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To control rising printing costs and ensure all students have fair access to campus printing resources, Pennsylvania College of Technology is implementing a student printing quota for Fall 2004. Over the past several years, Information Technology Services has seen an alarming increase in the volume of printing and associated costs.

Twelve students enrolled for the Fall 2004 semester at Pennsylvania College of Technology have been honored as "Presidential Scholars" for academic excellence and service to their schools and communities. In addition, two adults who are returning to the classroom have been selected as "Penn College Scholars" for their achievements.

Resident Assistants and Orientation Leaders were welcomed to Downtown Williamsport on Wednesday, urged to spread the word among fellow students of the treasures awaiting. From a City Hall meeting with Mayor Mary B.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has presented Student Achievement Awardsto its August 2004 graduates. The award winners are: PRESIDENT'S AWARD, for leadership and service to the College: Sonya Kae Miller, Jersey Shore, Early Childhood Education. BOARD OF DIRECTORS' AWARD, for achievement under exceptional conditions: Kelly Marie Hagerman, Muncy, Human Services.

Stephen P. Legarski of Montoursville was commissioned as a second lieutenant inan Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps ceremony held Saturday, Aug. 7, at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Penn College President Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour delivered remarks at the ceremony, which took place at the Thompson Professional Development Center.

About 40 soon-to-be-freshmen in Disability Services' four-day "Students Transitioning Into College" program visited the Penn College Library on July 28.

Four Pennsylvania College of Technology students attending this month's Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference in Denver placed in the Top 10 in their respective competition categories. Among the top finishers during the July 8-12 event were Billie J. Conrad of RR 2 Millerstown and Alexander Kantor of Harrisburg, eighth place in the Business Plan category; Clinton M.

Nearly 170 students have petitioned to graduate in August from Pennsylvania College of Technology. Commencement ceremonies will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, at the Community Arts Center, 220 W. Fourth St., Williamsport. The student speaker for the event will be Eric S.

A Pennsylvania College of Technology student has been awarded a $5,000 scholarship from the Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society. Chad E. Wagner, RR 1 Tionesta, plans to graduate in 2005 with a bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering Technology.

Thirteen students in Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Natural Resources Management each have been awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Caterpillar Excellence Fund for the Fall 2004 semester. Scholarship recipients are: Diesel Technology Nathaniel C. Aldinger, Laporte; Stephen C. Barats, RR 3 Canton; and Andrew E. Murrow, York.