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Collegian Photo / An Malkhasslan
ed 29 citations were issued for disor- From left to right: Randy Ceselsky (senlomathematics), .Anne Rocktashal and Len Farber aunlopmathematlcs), all of the Student.Unlonßoard, participate
derly conduct during the race. The (senior - industrial engineering), Cheryl Woodward (senior-industr i al engineering) in the Phi Pal 500 as selected cereals in the anything goes
division.
open container ordinance was not in
effect at that time. N a . a
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Sandr ing Se rv ices , pointed out that executive director of Craziness was the norm at this 'year's Phi Psi
runners and spectators weren't the
only ones to benefit from the Phi Psi By ELLEN STERN "I'm a senior, and I wanted to be involved with . think everyone should experience this before they
500. Collegian Staff Writer this tradition before I leave. We said we're going to_ graduate."
"It's absolutely fantastic that they
have chosen us as recipients of the Where else but at the Phi Psi 500 could one find (senior-marketing), dressed as a pitcher of Kool- heels, Kim Frankenfield (freshman-liberal arts)
Phi Psi," Craig said. "It's going to an Arab terrorist chasing a life-size fig? • Aid. . added, "It's a carnival-like atmosphere. All the
enable us to develop our childen's - Both participants and spectators were able to Problems inherent in the crowded race included people here seem to feel good about themselves.
programs .. . and it will also help us experience the good feelings, and fortunately the back-ups at the bars. According to
Steve Hass May be some of the teams are a little offensive, but
purchase a lot of therapeutic aids so good weather, that helped the 18th annual Phi Psi (graduate-health education), dressed as a mum- the division is appropriately titled 'anything
that we'll better be able to serve the 500 raise money. mer, the traffic did not detract from the fun. goes.' " 9
children." Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, 403 Locust Lane, "The biggest problem we saw was the conges- At one of the many parties along the runners'
Counseling Services Inc. is an out- Saturday swelled with unlikely characters ranging tion in and around the bars," Hass said. "Some route, spectator Dave Zartman (junior-hot el res
patient mental health clinic that from babies wearing diapers to a "money for bar, owners told us right , out we couldn't come taurant and institutional management)con
serves • youngsters suffering from nothing" band that acted out the Dire Straits song because of our large costumes. But we still had a mented, "Phi Psi really marks the beginn ing of
moderate to severe emotional and/or of the same name. Serious runners in the sorority,. ball. It was f un f rom th e momen t we walked spring fun And festivities." .
behavioral problems. independent, and masters divisions also filled the outside." Mary Beth Cimilluca (freshman-division of =-
More than 160 children and adoles- lawn of the fraternity, waiting for-their turn to run For some of the runners, the event was a true . -
dergraduate studies) said that judging by th e
m
cents were referred to the organiza- and drink. . family affair. Larry Fall, class of 1972, has run
number of out-of-town spectators, the Phi Psi 500
tion in 1985 and 75 percent of those One alumni runner, Howard Moore, class of the race approximately 15 times and has won the
has done much for the University's social reputa
referred were victims of sexual 1954, said, "This is my third year in the Phi Psi. masters division in the past. This year, however,
tion.
abuse, Craig said. • They had races and events at Penn State when I his brother Ron, 14 years younger, ran against him
"It's for a good cause, and it's a real release for
Graves said $2,000 would be do- was a student here, but nothing anywhere near in Saturday's race.
" Cimillu everyone, ca said.
nated to the Frank Firstin Fund in this. It's great." "I've heard about this race for years, now . I'm •
order, to lessen the Firstin family's Agreeing with Moore were runners from the going to challenge him in my first time rinuun
•g . Perhaps the spirit of the event was best summed
medical bills. • "anything goes" division, whose creativity in it," Ron Fall said. - up by Pat Kline, (senior-accounting), part of the
Firstin is a brother at Phi Kappa dress stretched the imagination. Prominently fea- But experience paid off in the long run
with the crowd. as Larry group dressed as Fig Newtons, which was popular
Psi who suffered a stroke as the tured this year were bands of terrorists, with one Fall beat his younger brother by two minutes. • .
