B—The Daily Collegian Friday. Oct. 24, 1986
Prof, student to fast
in protest of apartheid
A University professor and student “I hope it will help curb the arro
will conduct a week-long fast in pro- gance of the white race - the kind of
test of apartheid in South Africa. lingering paternalism, Cornngton
said. “When all the black leaders in
Todd May (graduate-philosophy) g A f r j ca have called for.divest
said he and Robert Cornngton, assis- m it - s inappropriate for us to still
tant professor of philosophy, will be discussion.”
on the steps of Old Main from Nov. 2 Corrington sa id a fast “is one way
to Nov. 9 from 9in the morning until 5 can humble ourselves and rid
in the afternoon. °. ther f ourselves of some of that arrogance.”
will be fasting only for varying sign-up sheets for those interested
lengths of time during the week, May j oining the fast w jh be available in
said. front of Old Main during the protest,
May said the people fasting will corrington said. Those who choose to
drink fruit juices and water but not fast wil i wear black armbands as a
eat food. symbol of solidarity, he added.
Corrington said the goals of the fast
are to heighten the awareness of the
physical hunger in the South African
homelands and lessen the racism
here on this campus.'
police to fight
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Corrington said tie organized a sim
ilar fast last spring that involved 65
faculty from University Park and
about 100 at York campus.
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Dwyer said the administration of
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Home Rule Charter when it gave the
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Wrist wrestling benefit to be held
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, will host the fifth annual Wrist Wres
tling Tournament to benefit Playgrounds Used by the Severly
Handicapped, a national organization that builds playgrounds for
handicapped children, tomorrow at 12:30 p.m.
Bruce Rudoy, philanthropy co-chairman, said participants in the
tournament will arm wrestle, but will be allowed to move their
wrists.
Nationwide, Pi Kappa Phi fraternity raised $75,000 for PUSH,
headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., last year. Last year the Penn
State chapter raised $2,000, he said
Divisions in the competition are men, women and bar bouncers.
First place winners will receive a trophy and a Fit Stop Health
Club membership; second place winners will receive a trophy,
third place winners will receive a Tan-'fastique membership, 159 S.
Garner St., and a trophy.
Those interested can register at the HUB desk, the fraternity at
409 E. Fairmount Ave., and the Fit Stop, 130 Locust Lane.
—by Victoria Petties
Frisbeelympics to fight cancer
Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity will sponsor a Hacky-Sack and
Frisbeelympics philanthropy to. benefit the American Cancer
Society at 9 Sunday morning on the HUB lawn.
Mike Durange, philanthropy co-chairman, said proceeds from
the fund-raiser will benefit the Howard J. Barnhart Memorial.
Barnhart was an Alpha Chi Sigma member who died of cancer in
1982.
- The philanthropy will be made up of several teams for each
event. Hacky sack is played by hitting a small bean bag with any
part of the body except the hand. The object of the game is for each
four-member team to keep the bag in the air the longest.
The Frisbee competition, which will be played similar to football
Frisbee, consists of 10-member teams, Durange said. Participants
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cannot run with the Frisbee or hold it longer than five seconds.
The entry fee for the Hacky sack event is $l5 per team.
Frisbeelympics is $5 per team.
Those interested can register at the fraternity, 406 S. Pugh St.,
before tomorrow.
Trophies will be awarded. for first, second and third place
winners in both competitions
Social tonight begins Ag Hill festival
The annual Ag Hill Festival, sponsored by the Penn State
Agricultural Student Council, will celebrate “More Than A Century
Of Excellence” in the College of Agriculture this weekend.
■ “This weekend is set up so that students from this campus get to
meet Commonwealth students and so that (Commonwealth stu
dents) get to feel more at home when they do transfer,” said Kathy
Meckley, co-chairman of the festival committee.
The two-day event will begin with a social tonight at the Delta
Theta Sigma fraternity, 101 N. Patterson St., where the Common
wealth students will meet the students they will be staying with this
weekend
Various clubs in the college and other University clubs will
compete with faculty and Commonwealth campus teams in the Ag
Olympics tomorrow morning.
The games will include such events as the “milk-suckle,’ the
“bale-toss” and the “egg-toss." Teams can begin registering at
9:30 tomorrow morning in the Meats Lab parking lot.
The weekend’s festivities are open to the entire University
community, said Susan Shields, a festival committee member.
Winners of the competitions, as well as the selection of Mr. and
Ms. College of Ag, will be announced tomorrow night at a banquet
in the Ag Arena.
After the banquet, the festival will conclude with a social at the
Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity, 322 Fraternity Row.
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