Behrend
Choir
returns to
Carnegie
Hall
Shares stage with
Japanese,
Louisiana choirs
by Loretta Russ
The Collegian
It’s not everyday that the
chance to perform at Carnegie
Hall comes along. It's an honor
that's been bestowed upon
Behrend's conceit choir —twice.
Next month Penn State-
Behrend's concert choir will
perform at Carnegie Hall with
two choruses from Japan: the
Konan Women's University
Choir and the Ryukoku
University Mixed Chorus
"Rapport", as well as a choir
from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
On March 1 Penn State-
Behrend's choir will travel to
New York City to perform at the
prestigious Carnegie Hall. The
choir, under the direction of
David Stuntz, instructor of
music, will perform with the
two Japanese choirs and another
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Vol. XL No. 19
Engineering
students win
three nationa
awards
Mark Owens
The Collegian
Behrend students have won
three out of four national
achievement awards for excellence
in plastics engineering.
Jason Williams, Ray Mozes
and Aaron Reynolds were each
"We were shocked , completely
surprised. We had no idea that we were
nominated."
presented with the Hoechst going to happen at the meeting,
Celanese Excellence in but wouldn't say what. We spent
Undergraduate Engineering m °st of the week trying to figure
Research awards last week during out what it was."
a meeting of the student chapter Hoechst Celanese is a major
of the Society of Plastic manufacturer of the raw plastic
Engineers. material used to manufacture
Williams, Mozes and plastic parts and components.
Reynolds each received a plaque X he com Pany presents four
and a $5OO award for their (Continued on Page 3)
research work in Behrend's
plastics engineering program.
"We were shocked, completely
surprised," said Williams, a ninth
semester plastics engineering
technology major. "We had no
idea that we were nominated. The
week before our professors told
us that something important was
Jason Williams
Ninth semester
Plastics engineering technology