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Womens' Studies
course offered
A new course, emphasizing
the multiple roles of women in
the third world, will be taught by
Gail Morris this coming spring
semester.
The main point of the class
will be to inform and encourage
students to broaden their focus
and stimulate their interest in
cultures other than their own.
Morris anticipates a
simulation exercise involving
students in the class.
This particular course in
Womens' Studies has never been
taught at Behrend, but has been
offered at University Park and
other colleges.
The three-credit course will be
held on Monday and Wednesdays
and will satisfy the other cultures
requirement for Behrend majors.
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The Collegian Thursday; November 'l6, 1989
Behrend Ranger Challenge
team goes on the road to
Fort Indiantown Gap
On November 4 and 5, the
Behrend ROTC Ranger Challenge
Team traveled to Fort Indiantown
Gap to compete in a state wide
military skills competition.
The team was picked up in
Erie by an Army "Sky Crane"
helicopter. The two hour flight
was cold, but much preferred to a
seven hour drive.
The events, held on Saturday,
consisted of rope bridge, weapons
assembly, grenade throw,
physical fitness test, land
navigation, and marksmanship.
On Sunday the teams
competed in the foot blistering
six mile road march with
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equipment. Thirty-one other
teams participated from schools
such as Clarion, lUP, University
Park, Carnegie Mellon, Pitt, and
Valley Forge Mil itary ,Academy.
Top performances for the
Behrend team included a 4th place
in rifle marksmanship, and the
7th fastest time in rifle and
machine gun assemble.
The Behrend team was led by
Dean Meinert. Team members
were: sophomores Andy Zimmer
and Larry Corr; freshmen Rick
Dieter, Mike Ginsburg, Mike
McCluskey, Mark Rayburg, Jody
Wingard, and junior Tim Wurzer.