30—The Daily Collegian Friday, Dec. 11, 1981
collegian notes
• An International Craft Sale will be
held from 6 to 8 tonight at the Wesley
Foundation, 256 E. College Ave. The sale,
sponsored by the World Agricultural
SOrvice Society, will also be held from
9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, and
from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
, • The Society of Mineral Economists
will sponsor a faculty-student mixer at 7
tonight at 510 Penn Towers, 340 E. Bea
ver Ave.
'e The Executive Energy Conserva
tion Committee is interested in conduct
ing a survey on student attitudes and
knowledge on energy issues. For further
information, contact M. Rashid Khan at
865-2291.
, e Late applications for a position with
thl Student Counselor Program will ac
cepted until 5 today only in 135 Boucke.
o A representative of Capital Blue
Cioss and Blue Shield will answer ques
tions on Blue Cross-Blue Shield Insur
ance from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today in Kern
lobby and from 2:15 to 3 this afternoon in
112 Kern.
0 The Krishna Yoga Society will spon
sor a free vegetarian feast at 7 tonight
and 5 Sunday afternoon at 103 E. Hamil
ton Ave.
• The Astronomy Club and the astron
omy department will sponsor an astrono
my open house at 8 tonight on the sixth
floor of Davey Laboratory. If overcast,
the open house will be held at the same
time and place tomorrow.
o The Ballroom Dance Club will meet
at 7 tonight in 133 White Building.
• The American Institute of Industrial
Engineers will sponsor a coffeehouse
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Student. Nurses
Association
will hold the first meeting
;:; of winter term Sunday,
Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m. in H.
• Dev. Living Center.
Speaker: P. Stockhouse,
a pediatric Nurse
. • Practitioner.
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Christmas refreshments
will be served! U. 256
TIME BANDITS PG
THURS 7:45 & 9:45 FRI 7:30 & 9:30
SAT & SUN 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK PG
NIGHTLY 7:00 & 9:15
SAT & SUN 2:00, 4:15, 7:00, 9:15
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NIGHTLY 7:30, 9 . 30
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:;TS FRIDAY
from 9 to 11 this morning in 213 Ham
mOnd.
• The European Student Association
will sponsor a party at 8 tonight 'in the
Atherton Hall basement.
• Black Caucus will hold a Kwanzaa
Candelight Ceremony at 6 tomorrow
night and Sunday night in the Conference
Room of the Walnut Buildifig.
• The United Ministry will sponsor a
free film, "Nothing But A Man," at 8
tomorrow night at the Wesley Founda
tion, 256 E. College Ave.
• The Kung Fu Club will hold an open
workout at 6:30 tomorrow night in 106
White Building.
• The Arts and Architecture Interest
House will sponsor and open house at 7
tomorrow night in the design studio on
the first floor of Beam Hall.
• The Model Railroad Club will hold a
open house from 7 to 9 tomorrow night
and at 1 Sunday afternoon in their clu
broom in the basement of the HUB.
• The Penn State Glee Club and Penn
State Chorus will present a Christmas
concert at 3 Sunday afternoon in Schwab
Auditorium.
• The Newman Student Association of
the Penn State Catholic Center will spon
sor a Christmas caroling program and
party at 8 Sunday night. Anyone inter
ested is asked to meet in the main lounge
of Eishenhower Chapel at 8 p.m.
• The University Choir and Universi
ty Symphony Orchestra.will present "A
Christmas Festival" at 8:30 Sunday
night in Eisenhower Auditorium. Admis
sion is free
• The State College Area Music Guild
will present a concert at 2:30 Sunday
night at the Unitarian Fellowship, 758
Glenn Rd.
• The Badminton Club will meet from
noon to 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon in the
north gym of the White Building.
• The Annual Children's Christmas
Party,, sponsored by the Paul ,Robeson
Cultural Center, will be held from 12:30
p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon in the
Assembly Room of the Walnut Building.
The event is part of the International
Holiday Festival.
• State Rep. Gregg L. Cunningham,
R-Centre County, will hold his weekly
town meeting at 7 Sunday night in the
Harris Township Municipal Building.
police log
• William R. Scheffley, 516 W. White
hall Rd., told the State College Police
Department on Wednesday that a car
struck a mailbox and split a rail fence in
front of his home between 2 and 2:30
Wednesday morning.
