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Fall Frenzy It has become a Gannon tradi- tion over the past several years to set aside the first-weekend of September for annual back-to- school craziness. This year was no exception as the Student Government Associ- ation sponsored the event which was well received by all in atten- dence. West Seventh Street was closed between Peach and Sas- safras and a fair grounds was set up along the street. Highlights of the event includ- ed a volleyball tournament which was open to all students. For those not interested in strenuous activity, there was a band which played popular top- forty music all afternoon. For everyone who was frus- trated about being back in school, there were two cars that students could whack with a sledgehammer to vent their frus- trations. From the looks of the cars after the event was over, there was a lot of frustration. But then that's why Fall Fren- zy is held in the first place — to get all those back-to-school blues out of your system. The lead singer of the group entertained students with their favorite popular tunes. k jannon students found that beating on a :ar is a good way to get rid of frustrations. They certainly must have had a lot of them. 15
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Fall Phonathon Nets $56,885 Gannon's 1985 Fall Fund Phonathon netted pledges total- lying $56,885 according to Tom Guelcher, vice chairman for the fall appeals. This represents con- tributions pledged by 1,686 alumni and 512 parents of cur- rent students. Combined with $81,328 pledged by 1,115 alumni during the spring Phonathon, the total pledged during 1985 amounts to $138, 213 which is more than $8,000 over last year's results. More than 400 students, alum- ni; and parents volunteered dur- ing the five-week Fall Phonathon held from September 29 through October 31. The volunteers contacted 7,418 alumni and parents. In ad- dition to receiving pledges, vol- unteer callers were able to verify and update biographical infor- mation for the university's alum- ni office. If I get another busy signal I give up! Mary Negri, phonathon coordinator, monitor the ucces of her many volun- teer worker 16
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