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Info Projects: 66-1 to 66-34. Dr. Aldo Caselli's passing. Dr. Richard Alpert, former Harvard professor, spoke to students about LSD (more info 66-42). Attendance for non-Quakers to Quaker meetings is no longer required (66-24). Haverford no longer ranking students within their class (66-32).

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Info Projects: 66-35 to 66-116. Students conduct undergraduate physics research. Dr. Richard Alpert speaks on LSD (66-42). During Parent's Day, the construction of the North Dorms (Lunt, Jones, and Comfort) and the Dining Center. Nobel prize winner James Watson speaks on protein synthesis (66-69). James Farmer, former director of CORE, speaks on civil rights (details in 66-96).

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Info Projects: 67-1 to 67-29. Jose Padín scholarship fund for Puerto Rican students (67-3A). Black comedian and activist Dick Gregory and singer Josh White Jr. visit for Art Series (67-9-A). Information on art loan program 67-13-A. Assembly warning of suspension for illegal drug use (67-25). History of the duck pond (67-29).

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 67-30 to 67-91. Info on Professors who wrote two widely-used "new math" textbooks and process (67-30). Series of science speakers. Dr. W. Arthur Lewis, professor of economics, speaks on campus (67-34). Dr. James Irving talk on South Africa (67-35) and sociological literary criticism (67-46). Dr. Ola Olakampo talk on Nigeria (67-36). All first-year and sophmore grades pass/fail on recommendation of Professor Ariel Loewy (67-41). Colloquium on Vietnam War (67-43). Former analyst...

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Info Projects: 67-92 to 67-156. Description of Customs orientation with some history (67-99). John R. Coleman announced as new president of Haverford College (67-101). Congressman John Brademas visits (67-102). "Vietnam Day" brings speakers and highlights local student protests (67-107). Faculty publishes book on the development of policing in Boston (67-134).

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Info Projects: 67-157 to 67-173. A lot of materials regarding the inaguration of John R. Coleman (67-171 to 67-173 and others). Hugh Travers Tracey speaker on African music (67-169). Events and reactions re the draft (67-165). Advertisement for the college (67-162). Memo regarding James W. Lyons (Dean of Students) being interviewed about drugs and college students (67-157).

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Info Projects: 67-174 to 67-196. Info on Serendipity Day Camp (67-196). Tuition and residence fees increased (67-188). Info on every freshman (67-184). Olantunji African dance group to visit (includes photographs and newspaper articles) (67-174).

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Info Projects: 67-197 to 67-215. Continuation of individual freshmen descriptions (67-202). John Coleman activities.