Page 2
Behrend Briefs *
Study Skills Workshop: A finals preparation workshop
will be bM on Monday, December 6 in Room 57 of the
AntfUmic Wnilding frtyi 5-6 pm
Befarend Choir Concert: The 46-voice Befarend concert
choir wiU perform a repertoire of selected seasonal favorites
for its fall concert to be held on Sunday, December 12 at 3
p.m. in Erie Hall. Tickets for the conceit are $4 ($3 for
children). Tk&etsare available from choir members, or can
be reserved by calling x 6289.
Weekend of Music: On Saturday, December 4 the
Covenant Handbell Choir of The First Presbyterian Church
will perform at 5 p.m. in the Wintergarden. Also Saturday,
the popular local four-piece ensemble Concourse Jazz will
perform from 8-11:30 p.m. in Bruno's. On Sunday,
December 5, Erie harpist Elaine Schuster will perform at 2
p.m. in the Wintergarden. Admission to all of these
performances is free. The events are part of the
Wintergarden Art Show '93, benefitting die Campus
Ministry.
Hanging of the Greens: The 45th annual Hanging of
the Greens ceremony will be held at 7 p.m. mi Friday,
December 3 in the Behrend family crypt in the Wintergreen
Gorge Cemetery.
After School Tutors Needed: for the Penn State
Behrend/Diehl Elementary Adopt-A-School Tutoring
Program for spring semester, 1994. This is an excellent
chance for those who love working with children. The more
tutors who volunteer, the more children we can serve in the
program. Informational forms are available from Mari
Trenkle in the Provost’s Office (x 6160) or Leigh Barnes in
the Learning Assistance Center (x 6014).
Parking Permit Sale: As of Monday, November 1,
1993 fall parking permits will be reduced to half price for the
rest of the semester. The reduced price will be reflected in
the spring permits if bought between November 1 and
December 1. For more information, call Larry Silvis at
Police and Safety.
OLAS Meeting: The Organization of Latin American
Students' meetings are on Sundays at 9:10 p.m. in Tigress
Hall. For more information, contact Yadira (x 6854, box
#580).
Tutoring Available: at the Learning Assistance Center
(2nd floor of library, Room 203) for free in such areas as
physics, Spanish, math, psychology, and study skills. For
more information, call die Center at x 6014 and ask for Bob
Patterson.
You Just ••paratsd your traah.
Recycling
is easy, itai It ?
in fact.
the easiest ways
you oersonaitv
can make me wood
a better place
it's tht ev«rydty way to save tha world
7 Nights From $299 Includes:
Air, Hotel, Transfers,
Parties and Moral
NASSAU*PARADISE
I AND*CANCUN*J AM AIC A
*SAN JUAN*
Organize a small group - Earn
FREE trip plus commissions!
1-800-GET-SUN-1
if you a
nke lo know more.
find
taktng me first
step toward recycling
can oe as easy
sends
postcard to
the Environmental
Oefense fund-ftecycimg.
257 Park Ave South
NY NY. 10010
REC Y C L
fiere on paper.
CRUISE SHIP
JOBS!
Students needed! Earn s2ooo+
monthly.
Summor/hoUdayS/rulUlmo.
World travel. JCarlbhoen, Howell,
Europe, Meadcsi. Tour Guides,
Gift Shop Solos, Deck Hands,
Caetnd wofksrt, tt*.;No
SNpwlsncs nscssssfy.
CtfjLso2-680~4647/Ext, Cf 47.
Coffey Talk
Some light commentary on the news of the day
Texarkana, Arkansas: Trice Elementary PTA officer Julie Bailey has turned over to
police the names of eight students—first through fifth-graders—suspected of stealing
money from a school candy sale. Total missing: $448. Guess they were caught with
their hands in the cookie jar.
Miami Beach, Fla.: Chrysler Corp. canceled plans to unveil its neon subcompact
here because of crime fears a decision immediately denounced by tourism officials.
Florida’s image has been hurt by the killings of 10 foreign tourists within 13 months.
Foreign competition is diminishing in Florida!
Helena, Montana: A shoplifting charge against ex-Gov. Tom Judge has been
dropped. He was accused last month of stealing a $1.99 container of smokeless tobacco.
Cited: lack of evidence. What, didn't have change for a $lOO bill?
Blackfoot, Idaho: Blackfoot High officials say students will be divided into two
groups for lunch and the periods will be shortened so students can be supervised better.
Two females, 15 and 17, are sought in an assault that injured a female student, 17, last
week. What ever happened to just food fights?
Portland, Oregon: Tri-Met bus driver Ronald Smith, 45, is accused of pushing a 3-
week-old baby in a stroller down the steps of his bus because babies are not allowed to
ride in strollers on buses. The act led to a fight between the infant’s father, Daryl Barber,
and Smith and a passenger, who tried to intervene, police said. SLAM! DA DA DUH!
DA DA DUH!
Freeport, Maine: Freeport Middle School’s new Homework Hotline has been getting
40-60 calls a night. The voice-mail system lets students and parents call in to find out
what homework teachers assigned for that day. Oh, this is going to be great for
attendance!
Chicago, Illinois: As school officials and police met to discuss security, Sullivan
High student Kati Faber, 15, was shot to death across from the school. A boy, 16, and a
girl, 13, were charged with murder. No motive was given. Instead of talking, how
about a little action!
College Park, Maryland: The editor of the University of Maryland student
newspaper said he will press charges if the people who stole 10,000 copies of The
Diamondback are found. Campus police said they have two possible suspects. The
thieves left notes calling the paper racist. Are those 10,000 newspapers in your pocket or
are you just happy to see me!
York, Pennsylvania: Paul Legore, 77, says he’s glad the man who broke into his
home Saturday didn’t die after Legore and his wife, Inez, 72, both shot him. “I’m not
going to mess around with a .22 anymore. It doesn’t have enough stopping power. I
have a shotgun.” Be verwy verwy quiet! I'm huntining humans, huh huh huh.
Chicago, Illinois: The city of Jacksonville, Fla. received the second of two
expansion bids from the National Football League on Tuesday. St. Louis, Baltimore and
Memphis investors were upset that their cities were passed over for the final bid. Both
St. Lotus and Baltimore had NFL teams which they lost to Phoenix and Indianapolis
respectively. Sorry guys, but you had your chance the first time. Now It’s someone
else’s turn.
Thursday, December 2, 1993
y.y.y.y.y.y
Northemn Plains Indians
Art and Craft Show
Presented by
Native American Treasures
HOLIDAY INN SOUTH jk
Exit 7 oft l - Enc. PA
SUNDAY DECEMBER 12, 1993
10:00 a.m. til 8:00 p.m.
Featuring
Th!* wortaby
' La koto Sioux Artists
JEWELRY POTTERY
* BEADWORK SCULPTURES
QUILLWORK PAINTINGS
*U*lt*V*V*V*