The Collegian Wednesday, January 31, 1990 Governor Casey presents 7.7 million to Behrend (continued from page 1) he financial situation of the student. It ought to be open to everyone willing to make the sacrifice to reach that milestone." The building will open new challenges for Pennsylvania's youth, said the governor. Casey said he wants facilities to be the backbone of a new high technology Pennsylvania. "We're on the cutting edge," according to the governor. "Over 1,700 high-tech companies are in business across Pennsylvania." He added the state is one of the leading technology states in the nation, having twice the national average of growth in such firms over the last three years. Dean and Provost John M. Lilley said the check was an indication of educational and economic support for northwestern Pennsylvania. "The new library and academic complex will help to improve the climate for first-rate scholarship Career Development and Placement Services Jan. 31 12:00 pm Feb. 2 11:00 am Feb. 2 5:00 pm DISCOVER, a computerized career guidance system is available to students every weekday from 8:00 am to S.OO pm. Please feel free to stop in the CDPS Office for an appointment. and superb research, fulfilling the needs of our students and faculty." Lilley said the original appropriated amount was around $lO million, but a portion of that has already been used for architectural and administrative fees. The 7.7 million dollar check will cover the building itself. Another 1.5 million will come from other sources to cover furniture and other expenses. WANTED 111 Students to join the 1990 Student Travel Services' Sales Team. Earn CASH and/or FREE Spring Break travel marketing Spring Break packages to Jamaica, Cancan, Acapulco, and Daytona Beach. For more information call 1-800-648-4849 - THIS WEEK A.M.P. interview request deadline for Plastic and Mechanical Engineers, Reed Conference Room E.D.S. interview request deadline for MIS and Math w/Comp. Sc. Non-Behrend student charged with underaged drinking One hundred dollars stolen from mailbox (continued from page 2) Police charged a 19-year-old female with underaged drinking following a dsiturbance in Perry Circle shortly after midnight Saturday. According to Hoffman, the suspect, who admitted to consuming alcoholic beverages at an off-campus location, was not a Behrend student The theft of $lOO from an envelope addressed to a resident student was reported on January 26. According to Hoffman, the student reported that when he received the envelope in his campus mailbox, he found it had ATTENTION: EASY WORK EXCELLENT PAY! Assemble products at home. Details. (1)602-838-8883 Ext. W-188S6 TIME CAN DO FOR YOU WHAT BLACK COFFEE CAN'T IT CAN SOBER YOU UP The truth is, too much alcohol in your bloodstream means you'll be drunk. Coffee can't remove the alcohol neither can a cold shower, fresh air, or exercise. Only your own body can do it, and it takes time. About an hour for each drink you've had. Other methods may wake you up. but you'll still be drunk If you overindulge, keep this in mind and give yourself time to recover. Don't rely on ineffective short-cuts. Better yet- Be Smart, Be Responsible If You Drink-Drink Moderately been opened, the cash had been removed, and the envelope had been resealed with tape. The money, along with a credit card which was not taken, had been sent to the student by his mother. Twenty dollars was reported stolen from the Rub Desk on January 22. The theft occurred between the evening of January 19 and the afternoon of January 22. Hoffman reported that both theft cases arc currently being investigated, and anyone with information should contact his "ATTENTION: EARN MONEY READING BOOKS!" $32,000/year income potential. Detaili. (1)602-838-8883 Ext. BK 18836 A Af% ? '. A / . \ a s>~ * X - Page dcpartmcnL Police and Safety at Extension #6lOl. A Mercyhurst student broke a window on the third floor of Lawrence Hall shortly after midnight Sunday. Hoffman stated that the suspect was visiting a campus resident. The suspect turned himself into campus police and admitted to punching the window in anger. No injuries were reported and charges have not been filed at this time. "ATTENTION - HIRING!" Government jobt-your area. Many immediate openinga without waiting list or teat. *«*» 517,840-$69.485. Call 1-602-838-888 S. EXT R 188S6
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