The Daily Collegian Friday, Dec. 17, 1982
Norm Constantine
responds to therapy
Norh Constantine, Nittany Lion
mascot from 1978-80, isn't giving
up.
Constantine, who suffered se
vere head injuries when he was
struck by a hit-and-run driver on
Oct. 17, 1981, is responding to
therapy at Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital in Philadelphia, said Lois
Levy, public relations director at
the hospital. •
He is undergoing speech, physi
cal and occupational therapy.
"The therapy is definitely help
ing Norm. I see continual mental
improvement," said the Rev.
James D. May of the Catholic
Center. May visits Constantine
every three weeks.
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Recently, Constantine demon
strated that he can read and inter
pret simple sentences, May said.
He ,continues to make efforts to
talk, but he's not able to form
complete words.
It doesn't appear that his mem
ory was seriously impaired, be
cause he recognizes names and
people, he said. "During my last
visit, Norm became quite an
imated when I mentioned some of
the football players."
Anyone who wants to send cards
or letters to Constantine over the
holidays should address them to:
Room 305, Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. 19141.
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with a part-tiMe employee. Part-time
employees can be hired for peak
periods and are not entitled the same
benefits, like vacations, as full-time
employees, she said.
"They are not being replaced un
less it is greatly justified," she said.
For example, an office that was
once cleaned every night might only
be cleaned every other night, Lew
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Employees might be expected to
clean up after themselves more than
they were before, Lew said. Business
es are trying to make their employees
more productive, she said.
"A great deal of it is taking respon
sibility for yourself;" She said. "I'm
not talking about cutting corners, but
using individuals to a reasonable
capacity level, not overusing them."
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Correction
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yesterday's Daily Collegian, the busi
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Christmas party for the mentally
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Sproul Hall was the idea of Resi
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with by showing a brief slide show
Sunday night
"The residents benefit from parties
such as this one as much as the
students do because the students pro- %,
vide a terrific therapy for them by.:
simply exposing them to reality," Hix
said.
Thirty-eight middle-age residents
and six staff members attended the
party, participating in caroling, orna
ment-making, dancing and playing
pinata. ,
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experience for all the students who ;
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