result of an aneurysm in January . group hijacktng the campus loop. "It's pain for about 10 minutes, but from then on "It's one thing to come out here and have a good
1985. Firstin is now in a coma in a "We're an extreme parody —we really don't it's great. I've met some of my best friends here at time drinking. We're happy that
we got
abig hand
Massachusetts hospital. . like (Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy)," said the Phi Psi 500," Larry Fall added. . for our Fig Newton routine , "
Kline said. "Because
"All the brothers at the house one such "guerilla," Sheree Hassell (senior-tele- Spectators also appeared to be thoroughly enjoy- the townspeople and everyone else were behind us
thought it was a good idea to help communications). ing themselves on the sidelines. "Everyone is so and the whole event, though, and the fact that it's
Frank in some way," said Graves. Other teams included Jamaicans with baskets of open and friendly during the Phi Psi," Lori Matits • fora good cause, made it a hundred times better.
"He is a good friend of ours and we all fruit on their heads. Explained one member, "We . (senior-physical education) said. "It's not out-of- It feels good to .be doing something when the
wish him well." were going to be a salad but it didn't work out." hand, and seems to be calmer than last year. I community supports you„"
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THE USA - YUGO CHALLENGE CUP
- WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL -
Enter To Win A Free Ticket
at theTennStatteci3ooK§tore
on campus
- Drawing - April 17th
talk
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- First Round Matches - April 20th
1:30 PM Cuba vs. Korea
3:30 PM Peru vs. USA
Sponsored by the US Volleyball Association
P nn State `Boolt,43re
on campus
Owned & Opera'ted by the Pennsylvania State University
Phi Psi
announces
winners
of the race
By JOHN SPENCE
Collegian Staff Writer
Due to a power failure at Satur
day's Phi Psi 500 race, the finishing
times of a few participants were lost
and some runners were mistakenly
awarded trophies.
Jeff Montgomery (junior-market
ing), timing chairman of the race,
said the power to the race's electronic
timer gave out mid-way through the
race. Finishing times were then tak
en by a digital watch and some of
those times were lost in the confusion.
As a result, some people designated
as division winners were given tro
phim they did not deserve, Montgom
ery said. Those people will be allowed
to keep the trophies. Runners who
rightly deserve trophies will have
them awarded at a later date.
The following are the correct fin
ishers in the race, Montgomery said.
In the independent division James
Colton finished first with a time of
6:12, Kevin Hickey took second and
Bob Hallman third.
In the fraternity division Chris Bea
han finished first with a time of 6:50,
Jeff Johnson was second and Mark
Carlton placed third.
In the sorority relay division Pi
Beta Phi took first with a 7:20 time,
Delta Delta Delta placed second and
Kappa Delta third. '
In the team division, Tau Kappa
Epsilon fraternity placed first with a
time of 41:01. The team of Chris
Bevilacqua, Tom Florence, Eric Bru
gel, Tim Flynn and Mark Eagen
placed second while the team of Joel
Denet, Bob Gioncola, Steve Bauer,
Dean Bull and Brad Anderson took
third.
In the womens division Gretchen
Funk won with a time of 10:25 while
Amber Lange placed second and Pat
rice Kennedy placed third.
In the masters division Randy
Woolrich took first with a 8:18 time
while Howard T. Moore took second
and Dave Barsda placed third.
Montgomery said there were only
two finishers in the non-alcoholic
division but due to the timing mishap
a winner could not be determined.
Ajay Bhala and Jon Ross both fin
ished in this division.
The Money for Nothings took first
in the anything goes division, the
Grocery Checkout came in second
and the Handstand Group place third.
The overall enthusiasm award
went to Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
for the seventh year in a row and
raised $5,211.
99 citations
issued for
Phi Psi-related
violations
Amidst the fun and revelry sur
rounding the 18th annual Phi Psi 500
came more serious matters: 99 spec
tators were cited for incidents related
to the beer- and soda-drinking race,
most for open container violations,
disorderly conduct and underage
drinking.
