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Three league championships, a 19-2 overall record and an eight-match win streak to end the season the Penn College men's soccer team met all of its goals, and then some. "These guys took every prize there was to take this year," coach Andy Richardson said. "It was just a wonderful year all around, and a tribute to the players and their ability. . . .
Very few people would leave a phone jack or cable-TV connection outside their homes for strangers to stop by and use. But that is exactly what you do with your Internet connection when wireless is installed and not secured. By not setting up security on your home wireless networks, you allow unauthorized use of your Internet connection and easy access for computers on your home network.
The Penn College student chapter of the Society of Plastics Engineers heldits first-ever "World Series of Pool" tournament recently. The16 participants played single-elimination 8-ball in the fund-raising event. Student Elliott Marchioni, the first-place finisher, won $35 for hisefforts.
Adults who are considering a career change can receive free help through the Project Choice program at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The November session will run from Monday, Nov. 8, through Thursday, Nov. 18. The session meeting times are from 5 to 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday (there are no sessions on Fridays).
Students are reminded of Williamsport's PennPass program, which provides free City Bus transportation along fixed routes and to the Earth Science Center south of main campus upon presentation of a valid student ID. Links to the service also are accessible online.
Pumpkins, princesses, Power Rangers and assorted other costumed cuties briefly paraded on main campus Friday. While the weather played some tricks with the traditional Halloween route, it was all a treat for those fortunate enough to catch a glimpse.
An Air Force C-17 arrived at Williamsport Regional Airport on Thursday, affording Penn College aviation students the opportunity to tour the aircraft and interact with its crew. The newest cargo aircraft in the Air Force's inventory, the C-17 designed for rapid delivery of troops and cargo to main operating bases or directly to forward bases in a military deployment area.
The following students have been added to the Wildcat Dance Team for the 2004-05 season: Jillian Books, Patrice Campbell, Kayla Machamer, Heidi Martinez, Sabrena O'Keefe, Ange Rymer, Sarah Shaffer, Nicole Siciliano and Marcie Truesdale.
Students fromRichard C. Taylor's ACR 127 (Prints, Drawings and Specifications) class toured the Fairfield Inn construction site Thursday. Prior to walking across Maynard Street from campus, the class viewed blueprints of the building, paying special attention to the foundation, floor plans, utility entrances, HVAC and plumbing plans.
Josh Lodge of Montrose was selected as September's "Resident Assistant of the Month" for his sincere compassion for residents, above-average work and his overall leadership to the Rose Street RA staff. A Construction Management major and active member of the Construction Management Association, Lodge is in his second year at Penn College.