page 2 Behrend briefs Two distinguished lecturers will visit Behrend in the near future. Mr. Richard Starry from the Prague School of Economics at 11 am on March 24 and Dr. Raymond Hutchings, author of seven books and editor of "Abstracts Soviet and East European Series" at 11 am on April 19. They will discuss recent events in the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. This series is co-sponsored by the Division fo Humanities/Social Sciences and Office of Student Services and will be held in Nick 113. Prayer Meeting/Intercession (student led) in Nick 114 from 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm on Thursday nights. For more information call John Berkebile at 898-6807. "Jesus is Lord" will present Craig Busic, a member of the former "Insight," Erie's local Christian band, in the Reed Conference Room from 7 pm to 9 pm on March 27. Call Jim Adamson for additional information at 899-1333. Seminars will be presented on the Hyper Card and Intermediate CMS/XEDIT computers in Hammermill 112 from 10 am to noon on Monday, March 26; in Hammermill 112 from 1 pm to 3 pm on Friday March 30; and in Hammermill 114 from 4 pm to 5:15 pm on Thursday, March 29. "Pictures for the Provost" should be addressed to mailbox number 1464 not 1364. The Alumni Career Panel for Humanities and Social Sciences will be held in 117 Reed Building at 4 pm, today. The panel will consist of Behrend Alumni who will discuss their occupations and answer questions regarding future job market trends. Hie program is sponsored by the Career Placement Office, The Penn State Behrend Alumni Society and the Lion Ambassadors. A reception will follow. A Journey to Easter will be facilitated by Sr. Anna Mae every Wednesday in Reed 116 from 4 to 5 pm. The process includes a video presentation on a Scripture Passage, Input and discussion. "Coffee with the Provost" will be held in the Reed Seminar room at 2 pm on Thursday, March 22. "How to Conduct A Job Search" will be presented by the Career and Placement Office in the Reed Conference Room at 4 pm on Thursday, March 22. The Matchbox Players announces the opening of The Course Acting Show on Tuesday, March 27 and runs until Sunday, April 8 at 8 pm for all evening performances. For ticket information or more details contact Norma Hartner at 898-6331 between 9 am to 5 pm. Mr. Richard Starry from the Prague School of Economics will discuss the Democratic Revolution in Czechoslovakia in Nick 113 at 11 am on Tuesday, March 27. The talk is co-sponsored by the Division of Humanities/Social Sciences and Office of Student Services. "A World Apart," concludes the 1990 Women's Film series. It will be held in Reed 117 at 8 pm on Tuesday, March 27. The based-on-fact drama is about a South African family caught up in the brutal struggle against apartheid. "Parliamentary Procedure", the next lecture of the 1990 Emerging Leaders Series, will be presented by student leaders, Joseph Stevenson and Charles Groger, Student Organization Consultants in Reed 116 at 12 pm on Thursday, March 29. Police Report: Staff member's car tires slashed Driver arrested for driving on apartment complex sidewalk by Tony Olivito Collegian News Editor A college staff member discovered his vehicle's tires had been punctured by an undetermined instrument, according Randy Hoffman, head of Police and Safety. Two of the vehicle's tires were flattened. Estimated damage is approximately $175.00. The incident is believed to have occurred in the Glenhill parking lot between 1:35 and 5:15 am on March 16. A female commuter student reported being struck by a motor vehicle while walking. The incident occurred along Old Main Drive at the Carriage House Roadway. The student was not Diversity... (continued from page 1) To be considered a diversity course, a class must study one of the following topics: race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and/or global perspectives. "Diversity focused" courses will concentrate on one or more of the above topics specifically. A possible example of a diversity focused' course would be "Women's role in the Business World for the 90's." "Diversity enhanced" courses would commit at least a fourth of their class time to fulfill the diversity requirement. A theoretical example of this would be a history class for humanities Correction In the March 14,1990 edition of The Collegian, there was a mistake in the Campus Voice. The photographs of Seth Bremmer, 2nd semester psychology, and Ray Cergua, 10th semester, human resource management, were switched. We regret the error. ATTENTION: EASY WORK - EXCELLENT PAYI Asaembio product* at homo. Details. (1) 802-838-8885 Ext. 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Students can meet these requirements by taking selected courses in their major field, elective courses and General Elective courses. The report adds learning experiences, like studies abroad, certain internships, Peace Corps experiences may be accepted in place of classes, provided a Faculty Senate subcommittee approves the measure. Senate members and committees will spent the next year ironing out details of the approved diversity requirement Classes must go through an approval process before being designated "diversity focused" or "diversity enhanced" courses. 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. Allen. Twenty students attended. The laws pertaining to driving under the influence and the effects of alcoholic beverages on the drinking driver were discussed. Disorderly conduct charges have been brought against a commuter student. At 10:15 pm on March 16, a college staff member reported a person urinating in public outside of the 700 building of the apartments. The student is to be referred to the college disciplinary system. A college staff member reported the theft of a tennis net from court number 4. The theft occurred between March 16 at 2 pm and March 19 at 1 pm. The net is valued at $120.00. The Collegian needs student photographers Would you like io learn about photojournalism? If you answered yes, you should attend a meeting on Thursday, March 22 in Hammermill 17 at 7 pm. The Collegian looking photographers you can help.
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