Campus News December 11, 1998

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1 La Salle University La Salle University Digital Commons Campus News University Publications Campus News December 11, 1998 La Salle University Follow this and additional works at: Recommended Citation La Salle University, "Campus News December 11, 1998" (1998). Campus News This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at La Salle University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Campus News by an authorized administrator of La Salle University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact

2 CAMPUS NEWS LA SALLE UNIVERSITY'S WEEKLY INFORMATION CIRCULAR December 1 1, 1998 I I La Salle university Physical Facilities Philadelphia, PA (215) FAX (215) To: From: The Campus Community Michael Lopacki Director, Physical Facilities Date: December 11, 1998 Subject: Holiday Decorations As preparations and decorating on campus begins for the Christmas holiday, the Physical Facilities group urges you to take a few important minutes to examine the electrical wiring on your decorations be they candles, wreaths, tree, lights, etc... to insure that they are in good condition. Also, to comply with the City of Philadelphia Fire Prevention Code, fresh cut trees and greens should not be displayed indoors. We hope these few reminders help to make this festive time of year a safe and joyful one for all. HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM EVERYONE AT PHYSICAL FACILITIES! C am pus N e w s is distributed weekly to foster communication and encourage information sharing among University departments. Articles submitted are the responsibility of their authors alone and do not imply an opinion on the part of La Salle University or the Department of Mail and Duplicating Services.

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4 La Salle University Director of Purchasing Philadelphia, PA * 215/ Fax 215/ A Reminder I t s Happening Again To: Re: From: La Salle University Campus Community DON T GET CAUGHT BY THE TONER-PHONERS!! Nancylee Moore Recently, there have been several phone calls to La Salle Departments by pirate companies selling Copier Toner Please be aware o f what can happen: They ask to speak to the person who orders copier supplies. They confirm the make & model of the machine. They imply they re the national distributor for your local supplier, offering discounted price. If 1 case of toner is ordered, the quantity is doubled by the shipper. One month later, the caller notifies the next shipment is about to be released. The pattern continues. The resulting Invoice bills at 10 times the actual cost. Please know that the University s authorized copier maintenance contract includes the cost for copier toner supplies at a discounted rate. Check the ID label on your copier for the phone number of your Service Maintenance Company, and call only that number when toner is needed. If you are not sure of your copier maintenance company, please feel free to call Purchasing at Note: You may also get calls for Laser and Deskjet Printer Toner. La Salle s printer toner contract prices are through Office Basics for Hewlett Packard, Epson, Lexmark OEM toners, and for Data Products Remanufactured Toner (as approved by IT). Just give Customer Service your Make/Model and they will identify the toner PN.

5 La Salle University ACCOUNTS PAYABLE & PURCHASING DEPARTMENT Philadelphia, PA / Fax 215/ To: From: The Campus Community Joanne Konczyk Manager, Accounts Payable & Purchasing Due to the upcoming Christmas holidays, the Accounts Payable check run dates and corresponding deadlines will be as follows: Check Run Date Deadline for Submission Invoices/Check Requests Friday, 12/18/98 Wednesday, 12/16/98 12:00 Noon Friday, 01/08/99 Wednesday, 01/06/99 12:00 Noon If this schedule poses a problem for your area, please call the Business Office at as soon as possible. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

6 La Salle University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (215) F inancial A id O ffice TO: FROM: Work Study Supervisors Noel E. Sullivan Associate Director of Financial Aid DATE: December 11, 1998 RE: Christmas Break In order to ensure that the Federal Work Study Program will be able to be funded until the end of the academic year there will be no Work Study payroll over the Christmas break. Work Study students are permitted to work until Friday, December 18th and may not work again until Tuesday, January 19, If your office requires student workers over the break, you will need to pay those students out of budget "03" funds. Please direct those students to the Financial Aid Office to fill out the necessary paperwork. If these measures are not taken, the funding for the program will be exhausted early in the spring semester. This action only applies to work study students and does not effect any students employed through the budget program. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me at ext Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

