Box 4

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Info Projects: 69-41 to 69-43. Full draft of Horizons Spring, 1969, Volume 67, Number 3, before printing, along with the final printed edition (69-43).

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Info Projects: 69-41 to 69-43. Same as above, but appears to be a photocopied version without annotations added atop of the copies (69-43).

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 69-140 to 70-30. President Coleman's speech to the American Banking Association's Symposium on Public Policy and Economic Understanding (69-143). HC receives $30,000 grant to finance astronomical research under Dr. Louis C. Green, as funded by NASA (70-21). Officers elected to Students' Council (70-25). Letter from President Coleman and Dana Smith to Mr. Asa S. Bushnell, the Commissioner of the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and Mr. Walter Byers, Executive Director of...

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Info Projects: 70-21 to 70-29. Range of texts from the previous folder (12/11/69 to 5/13/70) but in more "rough draft" forms, with heavier edits in pen, white-out, annotations, etc.

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Info Projects: 70-31 to 70-48C. Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship awarded to 3 Haverford seniors (70-31). A "KILLED" article on Nonviolence being studied under a federal grant (70-32). Leadership conference, sponsored by Aspira, Inc., will host 70 Puerto Rican Philadelphian high school students at HC (70-35). Two HC students win Danforth Graduate Fellowships for advanced study (70-41). Horizons Spring 1970 volume 68 number 3 (70-48).

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 70-49 to 70-62. HC refuses to sign agreement with Commonwealth of PA that would continue to allow HC students who are state residents eligible for financial aid, since the college would have had to report some of the internal disciplinary actions to the state (70-51A). Robin Roberts, former Phillies baseball star, to speak at HC Alumni Varsity Club's spring awards dinner (70-54). Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark to be main speaker at convocation for HC (70-55). HC holds...

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 70-63 to 70-76. Antillean Institute of Social Sciences, a ten-week, social-science institute, opens in Willemstad, Curacao, co-directed by A. Paul Hare, professor of sociology at HC, and Victor Pinedo, Jr., a Curacao businessman, HC 1962 (70-63). Professor Edwin B. Bronner, librarian and historian at HC, named president of two Quaker historical associations -- one in the United States, one in England (70-71). Haverford College and PHEAA reach agreement considering the new...

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 70-77 to 70-82. HC summer assistant and graduate of UPenn Martin Jugelson committed suicide on August 21st, 1970 (70-77). Suit filed questions constitutionality of PA laws requiring colleges and universities to report on certain behavior of students who receive state financial aid, as challenged by the ACLU (70-78). Norman B. Hannah, former U.S. minister and deputy chief of mission in Bangkok, Thailand, named diplomat-in-residence of Bryn Mawr, Haverford, and Swarthmore...

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 70-83 to 70-97. Dr. Ruben Berrios Martinez, president of the Puerto Rican Independence Party and a professor at University of Puerto Rico Law School, to give a lecture at HC (70-84). Coleman's reaction, as published in the Inquirer, to Nixon's urging of Congress to authorize the Immediate Federal intervention in cases of bombing or arson on virtually all college campuses and the hiring of about 1,000 FBI agents to do this job (70-86). Professor emeritus Alfred J. Swan of music...

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Info Projects: 70-98 to 70-105. Dr. Christian M. Hansen Jr. of New Hope PA honored with Haverford Award (70-98). Ben Z. Leuchter honored with Haverford Award (70-99). Charles A. Robinson of Avondale PA honored with Haverford Award (70-100). Anthony G. Amsterdam of Los Altos California honored with Haverford Award (70-101).