18 —The Daily Collegian Friday, Dec. 5,198 G
Steelers' future begins now
By ALAN ROBINSON
AP Sports Writer
PITTSBURGH Both the Detroit
Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers have
three games remaining this season,
but to coaches Darryl Rogers of the
Lions and Chuck Noll of the Steelers,
it’s already 1987.
With the Steelers, 4-9, mathemati
cally eliminated from the playoffs
and the Lions, 5-8, all but out of
contention, both coaches say it’s time
for their teams to prove they can be
belter next season.
How do they do that? By becoming
better immediately instead of waiting
until training camp.
“We want to take our best players
right now and try to win with them,”
said Rogers. “Who are you devel
oping at this point of the season?”
“We want to be the best we can be
right now,” said Noll, whose Steelers
are suffering their worst season since
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January 4-9 $229. Last week. Call
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Desperately Seeking Sale Spring
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Contact Kristi or Amy 862-0794.
FIESTA BOWL TICKETS. Good
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FIESTA BOWL BUS tours $299, 5
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FOR SALE FEMALE Dorm con
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$50.00 discount. Call Jill 862-
4493.
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boots. Men size 81/2. 237-7851. professional, COU rteous service, downtown State College. 1 min.
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MALE DORM CONTRACT avail
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Save big ■sss over university.
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MOVING TO D.C. in January 'B7? WANTED FEMALE ROOMMAI I,
Rommates needed to share Beaver Hill, $183.44 rent, includ
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NEED TO SELL two dorm con
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5174 after 4p.m., ask for Dave,
SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS FOR Walk to PSU. Female, non-smok-
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sale. Call Scott at 238-7751. unclaimed yearly.call 1-800-USA- FOR RENT; QNE bedroom; walk-
UNIVEGA MOUNTAIN BIKE ex- 1221 ext ' 06 HZ: ing distance; $270/month; heat
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Susan 466-7118. 0610.
WOMAN’S LANGE XLS ski
boots, size 5, for sale. $75. Call
Carolyn 231-8296
76 MONTE CARLO, 8 cylinder.
Runs like new, PS/PB, ann-fm
stereo cassette. New tires. $990
or best offer. Call Brian at 234-
2981.
1982 FORD F-150, 6 cyl., 4spd,
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1982 VW RABBIT 35 K MILES 4
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$lOO OFF DORM CONTRACT
spring semester 1987. Call Cathy
862-1954
they were 5-9 in 1970. “For us, the
future is now.”
Perhaps that’s because the Steel
ers’ recent past is too painful to
remember. They are enduring con
secutive losing seasons for the first
time since 1970-71 and have lost their
last two games, to Cleveland (37-31)
and the Chicago Bears (13-10), in
overtime.
They have lost five games by a
margin of a touchdown or less and
have been out of contention for their
division title since losing three of
their first four games. They are com
ing off a close loss. They are continu
ing to play a veteran quarterback
although they have a promising rook
ie sitting on the bench.
If that scenario sounds familiar to
Detroit fans, it should, because it also
fits the Lions.
While the Steelers have been strug
gling with the oft-erratic Mark Ma
lone at quarterback, the Lions also
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at the lovyest prices possible.
Contact Discount Student Trav
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Burrowes Apt. -?4 Sundays 1-5
p.m.
BEFORE- PARTYING FRIDAY
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famed magician and comedian.
And if you are lucky, you can get
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have had offensive problems with
veterans Eric Hippie and Joe Fergu
son at quarterback, despite generat
ing plenty of points in their 44-40
Thanksgiving loss to the Green Bay
Packers.
Hippie was the starter at the begin
ning of the season, but Ferguson has
started for five weeks in a row since
Hippie was injured. Ferguson is ex
pected to start Sunday.
Not expected to play is first-round
draft choice Chuck Long, the former
lowa star who has completed the only
pass he has thrown this season.
Rogers has said Long isn’t ready to
play, just as Noll said rookie Bubby
Brister has yet to master the intrica
cies of pro football.
