16—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Nov. 7, 1985 is Disappointment with conference voiced By NANCY FUNK women's ability to change the organi- Collegian Staff Writer zations in which they are working," said Carol Gilmore, co-director of the University women student leaders Undergraduate Student Govern voiced their disappointment with the ment's department of women's con second National Conference for Worn- cerns at a brown bag lunch sponsored en Student Leaders and Women of by the Center for Women Students. Achievement yesterday, saying the Gilmore said the conference, held conference stressed that women in Washington, D.C. last weekend, should compromise within the system offered many interesting views on rather than try to change it. women in business and leadership, "There was little recognition of but failed to address specific prob -3U n, By GREGG BORTZ Collegian Staff Writer WPSU-FM, the student-run campus radio sta tion, started its annual on-air fundraiser Monday, asking for donation pledges to help cover costs, the WPSU program directdr said. Pat Donovan said the station, which is partly funded by the University, will continue the drive through Nov. 17. "What we're allocated is nowhere near enough," said Donovan, "when you consider the cost of equipment, records and advertising among other things." Considering a Legal Career? A representative from the West Virginia University Law School will be on campus Friday, November Bth, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. If you would like an appointment to discuss law at West Virginia, please contact Ms. Jane Tarbox in 107 Burrowes Building, 865-7515, between 8:00 AM and 12:00 noon , Monday through Friday. iE s aZi PsA vij 11".. NUMBER nampurs GRE•LSAT•IIIAT 611E010.10ER . oNE IMPSYCHITAT DAT•IICATIAT IN TEST CrAn1181.2.3 PREPARATION 1811.1111:0.1103 riffD 6l6lll lB-1 MCAT ESI.REVIEW•RFII.2-3 m wsma CLASSES FORMING NOW AT Register at Stanley Kaplan for MCAT & DAT review for the Spring Exams. Exams dates: 4119186 444 E College -.., 1, , .11 I. Ave. #320 IN -. , 238.1423 EDUCATIONAL CENTER LTD. WPSU needs pledges to cover costs ..., *. ~. a‘ ., ,,i-, ~ ! t'' ?. : V ? t , ' :.....f.. • ....' , r , . . ' The Fun :egins 4 t 12 noon! Relive some of Penn State's great football moments on wide screen television. Including the 1982 Championship Season. And take advantage of HoagielPizza Specials including kegs of Birch Beer on Tap for only 250 a cup throughout the entire day until 9 p.m. Assistant station manager Jeff Daley said the station does not have a fund-raising goal. "Our only goal is to raise more each year," Daley said "We'd like to raise a lot more than $3,000," tile amount raised last year. Although there are no figures yet, Donovan said pledges have been coming in at a much higher rate than last year, with the station averaging "a couple hundred dollars in pledges a day." Donovan said there are several "pledge incen tives," including record giveaways to high bidders and entrance for anyone who pledges more than $2O in a drawing for a Technics compact disc player, donated by Mace Electronics, 103 S. Pugh : , •,2....:11").. i'.' . ..'•?.. , . ''..",•-•?,;;;,..., :." ~'ii,:i -.. . • . . , ..:•14:` "..... ...: ... • .7'! ' , : - .:F ' , .• . .:1 • „.•• , fr .. • .„.: 4. - e; ~.• . ' 7 k ` .• '.." :,'•'• :A,v . :67:: •••••f '. • • ~ "-• ~,,, ,„t, ~..,-,:.,. „,„,..,.... 4z, lems that today's women encounter USG women's concerns member Jane Moyer who also attended the conference said the "superwoman" stereotype was emphasized through out the conference and other non-tra ditional women's roles were not discussed. "No one talked about the ERA, about equal rights and equal pay or abortion rights," Moyer said. The conference stressed adopting male attributes rather than attempt ing to change society's perceptions of women, Gilmore said. . Because of their dissatisfaction with the conference, women there developed informal groups to discuss these problems, Gilmore said. "We got together informally with others who were disillusioned with the conference and went over these things ourselves," Gilmore said. St. The station will also offer entrance in a draw ing for a football and a Penn State jersey, each autographed by Joe Paterno, in exchange for donations. Donovan said WPSU will broadcast a promotio nal spot for the fund-raiser done by former Penn State wide receiver Jimmy Cefalo and will feature Interfraternity Council president John Rooney as disc jockey on a show next week. Daley said some off-air fundraising activities are also scheduled. Station employees will be canning on College Avenue and on the Mall, and handing out record singles in exchange for dona tions. SNACK FOR TWO . Valid during all business hours iiiimimmimenionimminininninalisaninenninnenni Brie Sale . . . while supplies last (originally $4.49/lb State College's oldest & finest Gourmet Shop only 4.98 1.: . 7,.GR - ..E.E. 1 :11:H:' , 0'0. - ;5;.E . ::' PiLW4*II9AM Come See The Penn State Blue Band (Pep Band), The enjoy Tailgate Lunch Specials Eateries till 1:30. 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