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Campus Voice
Do you think spring break should
occur later in the school year and, if
so, why?
photo by Julie Tibolla
"I'm indifferent - I needed the
break when it came but I'll
probably need one later too."
Bonnie Larson
4th semester
English/Creative writing
Attention: Any full time Behrend student
interested in applying for the position of
editor of The Collegian for the 1990-91
academic year must apply by Friday, March
30, 1990. Applications must include a
written statement of the candidate's
journalistic qualifications, his/her editorial
philosophy , his/her assessments of the
current strengths and weaknesses of The
Collegian, and his /her plans for organization
of staff members. Applications should be
turned in to Dr. Chris Reber, Dean of Student
Services.
Graduating in May?
Cap & Gown orders must be in
by: Friday, March 16
At the Bookstore
due when
placing order
"Yes. I think it should because I
think having it so early in the
semester makes the remainder of
the semester seem a lot longer."
Seth Bremmer
2nd semester
Psychology
"I think it should occur later
because it will coincide with
other school's spring breaks and
it will get me into more trouble."
Ray Cergua
10th semester
Human Resource
Management
Spanos opinion on diversity draws
response from Professor
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degree at all, then at the dawn ot
the second millennium, when we
are becoming a global
community, they should include
learning about other cultures.
Don't think of it as extra, as
frosting. Just as one should know
something about mathematics,
political science, literature,
history, science, one should
know these other things in order
to be truly educated. When
women's studies and black studies
programs die out, I'll be in the
cheering section, because it will
mean that the mainstream of the
Great
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No
Blarney
Shamrock Milkshakes™ are cool, creamy
minty and delicious. They’re also sreen.
We only serve them up once a year, for a
limited time, at participatins McDonald’s.®
So come celebrate the Irish in you with
the Irish in us now.
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The Collegian Wednesday, March 14,1990
disciplines has incorporated their
knowledge and achievements.
This university and this
college are trying haid to hear the
unheard voices, and I am proud of
being a pan of this process. Our
local administration is trying, and
Provost Lilley should be
encouraged. Our student services
staff are right at the heart of the
effort—Chris Reber, Elvage
Murphy, John Downey, David
Shields, Biddy Brooks, Gerald
Spates, P.J. Brown.
Chris, you have a real
opportunity here. Is there any
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room for you to change your
mind about this? You say it
gives you a headache. Take an
ibuprofin and then come to a
cultural diversity event, where
you'll probably find that every
viewpoint is welcomed, including
your own. There's a race relations
forum in Reed Lecture Hall on
3/15 at 7:30. I'd like to see you
there.
- Dr. Diana Hume George
Professor of English and
Women's Studies
(Ed Note: letter edited for size.)
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