"It seems very simple to the fan, to
start a rookie quarterback, but each
situation must be judged indepen
dently,” Rogers said. “A quar
terback must be able to recognize
what the defense is doing.”
TELEVISION RENTALS, COLOR FOR RENT- TRAILER In State
or B& W, long or short term, low College. $265.00 a month plus
rates. ACORN, 232 S. Allen, 238- utilities. Call (717)865-3381 after
6021. s:oopm.
TIRED OF DORM food? Your own LARGE, 2 BEDROOM in Penn
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OWN ROOM IN 2 BDRM APT.
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air, low mileage, 1982, AM/FM Kathy. 231-0652. Begins January
cassette, Andl 238-2102 1.
APnnTM€NTS
BEAUTIFUL 2-BDRM DOWN
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parking, security, great kitchen.
Available Dec. 26. Gorgeous,
$450,238-7074, 863-1963.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT
FURNISHED grad student pre
ferred. 512 East College Ave.
$235 per month. Chuck 237-6950,
237-6751.
NEEDED: PERSON TO share 3
bedroom duplex. 1/2 mile from
campus, furnished with indoor
washer and dryer. $2lO/month.
238-0143
NEWLY REMODELED 2 bedroom
apt. on College Ave, near main
gate to campus. Available Jan
uary s39sfmonth 234-6004.
NEW TWO BEDROOM town
houses-700 block, West College
Ave.. $6OO plus cable and phone
or $525 plus utilities. Call APA
238-3500.
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT In
Hetzel Plaza available •in early
Jan. $5OO/mo. plus electric, fur
nished for 3. Call Associated
Reality at 234-2382.
ONE BEDROOM AVAILABLE -in
Jan. through Aug. Option for fall
semester, $365fm0., utilities in
cluded, excellent location. 237-
4514, 234-8248.
ONE PERSON NEEDED to share
1/3 of apt. Cedarbrook, balcony,
walk-in closet, all utilities paid,
one block. from campus.
$lBO/month neg. Spring w/sum
mer option 238-0756 .
SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM apt.
sublet. Spring and summer se
mesters. $4OO/month. Includes
all utilities. Walking distance to
campus. Parking included. 237-
6387.
SPRING/SUMMER 1987 female
to share 1/3 of one bedroom
condo; Beaver Terrace 238-7954.
FOR R€NT
NEED A ROOM? Fraternity
wants borders for Spring 1987.
Five minutes from HUB. Call 234-
2982. Ask for Steve or Drew.
ROOMS FALL SEMESTER In Fra
ternity close to campus. Room
board. Meals and social $1350
238-9965
ONE BEDROOM APT. in Grad FEMALE ROOMMATE TO share FEMALE NEEDED TO share 1/3
Circle. $250/month. Includes one bedroom furnished apart- bedroom, University Gateway
heat, utilities and cable. Leaving on East Beaver spring se* Apts., $166/month, Spring se*
cuapp Ninpi v piiRMiQHPn area, need someone to assume mester. $l5B/month (negotiable) mester/Summer option. Call 862-
ho H u A se E wlt N h lC o E ne Y stude ß n N . ,S Swn lease. Must be married grad with utilities included. Gail 237-7634, 2880 (Amy, Kate),
bedroom. W/D. Walk to campus, spouse, no children. 237-1530.
$290. Utilities included. Write;
PO Box 5035; S.C., PA 16804.
Responsible non-smoker.
SMALL ROOM IN large house
close to campus. Phone 234-
8479.
3 BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE. 1
Block from Campus. Available
January. Rent negotiable. Call
Don 237-8106.
2 BDRM TOWNHOUSE for rent
Excellent condition. $390/month
237-4818.
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SUIJI€T
AABSOLUTELY UNBEATABLE!
OWN room in house Spring sub
let w/summer option. Female
needed. 2 blocks from campus.
Free Parking. $129/month 234-
4119.
