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Behrend briefs
Yearbooks will be on sale until December 12 for
$25. This is your last chance to buy a yearbook for
$25. After December 12, they will be on sale for
$35. Contact Viva at 866-2011 or Tim at 898-6628.
Alpha Phi Omega has collected the Campbell
Soup labels, Giant Eagle & Loblaws receipts from
the collection boxes. A.P.O & Diehl School thanks
you for your participation.
Attention all first semester freshmen:
There is a limited amount of measles vaccines
available at the Health Center. If you have not had a
measles booster, you need to have one to protect you
from this very serious illness. The vaccine will be
returned to the PA State Health Dept. December 14,
1990. After this time, vaccine must be ordered and
will cost at least $4O. For more information, please
call 898-6217.
Newman Members are participating in
"Operationi Mail Call." Please write a letter or
Holiday Greeting to any Service member in the Gulf.
Address the envelope to: Any Service Member,
Operation Desert Shield, The Persian Gulf. Place it
in another folder and drop it in Newman/Campus
Ministry, Box 877 or take it to the nearest Marine
Bank. No postage is needed. For more information
call Sr. Anna Mae Kuzma.
The 42nd Annual Hanging of the Greens,
Penn State's oldest tradition, will be on Friday,
December 7, 1990 at the Wintergreen Gorge
Cemetery in the Behrend Chapel at 7 p.m. The
Campus Blue Bus wit/ depart from the Reed Union
at 6:30 p.m. Please join us for this beautiful
celebration of the holiday season.
"Coffee with the Provost," is an
opportunity for students to discuss issues and
concerns with Dr. John Lilley, Provost and Dean.
The next program will be held Thursday, December
6 at 3 p.m. in the Reed Seminar Room.
The Sample, Society for the Advancement of
Material and Process Engineering, scholarship
applications for 91-92 are available in the Financial
Aid Office. Eligibility to apply is a minimum GPA of
3.3 and full-time student status. Deadline for
applications is Feb. 1.
Penn State University Football team has
accepted an invitation to play in the Blockbuster
Bowl on Friday, December 28, at 8 p.m. at Joe
Robbie Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, Florida against
Florida State University. Arrangements have been
made for ticket applications to be accepted by mail
from students. The actual sale for these tickets will
be via lottery. Ticket orders must be received at
University Park ticket office by 4:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, Dec. 5. There is a maximum of two
tickets per order and persons placing orders must be
currently-enrolled students. The Price per ticket is
$24 plus a $1 handling charge per application.
Make checks payable to The Pennsylvania State
University.
Send orders to Athletic Ticket Office
Student Blockbuster Bowl tickets
Beaver Stadium
University Park, PA 16802
Attention All Staff Members: There is a
mandatory meeting this Thursday, Dec. 6. Everyone
that is involved with The Collegian MUST attend.
The Collegian
Pinning her hopes on peace: Jennifer Obenreder, a first-semester
General Studies student, pins a ribbon on the Lion Ambassadors' Peace Tree
yesterday afternoon. The Lion Ambassadors are using yellow ribbons this
year to honor those servicemen and women serving in Saudi Arabia.
Tun Pieniomenico/The Collegian
Peace Tree ceremony held
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the world must follow the
example of the Soviet Union.
"Whole nations of people still
believe that peace may be
achieved." She also stressed that
people must work together to
achieve peace.
Since the event began three
years ago, this is the first time an
in- ground tree has been used.
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"We'll use this tree from now
on," said Vicky Kholmeyer,
chairman of the Lion
Ambassadors.
"They chose to use an
existing tree rather than one that
is cut for ecological reasons,"
said Weber.
Along with placing a bow on
the tree, participants were asked
to sign an oversized greeting card
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wishing peace. "We're talking
about sending it over to Saudi
Arabia," said Kohlmeyer. The
Lion Ambassadors hope to
collect hundreds of signatures.
It is uncertain how long the
bows will remain on the tree. "I
would like to be able to keep
them on until people come back
from Saudi Arabia," Kohlmeyer
said.