March 25 1980 to May 20 1980, 1980

Info Projects: 80-42 to 80-79. An elm tree to be planted on Arbor Day on Founders Green to replace the "Penn Treaty Elm", which succumbed to Dutch-elm disease (80-48). No 80-49 or 80-50. The Haverford College Lacrosse team to host the Lee Lacrosse Club of Orpington, Kent, England in the first of their six-game tour in the United States (80-52). Commencement information for spring 1980 (80-53). The Magill Library to hold a mystery-themed exhibit about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (80-54). Two more Haverford College track team members qualify for NCAA Track Championship (80-56). Thomas Garza wins a Danforth Graduate Fellowship for advanced study towards a Ph.D. (80-58). Reagan R. Pufall selected as the 1980 Truman Scholar from North Dakota (80-59). Two HC seniors, William Belt and Thomas Scott win Woodrow Wilson Teacher Fellowships (80-60). HC senior Peter Obstler awarded a stipend from the Klingenstein Fund for volunteer summer work in an area of social concern (80-61). HC junior Francis G. D'Ambrosio awarded a stipend from the Kingenstein Fund for volunteer summer work in an area of Quaker concern (80-62).David A. Currie, junior at HC, awarded same stipend as listed above (80-63). Gary A. Rosen awarded same stipend as listed above (80-64). Edwin Sanchez wins same as above (80-65). James P. Seale wins same as above (80-66). Jonathan R. Snipes wins same as above (80-67). Michael Lewis wins Fulbright Grant for graduate study in the area of urban planning in West Germany (80-68). HC reached capital campaign goal of $20 million ahead of schedule (80-72). Robert M. Gavin Jr. named provost of Haverford College (80-74).