APARTMENT AVAILABLE TO
Sublet $ll5 per month- utilities
included. Call 674-8102 or 674-
3641.
AVAILABLE DEC. 19 LARGE 2
bedroom apartment 901 South
Allen Street. $4OO/month plus
electricity, lease until August,
Call 238-6548.
113 OF LARGE ONE bedroom,
close to campus, $175.00 a
month. 237-9573.
Bucs could trade Pena, Ray
By ALAN ROBINSON
AP Sports Writer
PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Pirates General Man
ager Syd Thrift said yesterday he is willing to deal
second baseman Johnny Ray or catcher Tony Pena at
next week’s winter baseball meetings “if the trade
would make us a better team.”
Thrift, who dealt 15-game winner Rick Rhoden to the
New York Yankees last week, said, “There are.no
untouchables on this team. Maybe we showed by
trading a pitcher who could win the Cy Young Award
that we’re willing to trade.”
The Pirates expect to entertain numerous offers at
the Hollywood, Fla. meetings for Pena, a three-time
All-Star Game catcher whose contract expires at the
end of the 1987 season.
But Thrift’s admission that Ray could be pried away
from the Pirates was a surprise since Ray, 29, enjoyed
his best major-league season in 1986, batting .301 with
seven home runs and 78 RBI.
"I’m reluctant to let anyone go who is a quality
player. ... You can’t afford to make a mistake in
FREE RENT ONE month: Spring- A 1 SPRING SUBLET with sum- SPRING 'B7 LARGE EFFICIENCY
/Summer sublet, 1/2 of 2 bed- mer option. Own room- two avail- asking $320/mo. includes heal,
room apartment, female able In large house. Free parking, unlimited free parking, A/C,
preferred: 237-8464. free cable, pets allowed. Good continuing option for 1 or 2.
LARGE NEW ONE bedroom location. $9O per month per per- Waupelanl Dr. ask for Jeff G. at
share with two females on East son, plus utilities. Call 238-1414. 237-9910.
College Avenue. $166/month CHARMING TWO BEDROOM STUDENT TEACHING, NEED TO
plus utilities per person. Call apartment available mid-Jan with sublet. $lOO month. Own room in
Ljsa 234-1179 or 231-0962, loft In Lemont.S4lsfmo. Call 237- 3 bedroom townhouse. Lots of
LARGE 2 BEDROOM apt. Park- 8078 ' “l 0 " 1 - P®'® welcome. Call 237-
way Plaza all utilities, cable, DESPERATELY SEEKING FE- 8747 *®®P ,ryin 9' Avallabl ®
parking $523/month available MALE Sublet. Spacious apart- immediately
Dec. 10th. 237-7311 any time
ment available on East College SUBLET FOR SPRING semester.
MALE SPRING SUMMER SUB- Ave - 3 blocks ,rom campus. Less Cable TV, washer/dryer other
LET OWN room- Four hpriroom than $l5O a month. Call Barb conveniences. $275 a month
free parking. $llO.OO after 5:00 pm 234-7052 Call Bob 237-9110
utilities. Greg 238-2552
FEMALE NEEDED. SHARE great
NEED ONE MALE non-smoking 4 bedroom house $lBO/month,
sublet. Spring: Jan.l-May heat and utilities included one
$128.67. Spacious Briarwood block (rom campus. 238-7536 Ka
-234-0984 or 237-0409. ra*ee
FEMALE SUBLET W/OWN FEMALE NEEDED TO SHARE 1/3
OWN ROOM FOR female in two Room - Furnished Large, 2-Bed- Beaver Terrace Apartment. Mi
bedroom townhouse. 15 min. room Apartment, W/Patio, Dish- crowave, balcony. Rent $166, ne
walk to campus. $l7O/mnth, 238- washer, 1 1/2 Bath, $l6O/month. go tiable. 234-8958, Kim or Kyra.
