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B ehrend Briefs
Attention Student Clubs and
Organizations: If you have not yet
appointed an SOC representative for your
group, please sec Steve Fuller or Lori Royer
in the SOC office (898-6452).
Free Tickets: Campus Ministry has two
free tickets for the Friday, Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m.
Michele Wagner concert at the Meadville
High School Auditorium. For more
information call 898-6245.
New Health and Wellness Site: On
Monday, Nov. 4 the Center will be located in
the blue house south of the Police and Safety
station on Jordan Road. Hours: Monday -
Thursday, 8 - 10 p.m.; and Friday 8
more information call 898-6217.
Psi Chi Speaker: Dr. Russell E. Gruber,
Assistant Professor of Psychology at Eastern
Illinois University, will present "The
Functions of Dreaming" on Saturday, Nov. 9 at
7 p.m. in the Reed Lecture Hall.
Essay Contest: Lion Ambassadors will
sponsor the "Why Penn State-Bchrend is
Special to Me" contest through Nov. 15. The
best essay will be awarded a $5O prize. Essays
can be turned in to the Development Office,
second floor Glenhill.
Fall Graduation: Commencement for
summer and fall 1991 graduates will be held
on Sunday, Jan. 12 at 1 p.m. in Erie Hall.
Deadline for academic regalia purchase/
rental is Nov. 1. Orders can be placed at the
bookstore.
Flu Shots Available: Flu vaccine is now
available at the Health Center for the 91-92
flu season. The cost is $B/injenction.
Free Tutoring Available: All Bchrend
students are welcome to utilize the Learning
Assistance Center's services. For more
information call 898-6014 or drop by the
Center located in the South Cottage.
Spring 1992 Schedule of Classes
Available: The Registrar's Office will be
excepting advance registration requests Oct.
28 - Nov. 8.
Course Symbols Changed: ESACT
(Exercise Sports Activities), replaces the
former PE (Physical Education) course symbol
beginning Spring 92. ESACT courses are
valued at 1.5 credits therefore, students will
need only two courses to complete the three
credit requirement.
Ski Club Trip: The Ski Club is organizing
a trip to Smuggler's Notch, Vermont from Jan.
5 through Jan. 10, 1992. Information sheets
arc available beside the student mailboxes.
New Course Offered: "Peer Education," a
3 credit course about Drugs and Alcohol, is
offered this spring. Class size is limited to 20.
Sec class schedule booklet for more info.
Book Sale: The Tempus Literary Magazine
will sponsor a book sale Nov, 4, 5 and 6 from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Wintergreen Cafe. Please
drop any book donations in the Carriage
House West,or in the SGA Suite. For more info.
call Chris Dubbs at 898-6237 or Dave Kravetz
Last Thursday Police and
Safety officers were called to the
athletic fields to investigate a
reported head injury. Officers
discovered a student who was
injured playing flag football. The
student was transported to Hamot
Medical Center by Brookside Fire
Co. ambulance.
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Drugs
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the drug test, they will not be
hired.
"Through this program we are
trying to warn students (with
facts) about how employers today
are being very strict on this
issue," said Eck. "Sometimes a
student might take something at
college thinking no one is
looking over their shoulder, but
the real world doesn't work that
way."
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Knife Accident
On Saturday Police and Safety
officers were called to the Studio
Theater for medical assistance.
Thcy discovered a person who had
cut her hand while cutting a box.
Officers bandaged her hand and
advised to go to Eastway
Emergency Center for treatment.
Vandalism
Police and Safety are
Quality of business
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The business of quality can
help the quality of business, says
Salvia, if the consumer shops
around for the right product at the
right price.
In deciding which "quality
philosophy" you should choose,
Salvia suggests, "Why not listen
to as many different viewpoints
as we can, then pick out those
things that seem most relevant
Thursday, October 31, 1991
searching for whoever is
responsible for punching five
holes in the south stairway walls
in Tiffany Hall.
There have also been three
separate false fire alarm incidents,
as well as continuing complaints
of harassing phone calls, during
the past week.
and important to our particular
business."
Salvia closed with some
suggestions for consumers.
"If you don't understand the ad
you won't be able to use the
service or product, no software
package can improve quality, and
if the service or product is
described in a way that makes
everything sound easy, look
elsewhere."
Miscellaneous