2—The Daily Collegian Friday, April 17, 1987
Fishy times
Trout season opens tomorrow
By HEATHER BELISLE
Collegian Staff Writer
To enjoy the sport of fishing all you
need is a rod, a reel, some bait and a
fishing license. So fathers bring your
sons, mothers bring your daughters,
and grandma and grandpa bring the
whole family.
Tomorrow marks the opening of
trout season in Centre County.
"Starting at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing, people may each take out eight
fish daily that are a minimum size of
7 inches," said Richard Snyder, chief
of the Division of Fisheries Manage
ment.
Mike Gillespie (junior-health plan-
police log
• Unknown people entered a pick- total, were reported missing as of Wednesday, State College
up truck owned by State College Wednesday from the Hampton Inn police said
Borough in the Fraser Street Plaza Hotel, 1101 E. College Ave., State
Wednesday and attempted to re- College police said
move the radio, the State College
Bureau of Police Services said
• A $l7 wallet was reported
missing somewhere on campus
• Four videotapes worth $l3O Wednesday by Richard A. Green,
were reported to have been rented 103 Lyons, University police said
• A briefcase, camera, cassette from Mike's Video, 230 E. College
recorder and calculator, worth $BOO Ave., on Feb. 28 and not returned
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ning and administration) is looking
forward to tomorrow's opening.
"If you don't get out there early,
you won't get a good spot," Gillespie
said. "I'll be out there."
Fishing is allowed only in approved
trout water, which the Division of
Fisheries stocks, Snyder said.
Areas in the region that are stocked
are: Bald Eagle Creek, Standing
Stone Creek, Whipple Dam, Stone
Valley Dam and Logan Branch, Snyd
er said.
Gillespie said he has been fishing
"since he could walk." He finds fish
ing relaxing, although it can be frus
trating.
Gillespie said he has found an area
near Bear Creek where he can fish for
native trout.
"It's nice to get out into the woods
and the stream," he said.
Those who would like to fish must
first purchase a license.
The cost of a fishing license includ
es a 50-cent issuing fee plus:
• $l2 for a resident, 16 to 64 years
old.
• $2O for a non-resident, 16 to 64
years old.
• $l5 for a visitor, seven-day tour
ist license.
• $2 for a resident, age 65 and
older.
• $lO for a resident, age 65 and
older lifetime license.
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All licenses with the exception of
the visitor and the senior citizen/life
time licenses are good throughout the
year, Snyder said.
"The eight-fish limit continues until
Sept. 8, when the limit changes to
three fish," Snyder said. "This limit
runs until the end of February."
Fishing licenses can be obtained
at:
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lfonte
• The Allegheny Outdoorsman
Supply Inc., 1352 E. College Ave,
• Dershem's Sport Center in the
Nittany Mall.
• Lyon Country Bait and Tackle,
RD 3, Howard,
notes
• The International Muslim Student
Association will meet a 7 tonight in
316-17 HUB.
• Alpha Kappa Psi will meet at 7
tonight in 106 Boucke.
• The Penn State Krishna Yoga
Society will have a vegetarian feast
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USEC says advising is key to student gripes
By VICTORIA PETTIES
Collegian Staff Writer
The Undergraduate Student Government will
compile data concerning the number of University
students rejected from admission to an engi
neering major because of early evaluation, USG
Senate President Joe Scoboria said at last night's
University Student Executive Council meeting.
The students expected to have a full four semes
ters to earn the grades required for entrance into
their engineering majors, but the. College of Engi
neering officials evaluated them midway through
the fourth semester.
Scoboria said USG will evaluate how many
University students are affected by the midway
evaluation of grades to enable USG officials to
determine the magnitude of student concern.
Women discuss social problems
By KIRSTEN LEE SWARTZ
Collegian Staff Writer
Emily Toth, assiciate professor - of
English said. "But women are judged
by different standards."
Almost 20 women including faculty In a Women Studies Colloquium,
members, undergraduate and grad- Emily Toth, associate professor of
uate students gathered informally in English, presented "Academic Survi
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"Probably the bigger problem . . . is advising
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However, Mark Johnston, president of the Penn
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controls are ridiculous and administrators keep
raising the minumum number each year."
"Instead of hiring more faculty to compensate
for the high faculty to student ratio," Johnston
said, "the College of Engineering cuts the students
out."
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