4462. Call 237-3622. Over vacation 814-466-3034, Kim.
OWN ROOM IN 4-bedroom SPRING SUBLET 1/2 ol two bed- FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED
house. Very nice house, close to room apt. Own room and bath- to share apartment Spring se
campus. Female senior/grad pre- room, spacious, furnished or mester. All utilities Included; free
(erred. 2384718. unfurnished, close to campus parking; laundry facilities. Within
SPRING SUBLET, SOUTHGATE *"?, °JJ B bU , 8 , mi," 9 diSta " Ce ' CALL
Apts., male, dishwasher, balco- 9°'' able - Liz, 234-3312 or 237- 0147.
ny, laundry facilities, parking, ° uu:>
furnished, price negotiable. Call
238-8113
SPRING SUBLET: 1/2 ranch
house, 2 bedroom, 2-3 people,
free parking. Rent negotiable.
Call 231-0273.
SPRING SUBLET FEMALE: 1/4 ol
apartment, Penn Towers. Call
Debbie 231-0649.
SPRING SUBLET, NEED female
to share 1/3 of apt. In Cedarbrook
$lB3/month (includes utilities).
Ask for Danna 231-3932.
SPRING SUBLET, NEED Female
to share 1/3 of apt. in Cedar
brook. $lB3/ month (includes uti
lities). Ask for Danna 231-3932.
SPRING SUBLET FEMALE Non
Smoker three blocks to campus
Furnished, includes all utilities
Call Lauren, 234-2466.
SPRING SUBLET: FEMALE
roommate needed to share Bea
ver Plaza Apartment. Rent nego
liable. Call Megan 238-2095.
SPRING SUBLET Large One Bed
room Apt. Fully Furnished
Across The Street From Campus
$465 Monthly Including all utili
ties and Cable. Call 234-8107.
SPRING SUBLET: LARGE two
bedroom house w/ fireplace,
porch, yard. Close to campus.
Call Maria or Judy. 238-5468.
Rent negotiable.
SPRING SUBLET: NEED male to
share 1/3 of apt. in Beaver Hill
with balcony. Price negotiable.
Call Steve 237-0216.
SPRING SUBLET: OWN room
/house, $l4O, three blocks from
campus, free parking. Call Heike
237-9586.
SPRING SUBLET: FURNISHED
private room, three blocks to
campus: call 231-2070
SPRING SUBLET 2 roommates
needed in Penn Towers.
$l5O/mo. Everything included.
Call Dale or Craig at 234-2677.
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED
SPRING SUBLET WITH summer own bedroom close to campus,
option: female share 1/4 of 2 167.50/mo plus electric, available
bedroom Parkhlll apt., $172/mo. immediately 237-7385.
wiini lnClUded Call ReneG FRATERNITY CLOSE TO Cam
'• pus Needs Roommates For
SPRING SUBLET WITH summer Spring. Excellent Opportunity
option: Female share 1/3 of apart- Call 237-7621
ment. .Utilities included
$l5O/mo. Call 237-0968
HAVE GREAT ROOMMATES! 1/2
needed to share bdrm. of terse . . . TnMTinKi* hoii^-
SPRING SUBLET OWN room in a U.T. apartment $137/mo. 234- ft A G A ’\ E ",T'?|e frigo/semester
large 5 bedroom house, 2 baths, 3618. - narkinn- hMulifu!
furnished, 10 minutes to cam- cooked meals, parking, beautiful
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AGR. 234-5065 Eric.
MALE/FEMALE ROOMMATE
needed to share 2 bedroom town-
SPRING/SUMMER SUBLET- 1/2 house. Partially furnished. Lo
block from campus, College Ave. cated behind summit furniture.
1 bedroom apartment for 2 males R en t $212.50/month plus utili
or 2 females. Newly renovated; ties. Call 238-1820, ask for Tom
furnished; microwave; balcony, between 9:00 am and 8:00 pm.
$350/mo. 234-3102.
MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED
SUBLET 1 BDRM. Dec. thru May. spring summer to share efficien-
Call before I:3opm. after 10pm. cy. $l6O downtown. Call 238-
238-6010. . 2706.
trading quality guys like that,” Thrift said. “If we had
more top-quality guys, we wouldn’t be in last place and
we wouldn’t have lost 98 games last season.”
If Ray is traded, Thrift said his replacement could be
rookie Jose Lind, 22, who hit .263 at Nashua of the Class
AA Eastern League last summer. Lind bats leadoff and
Pirates Manager Jim Leyland has said one of his top
priorities is to get a leadoff hitter so he can move
center fielder Barry Bonds down in the batting order.
“He has the best range of any second baseman I’ve
ever seen,” Thrift said of Lind. “In no way would I rule
out him making our ballclub. He’s playing winter ball
and we’re getting great reports on him.... He might
be ready for the major leagues right now.”
If Ray remains with the Pirates, Thrift said Lind
could switch to shortstop, a position he played in
amateur baseball. Fielder Rafael Belliard won the
Pirates’ shortstop job last season, but batted only .233.
“We have some guys on our team who could help out
another team over the hump,” Leyland said. “Joe
Orsulak would be an excellent outfield addition for a
team and I would think an American League team
would be interested in Mike Diaz.”
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to
share apartment Spring semes
ter. All utilities Included; free
parking; laundry facilities. Within
walking distance. CALL 234-
1879.
MALE ROOMMMATE NEEDED
to share efficiency apartment.
One block from campus.
$165/month. Call 237-0615.
ROOMATE NEEDED: SPRING,
The Commons. Close to campus,
spacious. $144/month plus utili
ties. Call 237-8737 for Sherry.
ROOMMATE NEEDED TO share
1/2 LARGE one bedroom Apt. for
SPRING. $230 monthly, includes
utilities and cable. Call Scott
234-8107.
ROOMMATE NEEDED: SHARE
1/4 of 2 bdrm apartment spring
semester. Rent $135 includes
everything. Furnished. Within
walking' distance. Call 231-2065
for Jim.
ROOMMATE WANTED
SI93/month plus utilities. Five
minutes walking distance from
campus. Call 237-5742.
ROOMMATE WANTED, SPRING
semester, Alexander Court, tc
share 1/2 large one bedroorr
apartment for $290. Call Mike oi
Dave at 238-8704 or over vacatlor
(Mike) 617-784-8328,
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
for two. Utilities included
Across from campus
$175.00/month. Call 234-4132.
WANTED: NON-SMOKING MALE
to share room in townhoust
Spring/Summer $l2l. Call 234
8491 Mark, Jim.
rooms
AVAILABLE SPRING, ROOMS
two blocks from campus. Optio
nal meal plan, cleaning service,
pool. Call 238-0934, 231-
1435. FRATERNITY ROOMS FOR
spring semester. 1 block off cam
pus. Meals, utilities,washer, and
parties, call for info. 238-7751.
Grapplers look to continue intensity
By ANN GARRETT
Collegian Sports Writer
The impressive 27-15 win Wednesday over No. 1-
ranked lowa was an important one for the Penn State
wrestling program a win the Lions and their fans
will not soon forget. But the squad knows the season is
still very young and they must continue to wrestle each
match and each tournament with as much intensity as
they did against the Hawkeyes.
The Lions will get a chance to prove they can do just
that today and tomorrow, when they host the 14th
Annual Penn State Invitational, which features 20
teams from West Virginia to New Hampshire. Sessions
begin each day at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Head Coach Rich Lorenzo said although the tourna
ment does not award a team title, it gives each
wrestler a lot of mat time.
“This is a wrestler’s tournament,” Lorenzo said.
“It’s set up so that every wrestler will get a minimum
of three bouts. So they’re going to get a lot of good
competition against a lot of schools they won’t (com
pete against) throughout the year.”
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
ROQMS
FURNISHED SUNNY MODERN
Room, Kitchen and Bath Prlv
ledges. Available beginning Jan
uary. $135/month. Gayle 865-
9701/234-7720.
