $127 Utilities included
FbR SALE • SHO-BUD pedal steel : . ::-. ATTENTION : ' make cash offer only • DAN University Towers across from cam- 238-5811 • - Research Professor, Univerity of Pittsburgh
guitar eight and four. 944-9282 : -•-• .•• --_. . • :- • •
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1972. TOYOTA COROLLA Sedan •••Amm .: .: • pus. AIC, dishwasher, utilities in -
FOR SALE: USED furniture, chests, FT. LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA, 1-2 Runs well,just inspected $B5O 237- BRODY .';llkr... .:.. cluded. Call Lisa 237-7260
"On Our Energy Outlook Through 2000"
beds, sofas, chairs, dinettes, desks- week rentals. Beach Homes Dynam- ' 2197 ..- -- ' 7 ' - '•,, - I • - ..,, ' SUBLET: WINTER SPRING 1/3 of 1 -....-• ::• - - . '- '
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everything for your apt. Furniture is Association.' 1 . 305-484-1659, 5-
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Exchange, 522 E. College Ave. Dial 7pm EST . it' - 41 - ..: Gary 237-2793 4 p.m., Thursday, November 5
condition current inspection S9OO AND
2pB -1181 INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, mo- or best offer call Hank 237-1995, ~ SUBLET 1 BEDROOM unfurnished ers winter term. Steve 234.5880 26 Mineral Sciences Building • : - . .
FOR SALE: 2 D 78.14 Kelly-Spring- torcycle, home, personal belong- 863-0168 FRASER cable bus pass $3OO utilities except
field snow tires. One on wheel. $45, ing s, hospitalization. For electric after six 237-6027 NEED A ROOM winter and spring? - "Oil from Coal: Direct and Indirect
1969 VW FASTBACK. New engine,
call 234 . 9037 evenings courteous, professional service, "My 12 years experience can
call 238.6633. paint, brakes, battery. Exceptionally
help you take better pictures!!" TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED to Psi Fraternity at 225 East Foster
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPY
hOuse-broken. Free to a good home. SELLING SOMETHING? $lOO be seen. $1,900 or best offer. 234- FAST QUALITY PRINTS 234-2911. Tim or Jim • - for Robbie or Tommy K • • 112 Kern Building •
col 238.1997 or 238.4632 monthly gets you 1/4 of a prime 6807 must sell-moving WINTER TERM SUBLET-One bed
downtown location. Short lease,
IBM SELECTRIC TYPEWRITER with 234.6894 room Apt. $l9O/mo. Includes utili- minutes from campus. $75. per Sponsored by Department of Materials Science and Engineering
dual mag-tape system - desk and THE MUSIC WORKSHOP: Quality 1 . . - OPEN DAILY 10 . 5 ties. Beautifully furnished. Lemont,
bus Mara 238-2410, month plus utilities. Phone 667-
2367.
150 tapes included. Perfect for typ- instruction. Reasonable rates. Best ' • abortion
ing thesis form-letters, etc. Eve- time to call llam to Ipm 238-2660 •• ~.• .•-: - --- - -•-• - -•-• • - • ROOMS IN COED HOUSE for Win- . •
nlngs 238-4492
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UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST • free Pregnancy
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MINIMOOG SYNTHESIZER FOR FELLOWSHIP is a liberal 'faith, a ; testing .. . .... ~- .. . . . .... . .
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sale: Excellent condition - $725. caring community of free and disci- AAKDOUBLE FOR sublet. Jr/Sr/Gd, ; • ties. 238 . 4679 or 238-4039
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Call 234 . 6068 plined women and men who are confidential females/males. Campus two : the !OW price of any set of • SHARE HOUSE, NEAR campus, .to ..e.. AtiooN Since
MOBILE HOME - 8x26; semi-fur - seeking to unify all people in a large counseling blocks. Brian Kevin 238-8113. Primo I. r .. kitchen, washer/dryer, utilities in- '
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fished; carpeting; close to cam us ; spiritual fellowship through a phi- housemates! G-r„,,,8 . cluded. $125/mo. Mike, 865-1785/
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great condition; perfect for cou- losophy of religion that stresses WOMEN'S HEALTH AVAILABLE WINTER TERM, own - days, 237-5547 /evenings ;' • '
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pies, students, single parents; price reason, goodness, and service. Join SERVICES, INC. bedroom for mature female, fur- - acoustic, electric & bass • ' V
negotiable; call 238.7644 us Sundays, 10:30 am at 758 Glenn Downlown NNW ,
nished apt. $136 .50 utilities, bus . guitar strings .. ...... .. . . ... _..... . . . .