7 U N I V E R S I T Y Student Life Office [215] [215] Fax To: Members of the Day Division Faculty and Administration From: Kathleen E. Schrader, Director of Student Life Date: December 12, 1998 Re: Nominations - McShain, Finnegan, Brother Emery Mollenhauer, and Flubacher Awards This letter is to provide information on the nomination of Day Division members of the Class of 1999 for the McShain, Finnegan, Brother Emery Mollenhauer, and Flubacher Awards. Nominations for these awards will be accepted from faculty and administrators through Monday, February 1, In the past, the selection committees have found the nominations to be valuable when evaluating each candidate. Your consideration in supporting your nomination(s) with written statements would be appreciated. If the space provided on the nomination form is insufficient, please feel free to attach additional sheets. Students will be asked to also have written recommendations submitted on their behalf. The John McShain Award: "The John McShain Award is offered to the member of the senior class who maintained an excellent scholastic record and is considered by the faculty to have done the most for the public welfare of La Salle University." Qualifications 1. The recipient shall be a senior, graduating student of the University. 2. High scholastic achievement normally shall be interpreted to mean Dean's List standing. 3. In recognition of the monetary value of the award, the recipient should show evidence of his/her intent to attend graduate or professional school. 4. Primary consideration shall be given to leadership and participation in those activities which advance the good name of the University beyond the immediate campus and which enhance the role of La Salle University in the life of the region. The James A. Finnegan Memorial Award: "The James A. Finnegan Memorial Award is offered to the member of the graduating class who by virtue of accomplishment and service is judged by the faculty to show promise of applying Judeo-Christian ideals of social justice in a political or governmental career." Qualifications 1. The senior, to be considered for the award, should offer some prima facie evidence of participation in political affairs on and/or off campus. Leadership and participation in other extra-curricular activities are also to be considered, though given somewhat lesser weight. There should also be some indication on the part of the senior of intent to pursue a career in politics and/or government. 2. In exemplifying ideals of Judeo-Christian social justice, the recipient should exhibit integrity and courtesy in all of his/her endeavors. 3. Ordinarily, the recipient will be in the upper half of his/her graduating class. [over]

8 The Joseph F. Flubacher Student Leadership Award: "The Joseph F. Flubacher Award is offered to a graduating student who has made a contribution to the quality of student life by demonstrating significant leadership in student organizations, university governance, and/or intercollegiate athletics." Qualifications 1. The recipient shall be a graduating senior from the Day Division of the University. 2. The student shall have demonstrated exceptional leadership skills throughout his/her university career. The student shall have significantly enhanced the membership, programs, and/or goals of a particular organization(s); made a contribution to the work of a university committee; and have had a positive campus-wide impact on the general program of student life. 3. The student's record should be free from major disciplinary sanctions, i.e. probation. 4. Academic standing will be a major consideration, but will be given less weight than evidence of leadership skills and accomplishments. The Brother Emery C. Mollenhauer Award: The Mollenhauer Award is presented to that graduating senior who best exemplifies those Lasallian values to which Brother Emery was committed during his tenure as Provost, in particular the virtues of charity and justice which are hallmarks of St. John Baptist de La Salle's pedagogy. Qualifications: 1. The recipient shall be a senior, graduating student or the University. 2. The recipient shall have demonstrated, over a period of time, a commitment to community service activities on or off campus. 3. The student should exemplify through his/her involvement in such activities a dedicated concern for the principles of peace and justice. 4. The student shall have at least a 2.5 cumulative Grade Point Average at the time of application. Methods of Designating Recipients 1. Any administrator or faculty member may nominate a senior for the awards. 2. To compete for an award, a senior must be nominated by a member of the administration or faculty. (Nominations for the Flubacher Award will be accepted from student organizations.) 3. Any senior who deems himself/herself qualified may request an administrator or faculty member to nominate him/her for the awards. 4. The appropriate awards committees will have the authority to adjudicate recipients from those nominated. Deadline for Nominations is February 1, 1999 fac.mmo

9 NOMINATION FORM Please indicate which award[s] the student is being nominated for: McShain Finnegan Flubacher Emery Student's Name: Recommended fo r this award because: Signature Academic/Administrative Department Return to: Student Life Office Award Committee NOMINATION DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 1, 1999 Nominate.frm

