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it too late
to repent,
Preacher
Stamm?
by Hal D. Coffey
News Editor
Penn State-Etehrend was paid an
unexpected visit last Wednesday
by Westerville, Ohio native Paul
Stamm.
Most Behrend students identify
him better as the crazy preacher
who was denouncing everything
while standing next to the Reed
Building.
Preacher Stamm was on his
way back from Mansfield, PA
when he decided to stop at
Behrend.
He said he stopped on a college
campus because he believes that
"students are apathetic towards
the deeper things in life."
"College students are more
The Al
Homec
by Paul Marini
Collegian Staff
This year, homecoming
weekend has been renamed
Parents and Families/Home
coming Weekend.
David Shields, Director of
Student Activities, said the name
is not the only change instituted.
"We have revamped the event
to make it more of a relaxing
weekend," Shields said. "This is
usually a time for people to come
back and catch up on memories,
but we added a chance for families
to see students in a less hectic
atmosphere."
The festivities begin on Friday,
October 1 with a 4 p.m.
registration and welcoming
reception at the Wintergarden
Cafe.
Following that are a number of
events: at 6 p.m. there is a
family cookout at the Wilson
Picnic Grove for $6.55 per
person, a 7:30 p.m. pep
rally/bonfire at the ski slope, and
a Karaoke dance at Bruno's from
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Country by-country look at degrees, total public spending on education
1% of population' with a university degree, 1989
% of public spending spent on education, 1988
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interested in sports, rock 'n roll,
and the opposite sex," Stamm
said. "At the minimum, I try to
provoke people to think."
He claims to be a non
denominational Christian,
because his views are unlike any
modern sect of Christianity.
"I preach the gospel, warning
the wicked to repent. I try to lead
by example," Stamm said.
Stamm said his message was
not really intended towards
Christians.
"Christians don't need to repent
for they have already repented
because they are Christian."
As Stamm was escorted off
campus by Police and Safety, he
continued to yell out his trigger
phrases, "Turn or burn. Repent
or parish."
1 New
oming
9 p.m.-midnight.
Saturday begins with a
Fraternity/Sorority breakfast at 9
a.m. At 10 a.m. there are three
options; the final Greek Week
events, walking tour from
Wintergarden, the Alumni soccer
match at the soccer field.
There will be two more alumni
games - a volleyball game at
10:30 p.m. and a softball game at
2 p.m.(at Erie Hall and the
softball field, respectively).
The men's varsity soccer team
plays Waynesburg College at 1
p.m. At halftime, the
Homecoming King and Queen
and Greek Week champions will
be announced.
Before the game, the intramural
fields will host a tailgate party
starting at 11:30 a.m.
Paula Poundstone rounds out
the festivities with a concert in
Erie Hall at 9:30 p.m.
Tickets are on sale for
Reserved, General, and Student
Admissions for $17.50, $14.50,
and $lO respectively. They can
be purchased at the RUB Desk.
• Ages 25-64
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In next week's Collegian...
Construction zone ahead: The new Plastics Complex takes shape behind the Nick and
Hammermill buidlings.
BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD READ
THE COLLEGIAN.
Thursday, September 16, 1993
Darren Schilberg/Collegian Photographer