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Senior defender Seth Rearick (Watsontown/Warrior Run) was named the United States Collegiate Athletic Association Player of the Week for men's soccer. For the week ending Oct. 31, Rearick helped the Wildcats go 2-1, including scoring the game-winner in the Penn State University Athletic Conference men's soccer championships against Penn State New Kensington.
The Residence Life Office has chosen Pennsylvania College of Technology's outstanding student staff members and programs for September/October. Selected as Resident Assistant of the Month was Kevin Brookhart, a technology management student from Liverpool and an RA at Dauphin Hall. "This RA uses sound judgment in his mission to help students.
Students pursuing bachelor's degrees in applied human services at Pennsylvania College of Technology are organizing a fair-trade sale of handcrafted goods Nov. 17-19 to help the working poor in other nations.
Junior Lyndsey Smith (Mechanicsburg/Cumberland Valley), sophomore Tara Powell (Burgettstown) and freshman Samantha Davis (North Apollo/Apollo Ridge) have been named to the Penn State University Athletic Conference Women's Volleyball All-Conference Team. Smith, a setter, and Davis, an outside hitter, earned Second Team honors, while Powell, an outside hitter, was an honorable mention.
Presentation of a theatrical comedy at Pennsylvania College of Technology has been postponed until early spring due to a recent change in the show's cast. "Run for Your Wife," Ray Cooney's comedy about a London cab driver who has two lives, two wives (and a very precise schedule to keep it all straight) originally scheduled for production in mid-November will be presented at 7:30 p.m.
During Deb Vincenzes' first four seasons as coach of the coed bowling team at Pennsylvania College of Technology, the Wildcats have excelled. They expect more of the same this year. "We expect to do well within the conference. We have a lot of returning bowlers, and, actually, we have quite a few returning members from the second-place state team from last year.
The service will be Friday morning for Gideon J. Wray, an assistant professor of business administration/accounting in Penn College's School of Business and Computer Technologies, who died Thursday, Oct. 28.
Before tossing everyday items, consider the landfill life of the following: Plastic-coated paper, 5 years; plastic bags, 10-20 years; tin cans, 50 years; aluminum cans, 500 years; glass bottles, 1,000 years; and Styrofoam, indefinitely. Reuse before you recycle and, when you do, check out all the on-campus containers for single-stream use. They should be adjacent to the trash can!
Pennsylvania College of Technology men's soccer coach Enrique Castillo not only wanted his team to return to the top of the Penn State University Athletic Conference this season, but to do so convincingly. That showed Saturday as Penn College outshot second-seededPenn StateNew Kensington, 37-4, and won 2-0. Scoring goals were Seth Rearick (Watsontown) and Tristan Smith (Bermuda).
An annual seminar at Pennsylvania College of Technology that teaches high school students about the workings of government in Pennsylvania will be supported by a donation from Pennsylvania General Energy Co., LLC, through the state's Education Improvement Tax Credit program. Pennsylvania General Energy Co., headquartered in Warren, has donated $20,000 through the EITC program to support the Sen.