10 CLASS OF 1999 CLASS OF 1999 CLASS OF 1999 Graduating seniors from the Day Division, the School of Nursing and the Continuing Studies Program are encouraged to apply for selection as the student speaker for the 1999 Commencement program. The Speaker will be chosen by a committee of students, faculty, and administrators. The content and style of presentation of the speech will be the primary criteria used by the selection committee. The speech must be no longer than five [5] to eight [8] minutes [delivery time] long. A suggested norm is one typed [double-spaced] page per speaking minute. One copy of the typed speech must be submitted to the Student Life Office by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, February 5, Copies of the speeches will be mailed to the selection committee and they will determine the final pool of students invited for the in-person audition which is tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, March 3, 1999 at 3:30 p.m. in the Dan Rodden Theater. Students will be notified the week of February 22nd if they are among those selected for the final audition. If you have questions, please contact Kathleen E. Schrader, Director of Student Life, Union Room 205, STUDENT SPEAKER INFORMATION spk-fly Student Life Office

11 The Writing Fellows Program Now is the time to request the assistance of a W riting Fellow for the Please return the tear-off bv Monday, Dec. 14 (B oxl80) or contact me via voice mail (office ) ;( home ) or soven@ lasalle.edu. Writing Fellows will read the drafts of the papers you assign in one of your courses and give students one-on-one assistance with their writing. Faculty in all schools in all departments may request Writing Fellows. Undergraduate courses at all levels are eligible for the program. Senior Writing Fellows are assigned to advanced courses Comments from faculty who have worked with Writing Fellows: "My students now start their papers two weeks before they are due." " I no longer worry about plagiarism. " " The Writing Fellow helped my students with sentence structure." " The Writing Fellow helped students learn how to develop their ideas." " Is it possible to clone my Writing Fellow for my other classes?" Note: To obtain the assistance of a Writing Fellow, your course must include at least two papers written for a grade. Name Phone(campus) Department Home Address: Phone (home) Title and Number of Course Writing Fellow Request (not necessary to fill out) Please call or i f you would like more information about the program. Return to Margot Soven, Box 180 adspon

12 La Salle University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania M ulticultural and International Affairs To: From: Faculty, Staff, Students Richard Fumey, Student Assistant Multicultural & International Affairs Date: December 1, 1998 Subject: The Tandem Program I am writing to invite you to participate in this new program at La Salle. The idea of the Tandem Program is to bring two partners with different native languages together to improve their second language. Two individuals who want to learn each other s native language will meet on a regular basis, at least once a week. Each partner will alternate as teacher and student, with the first meeting dedicated to one language and the second meeting to the other language. The goal will be to work on oral skills in the language. The Tandem Program is meant not only to improve language skills outside the boundaries of the classroom. It is also an excellent opportunity for students of a foreign language to practice and improve their language skills with native speakers. In addition, it is designed to bridge the gap between native and foreign students by exposing one another to the cultural differences that exist even on this campus. It is an excellent way to visit another country without actually being there! The program is also available to those who would just like to share their native language with another. For example, native speakers of English simply interested in helping non-native speakers are encouraged to participate. The same is true for native speakers o f other languages. The Tandem Program is open to all La Salle students, faculty, and staff. All one needs to participate in the program is the interest and some time to learn or experience a different language. If you are interested in participating, please let me know, as I will be coordinating the program. My is fumeyrl@lasalle.edu and our phone number is Other questions may be directed to Elaine Mshomba, Director of International Education, at emshomba@lasalie.edu or Thank you

13 La Salle University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania M ulticultural and International Affairs TO: FROM: Faculty, Staff, and Students Elaine Mshomba, Director of International Education DATE: December 1, 1998 SUBJECT: National Security Education Program/Study Abroad and Other Fellowship Opportunities The National Security Education Program provides scholarships to U.S. undergraduate students to study abroad in countries outside of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Funding is also available for U.S. graduate students for language and area study in the U.S. and/or study abroad. All applicants must be U.S. citizens and willing to enter a service agreement if awarded a fellowship. Past experience tells us competition is stiff for these awards. Interested students can simply call me ( ) or send (emshomba@lasalle.edu) for more information and applications. The campus application deadline for undergraduates is January 20, (Since the applications are long, applicants should request their application materials as soon as possible, before the Christmas break.) Graduate student applications must be postmarked no later than January 15, Thank you

