Collegian Notes
■ The Alliance for Animal Rights will meet at 8:30 p.m. today
in 119 Boucke.
■ The Australia-New Zealand Studies Center, the Office of
Enrollment Management and Administration and the Office of
International Students will sponsor a workshop titled "The Aus
tralian Educational Marketing Model and International Student
Recruitment in the Pacific Rim" at 1:30 p.m. today in 205 Shields.
For more information call 863-4774 or 863-1603.
• The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Bio logy .
will sponsor a lecture titled "Engineering Hemoglobin: Applica
tion to Biotechnology and Medicine" at 2:30 p.m. today in 101 Alt
house. For more information call 865-3072.
■ The Department of Electrical Engineering will sponsor a
lecture titled "Liquid Crystal Nonlinear Optics" at 2:30 p.m.
today in 160 Willard. For more information call 863-2788.
■ The Department of Geosciences will sponsor a lecture titled
"Imaging Radar Studies of Rapid Ice Motion in Greenland" at 4
p.m. today in 202 Research West.
■ LDSSA will hold a "Religion in Life" lunch and lecture at
12:30 p.m. today in the Frizzel Room of Eisenhower Chapel.
■ The Penn State Peace Corps Office will sponsor a panel dis
cussion titled "Cultural Diversity in Development" in celebration
of the 35th anniversary of the Peace Corps at 7 p.m. today in 222
Boucke.
• Penn State Pro-Choice will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in 311
Boucke. For more information call 231-8378.
■ The Penn State University Veterans Organization will meet
at 8 p.m. today in 323 HUB.
• The Spanish Club will show Strawberry and Chocolate at 8
p.m. today in 201 Classroom/Office Building.
■ United Campus Ministry will sponsor Vitality Volleyball
from 8 to 9:30 p.m. today in the gym of St. Paul's United
Methodist Church, corner of McAllister Street and College
Avenue. For more information call 865-7627.
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Free jazz concert held in Schwab Auditorium
The Penn State Jazz Club and WKPS-FM (90.7) will sponsor The Tim
Warfield Quintet at 8 p.m. today in Schwab Auditorium.
Admission to the concert is free.
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■ Criminal Mischief: A Univer- parts when it reached its destina
sity employee reported Tuesday tion, University police said.
that the windshield of a vehicle The missing parts are worth
owned by the University was bro- $l,OOO
ken sometime between Monday
and Tuesday in Parking Lot
Orange B, University Police Ser
vices said.
The value of the damage is
$3OO,
■ Parking Violation: Universi
ty student James D. Thornton of
825 Bellaire Ave. was transported
Tuesday to District Justice
Carmine Prestia's office where he
paid $2OO in outstanding parking
violations, University police said.
■ Parking Violation: University
student Corey D. Hill of 411 Wau
pelani Drive was transported
Tuesday to District Justice
Carmine Prestia's office where he
paid $140.50 in outstanding park
ing violations, University police
said.
■ Theft: Stacey Bock, an
employee of Maurices, Nittany
Mall, reported Monday that two
men and a woman stole 25 to 30
pairs of Calvin Klein jeans Mon
day, the State College Police
Department said.
The jeans are worth $1,250.
■ Theft: A University employ
ee reported Tuesday that a com
puter shipped for repair from the
Applied Research Laboratory on
Feb. 22 was missing some of its
Local woman's condition
upgraded after assault
The condition of a Ferguson was no forcible entry into the
Township woman assaulted in her house.
home Friday has been upgraded Forensic experts are being
to satisfactory, a Geisinger Med- brought in to examine the evi
ical Center spokeswoman said dence already collected and give
yesterday. their opinion about the case, Con-
Ferguson Township Police nor said.
Chief Edward Connor said the "This is the slow part of the
investigation into the assault of investigation," he said ,
Lauta Schneider is continuing. It
has been determined that there
These office hours are in effect
while classes are in session dur
ing Fall Semester, Spring Semes
ter and Summer Session.
■ Theft: Kimberly Plaxa, an
employee of J.C. Penney, Nittany
Mall, reported Monday that two
men stole 15 shirts sometime
Monday, State College police said.
The two men match the
description of the men that stole
from Maurices, the State College
police said.
The shirts are worth $570.
■ Theft: Two University stu
dents reported Tuesday that their
gym bags and their contents were
stolen Tuesday outside of the rac
quetball courts at Rec Hall, Uni
versity police said.
The bags and their contents are
worth $3OO.
■ Theft: Joseph Lee reported
Tuesday that his book bag and its
contents were stolen Tuesday
from Playland, 350 E. College
Ave., the State College police said.
The value of the book bag and
contents are unknown.
■ Vandalism: Mark Hansel of
1231 S. Allen St. reported Tuesday
that his driver's side windshield
was smashed sometime Tuesday
while it was parked in the rear of
a building at 130 Heister St., the
State College police said.
The value of the windshield is
unknown.
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