October 4 1973 to January 8 1974, 1973-1974

Info Projects 73-106 to 73-174. Joseph P. Quinlan and Robert S. Lyle elected the two student representatives to the Board of Managers at HC (73-106). Itinerary of Coleman's four-month sabbatical as well as a brief biography on the President and some quotes of his (73-107). After HC was featured in a Wall Street Journal article about how small, private colleges are struggling financially, Coleman wrote a response that led to a correction, stating that HC has a large endowment that would prevent any closures (73-108). The 140th anniversary of the opening of HC to be celebrated in October 1973 (73-116). In a rare showing, HC's athletic teams won all five events held during Homecoming week (73-118). Margaret Gest Center dedication on November 10, 1973 (73-119). Charles Morgan, director of the national office of the ACLU, to lecture on Watergate and possible impeachment on November 13, 1973 (73-121). Professor Ariel G. Loewy, chairman of the biology department at HC, named one of three scientists to receive the 1973 James F. Mitchell Foundation Award for Heart and Vascular Research (73-125B). Earl G. Harrison Jr., the headmaster of Westtown Friends School, elected to Board of Managers at HC (73-165). Roger S. Hillas, president of the Provident National Corporation, elected to Board of Managers at HC (73-168). Andrew L. Lewis Jr. elected to Board of Managers at HC (73-173).