Damage to the mailbox and fence was
about $4OO, police said. •
A female student told University
Police Services on Wednesday that an
unidentified male exposed himself to her
in Thompson Hall.
• Carol McClure, 331 E. Hamilton
Ave., told State College police on
Wednesday that seven or eight silver
spoons were missing from her home
since sometime between October 12 and
people
• Stewart W. Hither, John Russell Ez
zell and Ronald J. Teichman, members
of the University's College of Business
Administration faculty, are winners in
the Masters of Business Administration
Association's annual Excellence in Tea
ching Awards.
Bither,. professor of marketing, has
won the award four times. Ezzell, asso
ciate professor and head of the depart
ment of finance, and Teichrnan, assistant
professor of accounting, have both re
ceived the award twice.
To determine the winners, course eval
uations written by MBA students were
studied by officers of the MBA Associa
tion, Michael P. Hottenstein, faculty di
rector of the MBA program, and Charles
F. Maguire, assistant director.
• Joseph L. French has been elected
to the Committee on Accreditation of the
American Psychological Association for
a three-year term.
December 1.
The value of the missing items is about
$2BO, police said. •
• Edgar Palpant, forestry research
assistant, told University police on
Wednesday that three pine trees were cut
down and removed from the north side of
the Forestry Research Laboratory.
The trees are valued at $396, police
said. '
Guy Mussey, landscape foreman,
told University police on Wednesday that
three pine trees were missing from Park
ing Lot 80.
The ,trees are valued at $360, pblice
said.
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. French, professor in charge of educa
tional psychology and school psychology
in the University's division of counseling
and educational psychology, is one of ten
members on the committee, which eval
uates applications of U.S. psychology
programs seeking approval. , ._
• Stanley F. Paulson, dean of the
College of The Liberal Arts, has been
elected chairman of the Commission on
Arts and Sciences of the National Asso
ciation of Land Grant . Universities and
Colleges for 1982-83.
Paulson will also attend the 68th an
nual meeting of the Association of Anieri
can Colleges in January in Boston.
Paulson is a member of the asociation's
board of direetors 'and a program chair
man.
• John J. Cahir, professor of meteo
rology and associate dean for resident
instruction in the College of Earth and
Mineral Sciences, is the new president of
the National Weather Association.
The association publishes The National
Weather Digest, as well as sponsoring
regional and national meetings.
o Robert L. Webb, professor of elec
trical engineering, has been elected a
Fellow of the American Society of Me
chanical Engineers.
The society honored Webb for his
achievements in heat transfer research
and enhanced heat transfer technology.
He has several patents, and has been
technical editor of the society's Journal
of Heat Transfer and chairperson of the.
its Heat Transfer Division.
• Craig F. Bohren, associate profes
sor of meteorology, has been appointed a
consulting editor of Weatherwise, a bi
monthly magazine on weather published
by Heldref Publications, Washington.
Bohren was also visiting scholar at the
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University of Arizona last summer.
• •Z. T. Bieniawski„ professor of min
eral engineering at the University, has
been appointed to two National Research
Council committees. •
The National Research Comicil is the
chief operating agency of the National
Academies of Sciences and Engineering.
Bieniawski is director of the Pennsyl
vania Mining and, Mineral Resources
Research InstitUte headquartered at the
University. •
e Nancy Lowmaster of State College
and Philip Kaspryszy of . Yorkville, N.Y.,
graduate , students at the University,
have have won the 1981 Dan H. Waugh
Memorial Teaching Awards.
The awards honor outstanding teach
ing by graduate assistants in the depart
ment of chemistry at the University and
consist of $l5O prizes and certificates.
Lowmaster, who is working for her
master's degree, taught recitation sec
tions of Chemistry 12. Kasprzyk, a doc
toral candidate, taught the laboratory
section of Chemistry 15, 35 and 36.
• John L. George, professor emeritus
of wildlife managment, has retired after
18 years.
At the University, George has studied
white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, elk, ot
ters and eastern coyotes, as well as
animal damage control and DDT's effect
on animals. He also helped develop the
"Penn State 5-Wire Electrical Deer
Fence."
do. The Golden Key National Honor
Society has awarded scholarships to Da
vid A. Kenny and Roberta L. Millard.
The $750 awards were made for outstand
ing scholastic achievement, leadership
and service to the community.
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The Daily Collegian Friday, Dec. 11, 1981-3