Road, State College (4121562-19001 ' .'IURNTED - 'TO. , : - RENT- , .-J 0 Tonight:
QUALITY WESTERN WEAR- Tony or., p,0,,,,,,..kx., • pass, rec center, pool Included call ..
Lama, Justin, & Nocona boots. YOU FOLLOWED EVERY single I 23 8 .4694 eor es .
Leather vest, hats, shirts, sports clue; what surprise is there for you? • CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAPI-Female . . • •GARAGE NEEDED FOR small car Original Golden Oldies
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PA RIME NTS:. $95(a1l utilities included.) Free bus Mon.-Fri. 10-9 Expires message
Wear-237 . 8725 sents be? Both, are mammals, in a •. • •
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SHI-- ON PITT buttons and you'll say...) The first one will be rent Spring and Summer. Newly' sublet 1/3 of 2 bedroom - - apt. In
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s weekday
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pribes. Hecla Sports Shop Mingo- wonder, anyway-now go and have a LARGE APARTMENT IN house. (one block off campus). Winter, Spring terms. Rent $128.33 (nego- ing over 10 yrs. Will pick up. 466-. Happy Hours from 2-8 pm!
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5 383.4425 Gretchen Available now. Call Rob 238-3961 ed. Call 234.6033 2402
Dorm room shortage unexpected
By SHARON TAYLOR
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
The University may not have i%shortage of residence
hall s pa ce for men Winter. Term because more students
will be leaving the University than coming in, said the
manager of the Assignment Office for Campus Resi
dences.
Manager William Mulberger said housing officials
thought they would have to turn away some men who
applied for residence hall space Winter Term because
they expected more men to apply for space than what
was available.
"With the women, it appears that we can take in all
that want in," Mulberger said.
Housing will give 284 contracts to women and 226
contracts to men Winter Term.
After space is provided for freshmen admitted Winter
Term, about 225 spaces for women will be available and
174 spaces for men, Mulberger said.
Priority for that spaCe will be given to students who
were not granted space Fall Term, had a practtcum
Fall Term or transfered from the Commonwealth
campuses, he said.
Since space will probably be available after those
categories have been depleted, Mulberger said, on
campus housing will be granted to students who have
Dangers of hazing to be
discussed by Stevens
Eileen Stevens, founder of the
Committee to Halt Useless College
Killings, will speak on the potential
dangers of fraternity hazing at 7:30
tonight in the HUB Ballroom.
Stevens started the committee,
CHUCK, in August 1978, si3c months
after her son, Chuck, died in a fra
ternity hazing accident at- Alfred
University in New York.
Since then, Stevens has toured the
country giving speeches at universi
ties and high schools to inform peo
ple about the dangers of hazing.
Stevens does not campaign
_ against fraternities, but stresses the
potentially dangerous aspects of
hazing and how it can be replaced
with more positive activites.
In the past 11 years, 36 fraternity
pledges have died in . hazing related
incidents in the United States, and
HELP .WANTED
ARTISTS AND CRAFTSPEOPLE.
Exhibit/sell Nov. 7. First Saturday
Sale. Wesley Foundation, 256 E.
College Ave. 237.2634
BUILD UP YOUR cash for upcoming
holidays. By donating plasma at
Sera-Tec, you can earn $2O or more
per week. 237-5761
CRUISES, EXOTIC RESORTS, sail
ing expeditions! Needed: sports
instructors, office personnel, coun
selors. Europe, Carribean, world
wide! Summer career. Send $6.95
+ $1 handling for application,
openings, guide to Crulseworld, 93
Box 60129, Sacramento, Ca 95860
EARN WHILE YOU learn. Sell Avon.
