WANTED:
Constructive Critics
Now that LHS has settled
down into the routine or "normal
l i f e " for this semester, i t ' s time
to reflect upon a day last semester.
Remember that Saturday last
December just before Christmas
vacation-the one where you had
to fight for those c l a s s e s you
have this semester? Remember
some more-remember those silent
displayers of bad news; the TV
s e t s all over campus that were
churning out the closed sections
and c o u r s e s . LRC-Learning Resources Center-sometimes known
as Campus Services, was providing this service (now in its second semester).
Don Ludlow manned the
"hot l i n e " from the Field House
taking down the information and
relaying it to the RC Secretary,
Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. Weaver, at the
console of a " D a t a v i s i o n Information Incerter," kept the listing
up to date and Leo Ritter, Master techniction, kept the bad
news coming over the " w i r e s . "

If any studeni has any constructive
criticism
pertaining
to next s e m e s t e r ' s registration
TV show, later in the spring,
he should drop a note in the internal mail to Learning Resourc e s , Russell 23. The " C h i e f "
will be happy to consider your
s u g g e s t i o n s . Also anyone eligible for work study and needing a
job this semester should contact
LRC at th( same place.

Workshop

Student Art Show
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Gettysburg College
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Indiana University of Pa.
West Chester State College
Penn State University
Millersville State College
Bucknell University

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To New LHS Program

Offers Painless
Learning

Are you fed up with archaic
education? Are you tired of going through the same old h a s s l e
of dull books, boring lectures,
and meaningless t e s t s ? Are you
sick of students that only want
a good grade?
Are you willing to try something new?
Starting next week Lock Haven State College will be b l e s s e d
with the birth of the Lock Haven
version of alternative education:
An
exhibit
displaying WORKSHOP.
WORKSHOP will
outstanding examples of last
not cost you any money, nor will
s e m e s t e r ' s art projects will you get any credit for it. What
open on Tuesday, February 6th. you will get is the chance to
Activities will begin a t 8 p.m. learn something that the College
in Raub 106 with the screening
will not or cannot offer, in an
of a 25 minute film, "Why Man environment that the College
C r e a t e s " . Students from the cannot control. If you're on the
various c l a s s e s will host a other s i d e , this is your opporreception following t h e film, tunity to teach that course
serving refreshments and ansyou've always wanted to but
wering questions about the
were never able,
art courses they h a v e comAt this time there are but
pleted.
two workshops. " L a w , Order,
All types of art mediums
and P o l i t i c s , " an investigation
will be displayed, including
into the I ock Haven legal jungle,
drawings from the Intro, to Art
will be led by D. Thomas and J.
and drawing c l a s s e s , sculpture
Washburn. This workshop will
by Design II s t u d e n t s , rugs
begin at 3:30 Tuesday, Februfrom the Fibers and Fabrics
ary 6 in the PUB. "Auto Mechac l a s s , as well as jewelry and
n i c s " will be led by Jerry Perry,
pottery d i s p l a y s .
and will be meeting at 7 p.m. in
Running through the 16th
the PUB.
of February, the Student Art
You can register as a stuShow welcomes s t u d e n t s , faculty
dent or as a teacher in the Anmembers and the general public
thropology Museum (Russel! 13)
to come and view the work in or call Eggplant »7 at 748-3870
the lobby and on the 2nd floor
after dark.
of Raub Hall.

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against

A survey of art through
films is being conducted by
the Art Department of Lock
Hoven State on Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. in Raub 2 1 1 ,
open to the public v^ithout
charge.
The following films will
be shown during February:
Feb. l - " A r t , What is it? Why
is it?" and "Why Man Creates";
Feb. 8 - " T h e Origins of Art
in France";
Feb. l5-"Ancient E g y p t " ;
Feb. 22-"Athens: Golden Age
of Greece" and " T h e Acropolis of Athens."

