28 7 -The Daily Collegian Thursday, Dec. 3, 1981
Third rabid skunk found
near campus horse barns
- The third rabid skunk to be found on University property in
just over a month was discovered Monday near the Universi
ty's horse barns, said Dr. John A. Hargleroad,. director of
University Health Services.
Because of the discovery, students should refrain from
feeding or handling wild animals, he said. However, rabies in
the local skunk population should not affect students who
choose to play with squirrels. Local squirrels have not been
known to carry rabies, he said
The main danger is to those who keep pets, Hargleroad said
"There is probably no danger to humans . . . the danger is
their animals will come in contact with wild animals," he said.
Anyone who keeps a pet should be sure its rabies shots are
updated, Hargleroad said.
The first rabid skunk was discovered in late October near the
University's Institute for Land and Water Research. The
second was found near Beaver Stadium during Thanksgiving
break, Hargleroad said.
Dwight Smith, of University Safety Services, said box-type
traps are set around campus and animals captured are tested
for rabies. Although these traps are always there, the program
was intensified after the second rabid skunk was found.
Sports to be discussed
Professionalism in intercollegiate sports will be discussed
tonight at Colloquy's first Winter term program.
Allen L. Sack, director of the Center for Athlete's Rights and
Education, will speak at 7:30 p.m. in the HUB main lounge.
Sack has promoted a "bill of rights" -for intercollegiate
athletes that calls for the right to form unions and share of
revenue generated by intercollegiate sports.
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Sun, local landlord, dead at 71
Shiou-Chuan Sun, State College
landlord and profCssor emeritus of
mineral processing at the University,
died Nov. 16. He was 71.
Sun, known as "Dr. Sun" to many
students, was the owner of about 265
conversion unit apartments, seven
communal houses Vi and two rooming
houses.
Sun came to the University in 1946
as an assistant professor of mineral'
processing, became an associate pro
fessor in 1951 and was named a full
professor in 1957. He also served as
acting department head of mineral
preparation from 1946 to 1948. He
retired in 1976.
It's business
As of now, there are no plans for any
major structural changes within the
S. C. , Sun Corp., said E-Tu Zen
Sun, widow of the former manager of
the corporation, Shiou-Chuan Sun.
Shiou-Chuan Sun, the founder and
president of S.C. Sun Corp. for the
past 25 years, died Nov. 16.
"Housing will be available, the of
fice is open and everything is operat
ing as before," E-Tu Zen Sun said.
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While at the University, Sun served mining and m_etallurgy from Peiyang
as a consultant to nine businesses and University in Tientsin, China, in 1935
spent much of his time working with , and a master's degree in the same
graduate students and doing research field from the Missouri School of Min
with money his department had re- es in 1938. He received his doctorate of
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eral processing. 1945.
Sun was a member of several honor
ary and professional societies includ
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Who in Engineering, the American
Institute of Mining and Metallurgical
and Petroleum Engineers and the
American Chemical Society.
Sun received a bachelor'sdegree in
as usual at
of the death of Shiou-Chuan Sun, it is
maintaining normal operations, she
said.
William Grove, office manager for
the S.C. Sun Corp., said, "As far l as
we're concerned here, it's business as
usual."
S.C. Sun Corp. is now being rim by
E-Tu Zen Sun and the attorney for the
corporation, ,Wayland Dunaway,
Grove said.
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corporation, with the Sun family hav-
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Sun, a student at Swarthmore College.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the American Heart Associa
tion.
—by Mark Featherstone
Sun Corp.
ing the controlling interest. Because
the company is a corporation instead
of a partnership or sole propri
etorship, the company can continue to
function despite the death of an own
er, Dunaway said.
"Dr. Sun was an active manager of
the corporation, so arrangements
must be made to replace him," Duna
way said. "In the foreseeable future,
it will be a holding corporation
business will go on ."
—by Suzanne M. Cassidy
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