Fit hours around classes. Call 238-
7070
POSITION OPENING: SECONDARY
school teacher. Permanent position
at junior-senior high school level
available immediately. Assignment
consists of general science and
physics. Previous teaching experi
ence valuable; appropriate Pennsyl
vania certificate required. Salary
based on level of training and expe
rience. For Information on how to
apply, call Mrs. Joy Leitch at
(814)422-8814, ' Penns Valley Area
School District, R.D.#2, Spring
Mills, PA 18875
ABC TYPING SERVICE. Lowest
rates, highest quality, fast, accu
rate, experienced. On campus, 23E
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reliable, IBM Selectric. Papers, res
umes, letters, applications, regis
tered thesis work. Call Toni 237-
9468
FAST, EFFICIENT TYPING. Theses,
• manuscripts, resumes, letters, any
thing. Campus pickup and delivery.
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Low reasonable rates. Central cam
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weekends
IBM CORRECTING SELECTRICS
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INEXPENSIVE, 'FAST, ACCURATE
typing, done by professional secre
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after 6pm. 238-1256
JIFFY SPIFFY TYPING, three typ
ists can do all rush Jobs. Grad
approved, 211 Sparks
NEED SOMETHING TYPED FAST?
We'll type ANY kind of paper quick
ly, cheaply. Call 238-4087
THESES, DISSERTATIONS, TERM
papers, resumes, etc. One block
from campus. 8.4, 238.7833, Dianne
or Marie
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
THESES, TECHNICAL TYPING, pa
pers, etc. Grad. school approved.
Call Michele 865-0479 or after 6 pm
364.9549
TYPE IT RIGHT! Satisfaction guar
anteed. Rush service available. 205
Sparks_Bldg. or 466.7857
RIDES
RIDE NEEDED ANYWHERE in
South Carolina or N.C. during
Thanksgiving break. Call 234-3596
LOST
CAN YOU IMAGINE an engineer
without his calculator? I lost my pet
calculator and I need hlm badly for
my finals. He's tame and answers to
the name of HP-34C. Last seen in
329 Willgrd. Will pay a reward for his
return. Call 234.1161
LOST, B & W cat 11/1 W. Main St
Boalsburg 466.7446
LOST DIAMOND-EMERALD ring in
third floor restroom Hetzel Union
Building. Great sentimental value.
$5OO reward. No questions asked.
Call Collect (216)344-8244 days or
(216)238.4086 after spm weekdays
and all day weekends
LOST: DOUBLE HEADED Hapsburg
Eagle pendant. Silver color. Of heri
tage value. Reward. Tim 865.9487
LOST: SMALL STUFFED hippo -vi
cinity of Chambers, a.m., 11/4. Sen
timental value 865.2320
LOST. BLUE LAUNDRY bag with
laundry. Please call 234.1823
REWARD:BROWN WALLET lost
Halloween night If everything in
tact. Name•Dailey. Phone• 237-6647
SMALL BLACK RUBBER wheel to
electric wheelchair. Lost on Curtin
road. Call 8656611
Diskettes
Data Cartridges
Disk Packs -
At
Distount Prices
State College TV Supply
232 S. Allen St. •
238.6021
FOUND
"FOUND" NOTICES
ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE
FOUND BEIGE PRINTED eyeglass
case In 111 Boucke 10/30. Call 237-
5593
either been readmitted to the University, are advanced last year. Of that number, about 135 men and 123 women
standing students or want on-campus housing after were no-shows.
moving off-campus. "A good number of students withdraw from the
If Housing finds they cannot accommodate all the University at the last minute," he said.
students who apply for space, those students will have to Mulberger said about 200 men and 55 women will be
find housing downtown. However, because that has not living in temporary housing when the Fall Term ends.
happened, it does not appear that Housing will have to But, he said, those students will the first to move in to
deny space at this time. permanent space Winter Term. Now 55 study lounges in
"We would send regret letters to those students telling men residence halls are providing temporary housing
them we are sorry but we have no space available for space, while 27 lounges are in women residence halls.
them," he said. "If there are vacancies, we'd like to have the students
Mulberger said the letters would also provide infor- (who lived in temporary Fall Term 1981) move into
mation for the students to help them find housing these spaces before they go home," Mulberger said.
downtown, refering them to the Organization for Town "Those students (who are living in temporary) will be
Independent Students. out (of temporary) by the beginning of Winter Term,"
Housing officials predict that about 50 men and 30 he said.