GRAD STUDENT? NEED an
apartment? Roomate needed, 2
BDR apt., 3 blocks from campus.
Start late Dec. $175 & utilities.
Paul 238-7938.
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES, color
T.V., phone, twice a week maid
service, no pets. 14 miles from
campus. 355-7521.
NON-SMOKING SERIOUS stu
dent will enjoy quiet study envi
ronment. Private room, private
bath. 30 feet from campus. 237-
1029.
ROOMS FOR RENT: Spacious
room In pleasant house, four
blocks from campus.
,$lB5/month. Lease begins
12/24/86. Includes utilities, kitch
en priviledges, parking available.
237-5863 9:00-5:00 week
days.ROOMS IN HOME 6 miles
from town. Furnished, reasona
ble rent, quiet area. Free parking,
storage. Call 466-7092.
HOUSES
AVAILABLE NOW FOR Spring
semester-five bedroom home,
newly renovated and walking dis
tance to campus. $l5O/person
plus utilities. Call Associated
Realty at 234-2382.
THREE BEDROOMS, WOOD
STOVE, Microwave, Hot Tub,
Dishwasher, Firewood, Yard, 1
1/2 Bath, 500/month, 127 E. Irvin,
234-2895.
H€IP UJfINT€D
AGENTS, MECHANICS, CUS
TOMER service. Salaries to SSOK.
Entry level positions. Call 1-805-
687-6000 ext A-9568.
BABYSITTER NEEDED SPRING
semester: Monday, Tuesday, and
Thursday mornings, B:3oam to
noon, for 18 month old. If inter
seted in any or all days, please
call 231-0829.
CAFETERIA WORKERS- food
service handlers, fullfpart-tlme
positions, wide variety of hours
available, early morning to mid
evening. Stop by for an applica
tion. TUSSEY MTN. INN, Boals
burg.
CENTRE REGION PARKS and
Recreation Department has part
time positions starting in Jan
uary for instructors in Aerobics,
Sllmnastlcs and Basketball Offi
cials. Applications available now
Suite 5, 131 South Fraser Street,
231-3071.
DRIVERS WANTED: MUST be 18
years old. Must have own car and
Insurance. Day shift hours avail
able. Apply 1104 N. Atherton or
421 E. Beaver.
GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,040 -
$59,230 /yr. Now hiring. Call 1-
805-687-6000 Ext. R-9568 for cur
rent federal list.
GRAD STUDENT TO Houseslt,
Cook simple dinners for 13 year
old boy. Parents in Japan Jan
uary 23 to February 9. 238-5458
Between 5:30 and 9:00 p.m.
GRADS WANTED!!! Nittany
Notes is now taking applications
for note takers for the Spring
Semester. Excellent pay with a
minimum amount of work, just 3-
5 hours per week! Undergrads
with 3.5 GPA also considered.
For course list and details stop
by 117 E. Beaver or call 238-1922.
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serving boys and girls ages 8-16, Department of University Safety +3l.
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cal, mental and spiritual devel- Highest Quality. Fast, Accurate, quickly Identify and notify the
opment. One must have ability to Experienced. IBM Typewriter, person who lost the “PSU” key
teach In one or more of our Campus Delivery. 238-1933, 6-
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icated to helping each Individual
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(sailing, water skiing, swimming, week l9 Jan 234 5 .0891 to
and canoeing), yet an added em- tlons/theses... Eagle Eye . ,
phasls is placed on the land Services- 231-1577. :
sports (general athletics, tennis, ALL TYPING GUARANTEED,
golf, archery, rlflery and back- Grad school approved. On cam
packing). Horseback riding, pus. Rush service available. Bon
white-water canoeing and trip- nie 466-7857, after 5:30.
ping are extras in our excellent tc r-r-cr. —ncDcunim
program. For further information, f
write or call Camp Thunderbird,
One Thunderbird, Clover, S.C. De b bi e 359 3068
29710, 803-831-2121. Debbie 359 3068.
