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Behrend Briefs
Attention Graduating Seniors: Today is the
last day to have your senior portrait taken for the
yearbook. Pictures will be taken between 9:00 a.m.-
3:00 p.m. at the Wintergatden Balcony.
Caps and Gowns: Last day for seniors to order
caps/gowns from the bookstore for fail
commencement is October 23, 1992.
Undergraduate keepsake cap/gown $15.00;
graduate cap/gown $30.00.
"Star Power' 1 : Tuesday, October 13, a human
relations game called Star Power dealing with
creating a three-tiered society, will take place from
7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. in the Wintergreen Cafe,
North.
Brown Bag Series Continues: On Wednesday,
October 14, the Lunch Series is sponsoring a
program dealing with 'Stress Management’. It will
take place from 12 noon - 1:00 p.m. in Reed 116.
Math Anxiety Workshop: On Monday, October
12, a help workshop on dealing with math anxiety
will be held from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in the Science
Building 110.
Career Development Center Workshops: On
Thursday, October 15, the CDC is sponsoring a
workshop dealing with 'How to do a Government
Job Search.' All workshops are at 4:00 p.m. in the
Reed Conference Room.
Fall 1992 Retreat: The Catholic Campus
Ministry is sponsoring their annual overnight fall
retreat at Camp Notre Dame. It has been scheduled
for Friday, October 16 at 6:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday. Registration fee is $lO.OO. For more
information call 898-6245.
Make a Difference in a Child's Life:
Volunteers to tutor children in grades 3,4, and 5 at
Diehl Elementary School are need for Tues., Wed.,
or Thur. 2:30-3:30 p.m. (must provide transpor
tation) and Wed. 9:55-10:55 a.m. (transportation
provided). If interested contact Mari Trenkle at 898-
6160.
Lion Ambassador Applications: Membership
applications are available for the Lion Ambassadors
in the Office of Development and University
Relations, located on the 2nd floor of the Glenhill
Farmhouse.
Prospective R.A. Candidates: On Monday,
October 12, an informational meeting will be held at
9:00 p.m. in the Reed Lecture Hall to discuss the
R.A. selection process.
Bowling Night: The Newman Association is
sponsoring all-night bowling. For more information
call Mark at 898-6809.
Human Relations Programming Council
Members: Reminder: There is a HRPC meeting
tonight at 5:30 p.m. in Lawrence, Classroom #lOl.
Attention ODK Members: General membership
will meet tonight at 5:30 p.m. in the Reed
Conference room. Anyone who can't attend should
notify Lori Royer through the ODK student
organization mailbox.
Society of Automotive Engineers: will meet
October 13 at 4:30 p.m. in the Reed Seminar Room.
New members are encouraged to attend.
Collegian Staff Members: Reminder: a
mandatory staff meeting will be held today at 5:30
p.m. in Turnbull 205. If you can’t attend, please
contact your editor.
The Collegian
Copy
prices at
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transferred to the account.
The Venda-Card saves students
approximately five cents a copy
and according to Bailey the card
pays for itself after about fifty
copies.
Nevertheless, students can’t
understand why they are expected
to pay five cents more on campus
for the same service provided in
the community at a lower rate.
"I think it’s very high, but
everything on campus is fifty
percent higher than average,”
commented Doug Cummings, a
sixth semester plastics major.
"I make copies in there once a
week and end up spending close
to three dollars each time. It adds
up. Students should get a
discount and copies should only
be ten cents because it evenly
divides into a dollar," addec
seventh semester history majoi
Chris Dyne.
Bailey also said that staff anc
clubs don't have to pay as much
for copies. "It's because they are
an academic unit and because they
do research, we have a different
set-up for them.”
Though Bailey said he knows
why students are upset about the
prices, he doesn't see any price
breaks in the future. "There are
no funds available to provide
free service."
OOOPS
CORRECTIONS
Darren Shilberg was mistakenly
given credit for the photograph
on page 13 of last weeks issue
taken by Dan Jaecks.
It was mistakenly printed that
RA applications were being
accepted until October 30.
Applications are due no later
than 5 p.m. in the Office of
Student Affairs by October 14.
Police Report
The Collegian
Gun Incident
On Sunday, September 27, an incident involving an alleged
gun in the suite area was reported to Police and Safety. The
incident was reported at about 2:30 a.m. During the
investigation, information was obtained that indicates that the
"gun" was possibly shot in the air and a student was
threatened. This case continues to be under investigation and
possible arrests are pending.
Thefts
On Wednesday, October 5, a student reported that $300.00 was
stolen from his locker in the men's locker room in Erie Hall.
The student states that the money was in his jeans pocket,
which was placed in his locker. When the student returned, he
discovered that the money was gone. Students are asked by
Police and Safety to please remember to place a lock on their
lockers while they are at class, or if they leave belongings in
the locker room.
There have also been a number of reports of bathroom tissue
being stolen from campus bathrooms, as well as damage
reported by the janitorial staff to toilet tissue dispensers. Both
of these incidents are under investigation.
Medical Assist
On Monday, October 5, a student made a request to Police and
Safety asking to be transported to the Campus Health and
Wellness Center. The student was transported by the officer to
see the nurse about a knee injury.
Bureau is not using these
methods to remove the quagga
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Lake Erie might supply a
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however, refuses to use these
methods.
"It's unfortunate the Water
"Their shells are much thinner
and more brittle than those of
the zebra mussel," said
Masteller. "The quagga may
not be able to take die battering
of ice and storm activity.”
Researchers are continuing to
study the effect the quagga
mussels will have on Lake Erie.
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