women will be assigned to temporary housing at the In an attempt to make more space available Winter
beginning of Winter Term. Term for men, Housing allowed 75 men to cancel their
Housing's goal is to move those students out of dormitory contracts (before Oct. 23).
temporary housing by Christmas break, Mulberger "We got 58 (male students who cancelled their con
said. tracts)," Mulberger said. "We were pleased if we
However, if the permanent space is not made avail- wouldn't have got those 58, we could have only taken 116
able by students who leave the University, then those men.
students will live in temporary until permanent space is "It's nothing for us it's merely an exchange," he
available. said. "That's 58 more students we can accommodate.
About 700 students left the University Winter Term The students (who want space) benefit."
thousands more have been injured.
Stevens is also active in making
hazing illegal in states and was
instrumental in outlawing it in New
York last September. Hazing is now
illegal in California, New Jersey,
North Carolina, Virginia, Wisconsin
and Wyoming.
George Severine, public relations
chairman for the Interfraternity
Council, said Stevens has been a
very popular speaker on campuses
across the country and he expects a
large turnout from the Greek com
munity for tonight's speech.
"We want to join her in participat
ing in her national campaign," Seve
rine said. "She is not anti-greek, just
anti-abuse."
—by Diane L. Rowell
FOUND: CALCULATOR IN 26 M.S
Call 234-2409 after 4:30
FOUND— DIOR MONSIEUR brown
glasses in purple print case on
Shortlidge Road. Call 234-1516
FOUND MONEY GIFT, Century
Towers, High School Soccer Field
Area, Call to Identify Phone 238-
5231 -
FOUND: ONE GOLDEN condom.
Call 865-7915 to claim, or check
Help Wanted
FOUND ONE PAIR of contact
lenses near Pattee Monday, Nov 2.
Call 238.2050, ask for Bill ,
FOUND WOMAN'S BLUE blazer
with keys In pocket. 11/2, 7pm, 105
Forum Bldg. Call 865-5454
Man's wristwatch along McKean
Road on east side of Pollock Hall
near Eastview Terrace. Identify at
HUB information desk.
MULTI-COLORED SKI jacket and
hooded sweatshirt (Harvard) found
on Chl-0 hayride, 10122. Call 865-
5140
....-:•.::.e4nsp..N-Rk.:::
AAAAAH, I NEED date tickets for
the Alabama game:. Call 237-
2949/237-4402. Ask for Eric
AAAAA TWO HANDSOME, athletic
grad students seek two fun-loving,
affectionate females for serious
relationship., Reply personals, but
only If since - re.-Hopeful grads + A
BEAUTIFUL BLONDE:Our eyes met
near College and Gardner, our
smiles were exchanged near Beaver
and Gardner Sat.(lo/31) afternoon
about Ipm. You were walking with
friends, I was driving blue Celica.
Reply Personals where and when to
meet or simply meet me
Thurs.(ll/5) 6:30 pm in front of HUB.
Very Interested
A CROZ, C D poppings? We're
talkin' this term's hurting! But what
does that have to do with the price
of tea in China? Hey man, remem
ber we love you Balls! Go For It!!
Generically yours, MV & OK»
A LONG DISTANCE dedication to
the girl that has made these past
two years the best. Happy second
anniversary Thanks for all those
smiles. Love always, Michael
A LOVE BUNDLE pesonall ...How
did you 111(e my sunglasses?
Signed, 'Abused n'Abandoned'
BAKE AND SOUP sale, St. An
drew's Parish Hall, Fraser St. and
Foster Ave., Saturday, November 7,
10am to 3pm. Baked goods,. home
made vegetable beef soup, ham and
cheese sandwiches. Come for
lunch
ARHS hopes to hold national conference
By SHARON TAYLOR
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
About 20 members of the Association of
Residence Hall Students will be promot
ing their programs at a regional confer
ence held in Cincinnati this weekend in
hope of obtaining a bid to host a national
conference in 1983.