14 ACTIVITIES CONTINGENCY ALLOCATIONS - FALL 199 The following programs and activities were funded through the Student Activities Fee during the Fall 1998 semester. Starting Balance Organization Am ount Purpose Branch Out 12, Program Expenses College Bowl 1, Game Packets, Advertising, Refreshments College Democrats Conference Expense Cross Cultural Association 2, International Week Food Fest Council for Exceptional Children 1, Program Expenses St. Miguel/TC/LA Area Governments 5, Welcome Back Luau International Relations Commission Model United Nations Expenses Jewish Campus Alliance Conference Expenses Student Political Association 1, Program Expenses Resident Student Association 2, Program Expenses Welcome Week 5, Bus Rental, Tickets, Advertising, Entertainment Ice Hockey Club 8, Ice Rental, Ref's, travel, supplies, lodging, league fees, equipment Lambda Iota Tau 1, Speaker Series Athletic Boosters 3, Bus Rental, T-shirts Co-Curricular Funding Program 2, Program Expenses Neighborhood Tutoring Program Conference Expense S.G.A. 1, Speaker Fee Rugby Club 2, Dues, Equipment, Travel Radio City Trip 2, Bus Rental, Ticket Subsidy A.A.S.L./O.L.A.S./A-ASIA/MCA 1, Conference Expense Resident Student Association Conference Expense Chymian Society Ski Trip Honors Board Speaker Expenses Campus Wide Reading Group Arden Theater Tickets Community Learning Conf. Request Pennsylvania Compact Conference Collegian 4, Printing Expenses, Camera Purchase Karate Club Operating Expenses Men's Volleyball Club 2, Operating Expenses La Salle Singers Caroling Refreshments Community Learning Center Conference Expenses A.A.S.L. Comedy Night 4, Performer Expenses Swing Dance Night 1, Band/Instructor Expenses Chicago Ticket Expenses 1, Ticket Subsidy Student Life Office

15 FRIDAYSATURDAYSUNDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYSUNDAY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 1, 1998 DAY PROGRAM - LAST DAY OF CLASSES STUDENT AFFAIRS HOLIDAY PARTY DUNLEAVY ROOM 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 2, 1998 BUSCA HOLIDAY CELEBRATION DUNLEAVY ROOM 6:30 P.M. -12:00 A.M. MID-NIGHT LITURGY FOR THE ADVENT-CHRISTMAS SEASON DE LA SALLE CHAPEL 11:45 P.M. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1 3, 1998 LITURGY DE LA SALLE CHAPEL 6:30 P.M. FRIDAYSATURDAYSUNDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYSUNDAY STUDENT LIFE OFFICE

16 MUN Model United Nations MUN is a simulation of the United Nations in which students from across the country represent nations and diplomats in debating current global issues. Interested in participating in our next MUN conference?? Call or Elaine M shom ba, Director o f International Education ( , em shom ba@ lasalle.edu), by Decem ber 1 1, 1998, for more inform ation.

17 La Salle University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania M ulticultural and International Affairs STUDY TRAVEL ADVENTURE La Salle-In-Europe Spring 1999 This is the final term o f this nearly 40-year old program. Don t miss out! A ll students with the equivalent o f a year o f collegelevel French or German and a GPA o f 2.5 or better are encouraged to apply. Please call or Elaine Mshomba, Director of International Education, at , emshomba@lasalle.edu, now for more information!

18 Office of the Director HOLIDAY LIBRARY HOURS CHRISTMAS & SEMESTER BREAK Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday December 20 December 21 December 22 December 23 CLOSED 8:00 am - 5:00 pm 8:00 am - 5:00 pm 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Thursday to Sunday December 24 to January 3 CLOSED Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday M o n d a y (MLK Holiday) January 4-8 January 9 January 10 January January 16 January 17 January 18 8:00 am - 5:00 pm CLOSED CLOSED 8:00 am - 5:00 pm CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED

19 FACULTY, STUDENTS, & S T A F F C A N N O W RESERVE EQUIPMENT AUDIOVISUAL ONLINE! Need a VCR or overhead for class? Just visit the AV Services Web Site and use our online reservation form. Visit us at our new address: You can also get the latest prices for instructional materials, as well as info on our services and equipment. taking Spring '99 reserve