A-1 TYPIST. FAST, accurate, reli-
HELP WANTED . WANT Experi- able. IBM typewriter. Campus
ence Selling Quality Art? Flexl- pickup and delivery. 359-2146.
ble Weekend Hours. Apply Art EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL
Alliance Gallery Lemont. Leave typist. Term papers, reports,
Message 234-2740, thesis, etc. Resonable rates. Call
PERSON TO CARE tor 2-3 chit- 10-10, 238-3920.
dr — 'n my hr ■•'eekdays.
j" P° m ? weekdays, QUALITY TYPING AT affordable
12:00-5:00. Must be loving, enthu- rates . E | ectronic 3peM checking,
siastic, and experienced with campus delivery. Resumes also
Infants. Good salary. Send letter available. Phone 765-6526.
of Introduction to, P.O. Box —ttz: ———-——
10074, State College, Pa. 16805. TYPING BY BETH PICKUP, DE
PHONE ORDER TAKERS
needed, must be 18 years old, dependable, rush! 237-5481.
flexible hours. Apply Domino's STUDENT HELPER PROOF-
Pizza: 1104 N. Atherton or 421 E. READINGi word proC esslng,ma-
Beaver. _ n j| a envelope. PSU graduate of
PIZZA MAKERS NEEDED: Must distinction L.A. 1986. Call Steve
be 18 years old, have own car and 364-9170 local 9-9. Campus pick
insurance, flexible hours. Apply up and delivery
Domino’s Pizza, 1104 N. Atherton
or 421 E. Beaver.
TIP-TOP TYPE. I’ll make It last
SUMMER WORK: EARN and smoothe- pickup/delivery
$375/wk! Travel! Valuable experl- ASAP! Karen: 692-8509/238-2968.
ence! Develop Communication
skills! Call 231-8125.
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jobs. Resort Jobs Unlimited Is
now accepting applicants to GLASSES IN BLACK case lost in
work in restaurants, hotels, night downtown area. If found, please
clubs, and misc beach help! Over ca || 862-0919.
3000 positions available in over
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too many to list! Buddy plans found. Call Henry, 862-2497
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12/10 Special Dessert-Relax
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Approximately 32 wrestlers will compete at each
weight class. Penn State will enter at least two wres
tlers at each class, except at 142 potmds, where Joe
Hadge is the only entry.
Sophomore Ken Chertow said once the excitement
from the lowa win dies down, the Lions will look
forward to dominating the home mat tournament.
“I think everyone’s going to have to come down to
earth sometime today (Thursday),” Chertow said.
“We take a lot of pride in winning (the Invitational)
because it’s our home tournament. Even though
there’s no team scoring, we’ll know if we dominate.”
Chertow added that the total team effort put in
against lowa will still be evident in the weekend’s
individual-style tournament.
“It’s almost impossible to match the intensity of
(Wednesday night) that was something special,” he
said. “But even though it’s an individual tournament,
we’ll be there for each other as a team.”
Last year's Invitational featured five individual
titles for the Lions: Jim Martin (118), Tim Flynn (126),
now-graduated Chris Bevilacqua (150), Greg Elinsky
(167) and Dan Mayo (177).
TVPING
LOST
REWARD FOR RETURN of the
lavendac Gloria Vanderbilt swan
umbrella lost at Pattee Library
12/2/86. Great sentimental value.
Call 237-4826.
FOUND
FOUND: DRIVER’S LICENSE,
credit card and student 1.D., 12/1
on West Beaver. Call .238-4609.
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FOR FIJI Christmas formal on
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BETH and
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floor gang.
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Mon., Tues., Wed., Frk, Sat. 9:30-8:30
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Lady cagers set for lllini Classic
By MARK FURRY
Collegian Sports Writer
After thumping the Ohio University
Bobcats 92-63 Tuesday, Lady Lion
basketball Head Coach Rene Port
land should be basking in the glow of
a good old-fashioned blowout.