At the National Association of College
and University Residence Halls confer
ence, ARHS members will share three
programs with the other schools, includ
ing a residence hall damage reduction
prograin, "ARHS the Life" which
details the functions of ARHS at the
University and a program explaining
the functions of the Residence Hall Advi-.
spry Board, said Todd Becker, ARHS
member and national communication
coordinator for the program. •
Karen Gravlin, ARHS vice president,
said, "ARHS got involved in NACURH
two years ago. We sent representatives
to the national and regional conferences
and they would always come back with
the same ideas (the conference) was a
great time and very productive. Howev-
BEAUTIFUL BLONDE STUDYING I'D LOVE TO know who left panties
on bench in mall yesterday between on my door late Sunday night. Call
2nd and 3rd periods. You looked up Bucco 237-8314 or reply personals
and smiled. Would like to meet. 238- INDEPENDENT MOBILE D.J. Asso
-1869. Guy. with messed curly dation 234-0691
hair and grey sweatcoat
JOE WHEN I saw your face it was
SIGS: WHAT TIME is it in Ambassa- love at first sight Heidi T.S
dor Scare? Haulin' oats
BONNIE FURCOAT—HAPPY birth
day! Lots of love and happiness,
Sunshine
BREZ IN THE blue sweats•l was lost
from the moment I saw you. Happy
Birthday, Love, 8.8. P.S. I love your
hair
BUNS, YOU HAVE a Boday, I have a
bottle. Stone Valley again? Meet ya
at 7. Love Rhea
CATCH THE UNDEFEATED ice
hockey team home, Friday, 9:lspm,
and Saturday, 8:00pm as they chal
lenge the Upsala Rams. Students
$l.OO. Tickets at the ice rink
CIRCLE K IS sponsoring a Food
Drive, November 2 through Novem
ber 6 benefiting Poor People in
Appalachia. Can goods, cereal
goods, food staples and other non
perishable Items can be taken to
Riverside in Hills Plaza and base
ment of HUB
CONGRATULATIONS MARK S.,
Beaver, winner of the basket of
cheer
"MENAGERIE" COLLECTOR'S EP
C.F. - I HAD a great time Friday Is available from the band or local
night! You really make me smile, record stores. Brought to you by
sailor. I gope the feeling's mutual. A Red Dog Records!
deep. eyed, Jewish Puerto Rican
MUSICIANS: OPPORTUNITY
DANA IF YOU'LL be my big KNOCKS! Last Spring's hottest
sister at DTD, Friday's lunch for you new band is reforming. Guitarists,
is a CC hoagie. Love ya, Carol keyboardists call now 234-0754
DECKERS ARE #1! IM:champs, 'Bl. MYSTERY CALLER: You call every
You guys are great! Alan, Chris, night between 10:00.10:30 pm -
Jim, Joe, Maggot, Vet. Thanks for please don't hang up say some
the champagne. See you at the thing dirty! Hey mystery man - It's a
victory party! Love, Lisa, Lea, Ro- real clever stint - but it's driving us
byn, Carol, Donna, LInda.DKPHI crazy - give us a hint!! T and K
LITTLE SISTER pledges: Thanks for NCS PRINTS "SAY it on a t-shirt"-
a great ripoff and a fun-filled week- 237-9687
endlLove, TK
PARTIES, JAMMIES, FORMALS,
DOUG DO YOU remember Barry's square dances and concerts. Bands
glowing room? You lost your ear- for all occasions and more! Call the
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D THE FACT is Ido give two sh-ts S PRETTY BLOND 3rd floor Leete
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good times-reasonable rates-make Interested guy carrying pizza
plans early-contact David Coleman
865.2034
GERTRUDE, HOW DOES it feel to
be so, so sweet? Please let me
know! Guy from Gatsby's
GIRL IN RED sweats•let's discuss
dinner over lunch. How can I get in SQUIRT: HOW ABOUT another
touch with you(beyond personals)? quickie while she's still asleep? I
Bearded male In brown car(Bill) can't wait 'til after the wedding.
GUITARISTS—TRANSCRIPTIONS Happy 421 Gibber... Wee One
AVAILABLE of guitar accompan- ALLENWAY BARBER SHOP - stop
iments and solos. Notated in table- In today for a styled cut at Barber
ture exactly as recorded by artist.
Songs of Zeppelin, Yes, Kansas, Shop prices. 315 S. Allen Street.
