July 16 1981 to December 24 1981, 1981

Info Projects 81-156 to 81-195. HC to host the United States Tennis Association's Girls' Intersectional Team Matches (81-156). Steven George Buyske received Scott Paper Company Foundation Award for Leadership (81-157). Samuel Gubins, the treasurer and vice president for finance at HC, resigns (81-158). Ann Koger named women's tennis and volleyball coach at HC (81-159). Edward T. Rewolinski named new treasurer at HC (81-159). Tom Glasser, HC senior, wins gold medal as a member of the United States 1,600 meter relay team at the World Maccabiah Games (81-160). Ann Satterthwaite appointed director of publications at HC (81-161). Endowd professorships awarded to Ariel Loewy, Roger Lane, Wyatt MacGaffey, and R. Bruce Partridge (81-163). No 81-165 or 166. Astronomy profesor R. Bruce Partridge appointed as dean of the college (81-168). HC receives unrestricted grant of $3,000 from the Brunswick Foundation's Small College Program (81-173). HC to receive $500,000 challenge grant from the Charles A. Dana Foundation to establish the Charles A. Dana Endowed Scholarshp Fund, with the condition that over the next five years, the college must raise an additional $500,000 in matching funds (81-176). HC receives grant of $250,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation (81-177). Sylvia Glickman, the pianist-in-residence and associate professor of music at HC, awarded grants from the Barra Foundation in Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Arts (81-180). Eliza Cope Harrison elected to the Board of Managers of Haverford College (81-181). HC received a challenge grant of $175,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the William and Flora Hewlett foundation (81-183). The Haverford-Bryn Mawr Quaker Activities Committee and the Peace Action Project to sponsor a day of fasting on November 19, 1981 (81-187). John Flagg Gummere retires as secretary of the Corporation of Haverford College (81-189). A piece of moon rock given to Haverford College for research purposes (81-192). Daniel M. Bloomfield, HC senior, receives Rhodes Scholarship (81-195).