But like all coaches, Portland is
never totally satisfied, and she saw
several problems with Penn State’s
victory, most notably the absence of a
half-court offense. The Lady Lions
will try to iron this and other prob
lems out this weekend when the team
travels to the University of Illinois to
participate in the lllini Classic.
The Lady Lions face Washington
Friday night, with the winner meet
ing the Illinois-Eastern Michigan vic
tor Saturday.
“It’s nice to win a 30-point game,
but we didn’t like the fact that we
didn't do much with our half-court
offense,” Portland said. “There’s
STEVE, MY COMPSCI saviour
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THE WEEK MAY be over but we
arc not. I hope we survive anoth
er 2 1/2. I do love you!
WHAT THE DICKENS IS GOING
on here? Of course It’s the Sea
son's Greetings section to be
published Friday, Dec 12 in the
Daily Collegian. Place your ads
now at the Collegian Office In
126 Carnegie Building or at the
table In the basement of the
HUB. Sale runs today through
Tuesday, Dec 9. It's the festive
way to say 'Happy Holidays.’
WHO ARE THOSE RAVISHING
BATHING BEAUTIES? It's The
18th Annual Delta Gamma
Anchor Splash, and time for pen
ny voting! Come to the HUB
basement and vote for your fa
vorite!
YOU KNOW WHO, What are you
waiting for? Amy .
Let us know.
dally Collegian reader opinion
just no excuse (for not running the
half-court offense). The concentra
tion has to be there. It’s our main
concern right now.”
But then again, who needs a half
court offense when Suzie McConnell
is pushing the ball up the court,
feeding scorers like Vicki Link, Lisa
Faloon and Lisa Lambert? All four
scored in double figures against the
Bobcats.
The All-American from Pittsburgh
dished out 12 assists Tuesday, and she
could, argueably, get Joe Paterno at
least five layups. So, OK coach,
what’s this bunk about the half-court
offense? Who needs it with Suzie and
her crew running circles around the
opposition?
“There is no doubt we are a running
team and we like to run,” Portland
said. “Our guards are our strong
point, but we’re not going to be able to
run against every team.”
Could Washington be one of the
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$lOO plus tax
Thursday and Friday
8-5 p.m.
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your contribu
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HORSE BOARDING ON the bus PleaSe SUPPOrt
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TELEVISION, STEREO REPAIRS.
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The Daily Collegian Friday, Dee. 5, l!)8r—19
teams Portland is talking about? The
Huskies return three starters from
last year's 24-6 Pac-10 champion
team, so the they will give the Lady
Lions a good game. The half-court
offense that was lacking against Ohio
will.have to surface if the Lady Lions
are to he successful this weekend.
Another problem Portland was con
cerned about was Penn State’s re
bounding. The Bobcats almost out
rebounded the Lady Lions, and many
of Penn State’s fast breaks were set
up by steals not rebounds. More
experienced teams will not turn the
ball over as often, and the Lady Lions
will have to hit the defensive boards
to start the fast break.
There is one problem that Portland
has no control over injuries. Junior
Bethany Collins had shoulder surgery
and is still not playing at 100 percent.
She saw only 11 minutes of action
Tuesday, and will help the rebound
ing situation when she returns.
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American ffe'a Tau Alpha present ou
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AAAHI! D.J. PHANTOM profes
sional disc-jockey entertainment
services with the area's largest
mobile light show. Call 717-749-
5559 or 234-0581.
D.J. LARRY MOORE Connois
seur recorded music. Wedding
expert formals 234-0691.
MIDNIGHT MOTION DJ'S spe
cialize In seducing large dance
crowds. With the largest music
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PARTY YOUR FACE off to the
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ences. $22/hr. Call 862-1372.
RAY ANTHONY AND Associates
D.J.'s 237-7292, still have open
ings for Christmas parties due tc
cancellations and shifting dates
Weekend openings Include Dec
5, 12, 19, and 20 plus most week
nights and Sundays. We are now
booking winter and spring for
mals, parties, and weeknights
Call us at 237-7292.