238.4302
Paul Simon, Beatles, Genesis, and
many others. Send for free catalog. SUNGLASSES STOLEN FROM 121
Jeremy Sparks, 5074 Upper Moun- W. Fairmount. They're prescription
tain Rd., Lockport, NY, 14094 and you can't use them. Please
GUYS AND DOLLS cast, crew, and
return or just drop them off - 238-
staff - break a leg, everyone! Love, 5407
Jacqui. P.S. Sorry Ron, but the THE COLLEGIATE FFA is having a
posters are pink, not cherry red! citrus fruit sale now through No-
GUY #l4 I'll meet you at the Train vember sth. For info. stop by 111 Armsby. (Arriving just in time for
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HARVEST MOONS, WARM camp• TO MY VASOLINE BABY, God bless! Love, Shaggy
fires, roasting hot dogs, toasting
marshmallows, apple cider. BYOB TUTOR NEEDED FOR EMCH 12
where? Hay rides, how? Private immediately. Call Mike-234-3615
party with Nittany Mountain Trail
Rides. Call 234.1300
WILL TRADE NOTRE Dame junior
ticket for Alabama date ticket. Call
H.O.P.S. GAYLINE 86340588, 7.9 pm 865.2852
Information on homosexuality and
gay lifestyles
ZYLPHIA LYNN, WHY are you
looking here? Just because it's
I ASKED THE time by the library, your birthday, you expect a person
but I don't know if I meet the other al? (Try the Birthday column in
requirements. Details? stead...)
er, they felt that Penn State had more to
offer than to get from (attending) the
conferences.
"So, we decided we'd bid to host the
1983 national conference," Gravlin said.
Becker said, "A lot of small schools
(participate in the conference). A big
thing to them is to have all-night movies
—that's nothing to us."
Although ARHS members have more
to offer than gain by attending NACURH
'conferences, Steve Cummins, ARHS ex
ecutive vice president, said ARHS got the
idea for showing movies and providing
pinball machines in the residence halls at
the national conference.
"Movies and pinball were the two
biggest things we got from NACURH,"
Cummins said.
The school that hosts the national con
ference would supply the majority of the
programs, he said.
Although the NACURH board of direc
tors a student group comprised of two
representatives from every regional
area will not decide what school hosts
the 1983 national conference until May,
LADIES! WE NEED more of you to
join us at Innovative Dating! We
have over 200 active members now -
twice as many men as•women. You
select the type of person you enjoy
being with by answering our ques
tionnaire. Deadline November 9th
for matches before term break. Dis
count when you join with a friend.
Don't delay - USG's dating service
is not running this year, but we are!
Call 238.4200 for application. Inno
vative Dating - for people who enjoy
meeting people
LIFE WITH YOU has great ups and
downs. That's how I know true love I
have found. So, for you, James, I'll
weather the storm, while between
women you find yourself torn. On
the day that we celebrated your
birth, I hope that you found that
somehow I was worth, the moods
and the tears, the yelling and
screaming, the laughter, the talk
ing, understanding and dreaming.
Happy Birthday, James! With Love,
Jane
scorr; THANKS FOR the roses.
Would have thanked you sooner,
but last name Is illegible. Janice
SHANDYGAFF THURSDAY 10129,
you can let me freeze, but please
return my wallet HUB desk
Housing referrals aid faculty
By ROSEMARIE SMITH
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
Faculty going on sabbatical and
those coming to the University for a
short time can take advantage of the
Housing Referral Service, managed
by a group of faculty women and
faculty wives.
Operated by 15 volunteers, the
non-profit referral service is de
signed to alert incoming faculty and
staff about available housing and
help those going on sabbatical to
rent their hothes, said Nancy Spear,
one -of the original' service volun
teers.
For a $lO fee, people who want to
rent their homes list the houses'
features and the requested rent. The
service will then refer those looking
for housing.
The $lO fee is used to pay office
expenses, said Service Chairwoman
Ann Nygaard. '
The Housing Referral Service was
started in the early 1970 s by a group
Becker said, this regional conference
will provide a chance for ARHS mem
bers to "make a name for Penn State."
"We'll be competing against schools
like Kent State (for the bid)," he said.
Conversion Council
The Calendar Conversion Council will
hear a proposal by Chairman James
Bartoo to establish a publication that will
help communication between individual
colleges when the University changes to
semesters. • .
