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Behrend Briefs
Student Leadership Scholarship: The .tunker
Scholarship is for those students involved in
activities and having leadership skills or abilities.
Pick up and application in the Financial Aid Office.
Deadline is March 5.
German Historian to Speak: On Wednesday,
March 17, as part of the 1993 Spring Lecture Series,
Dr. Renate Bridenthal will speak on "German
Women's Corporatist Ideology and the Question of
Responsibility for Nazism." Her lecture will begin at
7:300p.m. in 101 Otto Behrend Science Building. It
is free and open to the public.
Improving Memory Workshop: On Monday,
March 15, as part of the Study Skills Workshop
Series "Session 6: Improving Memory" will be held
from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in the ;Tigress Hall
Conference Room. The workshop will be instructed
by Karen Wyerman.
Provost's Speaker Series: On Monday, Mar
15, at MO p.m. in the Reed Lecture Hall I*.
Chester Wolford, Associate Professor of Business
and English, will be speaking on "Teaching,
Research, and TQM."
Cap & Gown Orders Due: Commencement for
spring 1993 graduates will be held on Saturday, May
15 at 12:00 noon. Undergraduate keepsake caps and
gowns are priced at $15.00; master's rental is
$30.00. Orders must be placed in the bookstore nsi
later March 12.
After-School Tutors Needed: Tutors are still
needed to volunteer one hour per week on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:30-3:30 p.m. at
Diehl Elementary School. Call 898-6160 if you can
drive or need car pooling information.
Science & Engineering Research Semester:
Deadline to apply: March 15, for juniors and seniors
with a 3.0+ GPA interested in FALL '93 semester at
one of five national labs. Contact Dr. Lasher at 898-
6391 or Dr. Thomanschefsky at 08-6327.
Toronto Trip Seats Open: There are 2 seats and
hotel rooms available for the March 27 trip to
Toronto. The cost is $79 each for both the bus and
hotel. If interested contact Paul Healer, phone
x 7015; Bethany Sgroi, phone x 7093; or Marilyn
Chase, x 6160.
American Business Women's Scholarship:
The American Business Womeifs Association
Presque Isle Chapter is offering . , a scholarship for
women in need of financial assistance wishing to
pursue an education. Pick up an application in the
Financit Aid Office. Deadline is March SI.
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News
from MASTELLER on page 1
Although Masteller is retiring
in June, he will continue his
research and plans to conduct
studies in Costa Rica. Masteller
also plans to submit articles on
two other insects discovered in
Puerto Rico.
Masteller and his students
will present seven papers or
posters at the Pennsylvania
Academy of Sciences meeting
April 2-3. The presentations are
based on research conducted at
Presque Isle and stemmed from
Masteller's invertebrae zoology
class last year. The research,
which is on invertebrates, was
videotaped and will be used in
some biology classes.
To conduct this research,
Masteller and his students studied
specimens they collected as well
as specimens collected over, the
past fifteen years. Some stu dents
have developed hypotheses
stemming from the research.
"It's interesting to find odd
species that don't seem to fit in, "
said Suzanne L. Confer, a senior
biology major. "I want to
continue research."
Students who conducted
research and will make
presentations at the Pennsylvania
Academy of Sciences are: Jill
Bejarano, Pat Cobb, Suzanne L.
Confer, Gregory Kedzierski,
Kevin Maleski, and Sven
Spichiger.
Police Re
Theft
On Friday, February 26, the Computer Center reported to the
Police and Safety Office that a program had been taken. The
disks as well as the manuals had been removed from one of the
offices. T he incident is under investigation.
Disorderly Conduct
On Sunday, February 28, a loud party was reported in one of
the apartments. Upon investigation it was discovered that a
student was drinking and fell asleep with his stereo on. The
student was arrested for disorderly conduct.
Medical Assists
On three separate occasions police were called to transport
students to the Health and Wellness
Center who were very ill. Police were also called to the
Behrend Annex 2 for a faculty member who slipped on the ice
and fell, breaking his leg. He was transported to St. Vincent's
Health Center by Brookside.
Towed Vehicles
On two occasions police called tow trucks to remove illegaily
puked vehicles on campus.
Enjoy
Spring Break
...It'll be over before you know It'll
Thursday, March 4, 199
by Jeff Johnson
Collegian Skiff
ort