20 - Permission to Post Campus Ministry Center 99

21 Something to think about from Campus Ministry & the Project on Justice and Society OURFATHER WHO ART IN HEAVEN HALLOWED...THY KINGDOM WILL BE DONE, ON BE THY NAME... COME, THY... EARTH AS IT IS IN HEAVEN GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD, FORGIVE US AS WE COLLECT LEADTHEMINTO...THINE IS THE POWERAND GLORYFOREVER! AMENOURDEBTS... FROM OTHERS, TEMPTATIONFOR... - reproduced with the permission of the artist, Signe Wilkinson, Philadelphia Daily News

22 The scope of the tragedy challenges the imagination... 5,000 people dead, 7,000 missing and presumed dead, hundreds of thousands of acres of land flooded, crops destroyed, herds of cattle swept away, 800,000 people homeless! The Christian Brothers ministering in Nicaragua have asked for our help... Please be generous and send what you can to the CAMPUS MINISTRY CENTER (Box 841). Because of the unreliability of government agencies in Nicaragua, all money collected will be sent directly to the Permission to Post Campus Ministry Center T hank you for y o u r generosity!

23 We Can Do More! "In youth we learn, in age we understand." -Marie von Eloner-Eschenbach Chris Klagholz RSA Executive Vice President As the semester comes to a close I want to extend a sincere thanks to all the Area Government s, SGA, the resident students and the La Salle Administration for making this semester seem as though the campus was alive with activity. I specifically commend the work that Trey Ulrich and Fionnuala Gallagher, (SGA President and Executive Vice President of Student Affairs respectively) have done with the fraternities and sororities and all those involved who helped Trey run the forum on violence. The participation in events like this and the administration s willingness to take part, listen and act accordingly are the beginnings of good things to come for resident life here at La Salle, as well as a chance to try new things that will involve not only the residents but commuter students as well. In keeping with this theme of bringing us all together in order to better understand each other and help overcome the obstacles of our differences my hope is that all will take part in a campus wide awareness week that myself and Fionnuala Gallagher hope to coordinate as well as partake in. This is my first call to arms before you leave to enjoy your breaks... Continue Klagholz Page 2 The BDG RSA, with the help o f Devin Hudgens, held a Candlelight Vigil on Monday, November 23rd at 5:30pm. Although the candles would not stay lit the spirit o f the event shined. Thank you to all who attended. It definitely was a great start to ending violence on our campus. Check out the RSA newly renovated homepage! Our website features information on the Executive Board, Area Governments, campus events, and more. w w w.lasalle.edu/rsa.htm It is time for RSA s programming to step to another level!

24 RSA Newsletter LaSalle University St. Cassian 14 (215) Klagholz Cont. to begin to realize that the difficulties that arise from our uniqueness, which makes us all special does not go away when we leave the campus for the holiday. My hope is that all will come and participate when the dates are set. Our hope is that we may all admit that differences are good, and that maybe we all can say we may not necessarily agree with each other, but at the very least we respect each other. I hope that the steps already taken by SGA, with their violence forum, and the candle light vigil along with the planned awareness week will be the stepping stones to new understandings but more importantly to new friends. Resident Student Association Editor s Voice My goal as Publicity Coordinator is to start publishing this newsletter frequently in effort to notify the La Salle Community about the important issues on our campus. It is important to me that the other voices in our community be heard therefore if anyone wants to write an article, voice their opinion or address an issue, please contact me! Myriah Hilbert St. Hilary 104A myriah@itw.com TACO BELL NIGHT ^Tu quieres Taco Bell? Sunday, December 13th 11:59 pm Locations: George Lounge E&F Lounge Neumann Lounge Miguel Community Center Teresa Court WAKING UP the dream of the world stillness as movement silence as sound absolute as relative unity as diversity Self as that Being Knowing Bliss The Self as the Self Witness and Witnessing Awareness Witnessing It Self the dream of the world worldless freedom by E. Joseph Shearn, Jr. "Anger will never disappear so long as thoughts o f resentment are cherished in the mind." -Buddha, 800 B.C.