The council will meet today in Kern
Graduate Building.
The council will also hear a report
from Henry Hermanowicz, standing
summer session committee chairman
and dean of the College of Education, on
the committee's plans for a summer
session.
Alternatives to the proposed "Block
45" class schedule will be presented by
council member James Dungan. A pro-
WE THINK WE'RE on the right
track. Are you single, male, over 30,
and wondering how you might meet
some interesting, intelligent, attrac-
tive single women (slightly. over
30)? We understand that this is an
unusual approach to making new
friends, but for us, nirvana is nei-
ther being a barfly nor attending
somber singles groups. We'd like to
suggest that you Join us for din
ner--an evening of good food,
good wine, and a positive outlook.
Let
. us know your interests, your
culinary preferences, your favorite
wine, your age and your telephone
number. Adventuresome replies
can be made to P.O. Box 455, Goals
burg, Pa. 16827.
WENDI - SIX GOIN' on seven; Eas
ter weekend The Wall! Roadtrip -
drink, rattlesnakes, drink, 'Buddy',
drink, The Police, drink, Bigfalls, 'its
too high', where's Joe and Jan.
Summer term Sutton court Sigma
Chi 'Where's my fan?' Where's my
Banni?', 'You have the right to re
main silent' SV and the 'band' Dat's
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The Daily Collegian Thursday, Nov. 5, 1981—
what I like Piels Real Draft. Senior
year (already), butterflies / changes
in attitudes, hidden 'S's' I love you
STUDENT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
HAVE A "GET WILD!" 19th birth-
DON'T LET WET leaves ruin your
day, Sven. Now, see if I advertised
lawn. Pro raking, disposal! Lowest your party
rates. 237-3728 after 7pm
(nuRTIES
SERVICES
A PARTY? IN the closet, second
floor Thompson. Check it 0ut....
MSSAGE TENSIONS AWAY! Expe-
BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Earn rience a relaxing hour of total mas
beautiful sollfree plants. Have a sage. Studentdiscount available.
plant party. Call Kris 355.8781 237-0009 before 9pm
INDEPENDENT MOBILE Disc-Jock
ey Association presents D.J. Larry
Moore, 234-0691. Choose from over
"10,000" selections
Classifications No PEHSONAL ads accepted by mall
help wanted
houses
lost
parties
rides/riders
rooms
of faculty women who found it diffi
cult to rent their homes when going
on sabbatical. The women also had
talked with temporary faculty who
had trouble finding housing, Spear
said.
"It was more or less a natural
thing," she said.
Before the service was started,
housing information was picked up
through the grapevine, she said.
Other universities have similiar
services, she said.
"We got a fair number of inquiriei
from graduate students looking for
housing," Spear said. A lot of stu
dents call for information, but the
service is designed for faculty and
staff, she said.
People from University academic
departments often contact the serv
ice to find housing for faculty or staff
arriving on short notice. Many in
quiries are from out-of-town people
who know they will be in the area
shortly, Spear said.
One way for schools to exchange ideas
is through the brother-sister program in
which a larger school works with a small
er school. However, ARHS has not joined
to work with a smaller school, Becker
said.
to hear proposals
posed "Block 36, 43 and 47" are revised
versions of the "Block 45," Dungan said.
Other council discussions will include:
the lowa State trip, led by Bartoo; fac
ulty contracts, led by Dick McCarl; gen
eral education requirement changes, led
by Bartoo; sabbatical leaves, led .by
Wendell Harris; and the council's meet
ing schedule for the rest of this year, led
by Dungan.
The council was formed after Universi
ty President John W. Oswald announced
last spring that the University will
change from the term calendar to a
semester calendar.
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DIANE, A BIG birthday wish for an
(EASTON HOUSE) little sister Hon
orary member (EASTON HOUSE)
FOZZIE: HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my
great big, lovable, huggable bo•bo
bear. Yours forever, Judy
CUE' BARBARIDAD, CAROL! Feliz
Cumpleanos, Love your favorite
roomies. Niece and Debbie
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Phone #
8.16
roommates
student service directory
sublet
typing
wanted
wanted to rent
—by Scott Fritsche
EACH ADDITIONAL
CONSECUTIVE DAY