Among the incidents:
• Four individuals were cited for
disorderly conduct during a party at
an apartment at Penn Towers, 255 E.
Beaver Ave., State College Bureau of
Police Services said.
Vince Rocco, 203 Jordan, and
Christopher Downey, Monroeville,
were cited after allegedly spitting at
and spilling ice and beer on Phi Psi
500 participants. Allyson Arcasi, of
Conneticut, was also arrested for
allegedly spilling beer on passersby.
The tenant, Christopher Capozzi,
was also cited but apparently did not
participate, police said.
• Robert Grimes of Allison Park
and James Rauh of Philadelphia
were cited for scattering beer cups
and bottles on the ground along the
Phi Psi 500 route Saturday afternoon,
State College police said.
• State College police cleared a
third floor balcony at 224 E. College
Ave. when it appeared that the balco
ny supports were breaking from an
overload of spectators.
—by James A. Stewart
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By JOHN SPENCE
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Along with the Phi Psi 500, this
past weekend the University saw
the beginning of another long
standing Penn State tradition
that of Greek Week.
Overall Chairperson Alison Coz
zolino said Greek Week is designed
for fraternity and sorority mem
bers to get together and have a
little fun at the end of the Spring
Semester.
"This is just a week where we
can have fun and celebrate both
spring and being greek," said Coz
zolino.
Greek Week will last until Fri
day, April 18. Throughout the
week, fraternities and sororities
will participate in games, competi
tions and skits.
Teams for the competition can be
either a combination of a fraternity
and a sorority or a fraternity and
its little sisters. Fraternity and
sorority teams must pay $l7O to
enter all four events. Fraternity
police log
s A female student told police
Thursday she had been raped by a
man, who she was dating,in his room
during November 1985 but said she
did not wish to press charges, Univer
sity Police Services said.
• Three men were apprehended
yesterday morning after removing
trophies from three fraternities
and little sister teams can register
for $l5O.
Events in this year's Greek Week
include: Chariot Races at 4 p.m. on
Tuesday on East Fairmount Ave
nue between Locust Lane and Gar
ner Street; skits on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to
9 p.m. in Pollock Rec Room; skit
finals at 8 on Friday night in Eisen
hower Auditorium; and an awards
ceremony Friday at 9:30 in Eisen
hower.
Yesterday participants engaged
in a variety of games on the HUB
Lawn and a pizza-eating contest
sponsored by Domino's Pizza.
In the "Sunday Delight" game
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
and the Alpha Chi Omega sorority
took first followed by the Phi Kap
pa Sigma fraternity and Pi Beta
Phi sorority in second and Alpha
Sigma, Phi fraternity and Delta
Gamma sorority in third.
In the "Big/Little Race" the Del
ta Tau . Delta fraternity and the
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority won
first with the Alpha Epsilon Pi
Alpha Zeta, 360 N. Burrowes Rd; the building's display case facing
Beta Theta Phi, 220 N. Burrowes Rd; Shortlidge Road, University police
and Phi Gamma Delta, 319 N. Bur- said
rowes Rd, State College police said.
The men were not cited pending a
decision from the fraternities
• A U.S. Postal Service mailbox
apparently removed from another
location was found Saturday morning
•An Eisenhower Auditorium staff at 509 E. Foster Ave. by a police
member reported $l5O of damages officer, State College police said.
after a window was broken Friday in
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second and Phi Kappa Psi fraterni
ty and Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority
in third.
In the "Dizzy Bats" competition
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity and
Delta Gamma sorority took first
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Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority placed
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took third.
In the "Orange Thrust" game
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
and the Alpha Chi Omega sorority
placed first while Tau Kappa Epsi
lon and Chi Omega sorority took
second and Phi Kappa Sigma fra
ternity and Pi Beta Phi sorority
placed third.
In the "Greek Connection" game
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
took first while the Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity and the Pi Beta
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