CONSIDER...
Everyone who t a k e s the
Eagle Eye for granted ought to
visit iheEagle Eyeoffice in the
PUB a s I did to learn about the
work which goes into the production of this periodical.
I talked with Debbie Bricker, who, as Editor, heads a staff
of less than twenty people. The
preparation of the newspaper includes article a s s i g n m e n t s , photography and printing of pictures,
type s e t t i n g , lay-out, and press
run. The approximate length of
time from article assignments to
press run is 12 hours per i s s u e .
The Eaglf Fiye comes out
3 times a week the days varying. The papers are printed between 7 am-9 am in the morning
and the person who runs the
press plus any available editors
distribute them to various buildings; the Administration Building, Library, Rauh, PUB, Zimmerii, Ulmer, Bentley, and the
Infirmary. 1000-1500 copies are
printed at a time on the press located in Russell Hall.
The articles which appear
in the paper have many s o u r c e s .
Some are assignments given to
various persons on the EE staff.
Others are from regular sports
writers who give detailed accounts of many competitions.
Non-staff contributions come
from many of the college English Composition c l a s s e s .

Elliot Schreiber is the new
Communication staff member.
Currently Mr. Schreiber is teaching Reporting, Reporting Workshop and Advertising in Contemporary of Society. He i s also
the advisor of the Bagli Eye.
Mr. Schreiber was born and
raised in Wilmington, Delaware
and graduated from the University of Delaware with a B.S. in
political s c i e n c e . After graduation he moved to Conn, where he
worked for a pharmaceutical
branch of Revlon Cosmetics and
dealt with marketing research.
Mr. Schreiber also edited the
company newspaper.
Recently he completed his

master's requirements at Penn
State.
While attending Penn
State he taught a mass media introcourse to non-journalism majors.
In the near future, Mr.
Schreiber plans to work for his
doctorate in the Speech/Communication a r e a .
He r e s i d e s in Stale College
and l i s t s his hobbies as collecting old newspapers and magazines and studying the underground p r e s s .
Mr. Schrciber's first impression of LHS is a favorable
one. He likes the infoinal c l a s s
atmosphere and the teacher-student rapport.

Interview Schedule
All interviews will be held in Bentley Hall Lounge unless
otherwise indicated. You must be registered with Placement in
order to sign up-except for Milit»ry opportunities. Deadline for
sign up is two days before interview date.
EDUCATION
F e b . 6-Pottstown School District, Pottstown, PA.
Feb. 7-Montgomery County School District, Rockville, Md.
Feb. 13-North Penn School District, Lansdale, Pa.
F e b . 14-Liverpool Central School District, Liverpool, N.Y.
Feb. 15-Queen Anne's County High School, Md.
Feb. 16-American International School of Kabul, Afgha.iistan
Feb. 28-Union County Regional High School Dist. "'I, Springfield.
N.J.
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Feb. 14-Social Security Administration, Wmspt. Pa.
Feb. 15-U.S. Womens Army Corp.
Feb. 20-Equitable Life Assurance Society of U.S., Pa.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
All money and unsold
^jooks MUST be picked up by
Wednesday, Feb. 7 from 2-4
p.m.
There will be a meeting
of the Activity Fee Committee
on Thursday Feb. 8 at I p.m.
in the PUB conference room.
Reminder to students to
have Student Activity Fee
validation put on tneir I.D.'s
right away!
There will be an informal meeting for all students who are interested in
applying for the position of
Residence
Hall
Student
Councilor for the 1973-74
acedemic year on Tuesday
February 6 at 6:30 pm In the
Woolridge Hall Ground Floor
Lounge. Applications will
bf
.ailable at that time.

Because of a recent rash
of abuse, it has become necessary to restrict the use of
the spirit duplicating machine
in Raub 323 (A.V. Lab) to
ONLY AV Education students,
Attention ski club me.
bers: If ycu have not noti
tied the officers !hat you are
definatly going on the trip
February 10,11 please notify them by Tuesday, February
6. Officers are Deb Hoffman,
ext. 414, Darrell Nagle and
Lonnie Mazuri at the TKE
House,
?H C-jSS,
Chris
Schleiker ir.a Sue Koebel,
ext. 422 or Mr. Young, Rm.
107 Zimmerii. No one will
be allowed to go on the trip
unless you have notified an
0ff»i,«^r.

v;^.i, brownies will be
sold before the Sunday Night
Movie, in all the dorms and
at the fraternity houses.

What's H a p p e n i n '
Black Arts F e s t i v a l
Used Book Sale
Interviews: i :.3. Marine Corp
" I n d i a n s " - P l a y Rehearsal
Basketball-Edinboro State
Roundabout Theatre" N o P l a c e to be Somebody"

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