25 La Salle Women s Basketball FIRST UNION CLASSIC Catch Great H oliday Hoops Motion a t Tom Gola Arena Two Great Nights! Tuesday, December 29 6:00 PM - LA SALLE vs. Princeton 8:00 PM - Arkansas State vs. Valparaiso Wednesday, December 30 6:00 PM - Third Place Game 8:00 PM - Championship Game V A L PO Call fo r ticket information Official Hotel of the First Union Classic

26 LRN Men s Broadcast Schedule (all start times include The Explorer Pre-Game Show) N O V E M B E R Sat. 14 at M o u n t St. M a ry s 7:30 WFIL AM 560 Sat. 21 HOW ARD 5:00 WFIL AM 560 Fri.-Sat at L obo Classic (Albuquerque, N M ) 27 La Salle vs. N ortheastern 10:15 WZZD AM 990 N e w M ex ico vs. C orn ell 28 C on solation 7:30 WFIL AM 560 D E C E M B E R Fri.-Sat at Boilerm aker T ournam ent (W est L afayette, IN ) 11 La Salle vs. E. W ash in gton 5:30 WZZD AM 990 Purdue vs. Valparaiso 12 C on solation 6:00 WZZD AM 990 C h am p ionsh ip 8:30 WZZD AM 990 Sat. 19 DREXEL 1:45 WWDB AM 860 W ed. 23 NIAGARA 6.30 WZZD AM 990 J A N U A R Y Sun. 3 at T em ple 3:45 WPRB FM W ed. 6 DUQUESNE 6:45 WPRB FM Sat. 9 at G eorge W ash in gton 1:45 WWDB AM 860 T ue. 12 VIRGINIA TECH 6:30 WZZD AM 990 T hu. 14 PENNSYLVANIA 6:45 WPRB FM Sat. 16 DAYTON 1:45 WWDB AM 860 T h u. 21 at R h o d e Island 7:15 WPRB FM Sat. 23 ST. JOSEPH S 1:45 WWDB AM 860 T hu. 28 at St. Bonaventure 7:00 WZZD AM 990 Sun. 31 at V irginia T ech 1:45 WPRB FM F E B R U A R Y W ed. 3 GEO. WASH. 6:30 WZZD AM 990 Sat. 6 XAVIER 3:30 WZZD AM 990 W ed. 10 FO RDHAM 6:45 WPRB FM T u e. 16 at X a v ie r 6:30 WPRB FM Sat. 20 at D u q u e s n e 7:35 T u e. 23 UMASS 9:00 W ZZD AM 990 Sat. 27 at D a y to n 11:30a W ZZD AM 990 M ARCH W ed.-s at. 3-6 at A tla n tic 10 T o u r n a m e n t (S p ectru m )

27 LRN Women s Broadcast Schedule (all start times include The Explorer Pre-Game Show) November Tue. 24 at Air Force 9:00 W ZZD AM 990 December Tue. 8 BUCKNELL 6:30 W ZZD AM 990 Tue. 29 FIRST U N IO N CLASSIC 1st Round vs. Princeton 5:30 W ZZD AM 990 January Sun. 17 DAYTON 12:45 WWDB AM 860 February Fri. 12 X avier 6:30 W ZZD AM 990 Sun. 14 D ayton 11:45a WWDB AM 860 Sun. 21 at Duquesne 1:30 W ZZD AM 990 Your L R N Network Affiliates are: W PRB FM AM W FIL W W DB W ZZD

28 CAMPUS POSITIONS AVAILABLE L A SA LEU NIVERSITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFI RMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER La Salle University BURSARAS OFFICE Philadelphia, PA *215/ Fax 215/ TO: The Campus Community FROM: Marina Grace, Bursar DATE: Friday, December 1 1, 1998 SUBJECT: Position Available In the past many of our positions have been filled with highly qualified individuals based upon the recommendation of our own people. Therefore, if you know of an individual who is interested and qualified, please make them aware of this position. CLERK/CASHIER The Bursar s Office is seeking a Clerk/Cashier. This position requires initiative, attention to detail, and the ability to deal with the public. Prior accounts receivable experience would be helpful. Full benefit package including tuition remission. Interested individuals should submit their resume to: La Salle University Attn: Marina Grace, Bursar 1900 West OIney Avenue Philadelphia, PA EOE/AA