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Info Projects: 70-118 to 70-128. "Gandhi" play by Gurney Campbell to be presented at HC in December (70-121). Haverford's Alumni Varsity Club honors alumni and students alike, notably Archibald Macintosh (70-123). Ralph M. Sargent elected to one-year term as President of the Library Associates of HC (70-127). New courses, including some on air pollution, Asia, and the Cold War to be taught in the spring semester of 1971 (70-128).

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Info Projects: 71-1A+B1-B4 to 71-21. The Library Associates of Haverford College launching a drive to increase membership (71-1 A+B1-B4). Coleman in discussion with Selective Service director over the draft and misleading information (71-3). Marcel M. Gutwirth, a well-renowned French scholar and critic, to be a guest speaker for the 1971 program of the Library Associates of HC (71-8). Two Haverford College seniors named recipients of Keasbey Scholarship (71-18).

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Info Project: 71-16. Giving support folio "Haverford College Profiles -- 1971 (71-16).

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Info Projects: 71-22 to 71-41. Overview of the students named to the student council in April 1971 (71-23). Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy, Senator Charles McCurdy Mathias Jr., and two Philly-area educators given honorary degrees from HC at commencement (71-33).

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Info Projects: 71-42 to 71-67. Fall 1971 marks HC's 138th year (71-42). Bruce C. Cooper appointed to the newly created position of Conference Director at HC (71-46). Faculty Women's Club of HC to hold a "Political Education Night" (71-47). Haverford College presents awards to a prominent Quaker and three other men on October 29, 1971 (71-60). Robert Katz, a 20-year-old senior at HC, has a 2500-word paper accepted for publication in "Classical World", a scholarly journal (71-64).

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 71-68 to 72-4. William E. Sheppard II, Director of Alumni Affairs for HC and editor-in-chief of the Fund Raising Institute, died at his home in Plymouth Meeting on October 22, 1971, at age 57 (71-70). Mrs. Mamie Phipps Clark, Robert MacCrate, Chalmers V.A. Pittman, and Professor W. Wistar Comfort all named to the Board of Managers of HC (71-71 and 71-72 and 71-73). Information about the Durer Festival at HC (71-74). Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges receive $75,000 fund from...

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Info Projects: 72-5 to 72-28. James Lyons, Dean of Students, announced the resignation of his post at HC after accepting a position as dean of student affairs at Stanford University (72-17).

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 72-29 to 72-43. Haverford College has received gifts totalling $1.5 million to create two new endowed professional chairs, in memory of Mrs. Ruth Marshall Magill and William R. Kenan, Jr., respectively (72-31). James Sims, the agent at the Penn Central's Haverford station, is due to retire May 31, 1972, and President Coleman and other faculty members will walk to the station with coffee and refreshments to thank him for his service to the College (72-33). Bertrand F. Bell III...

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Info Projects: 72-44z2 to 72-48. 244 new students entered the freshman class in fall 1972 -- detailed profiles on the students (72-44).

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 72-49 to 72-75. HC receives nearly $2.4 million in gifts in 1971-1972 (72-50). Charles (Chuck) Durante named sports information director at HC (72-51). Joseph L. Seiler III of Ocean City named co-editor of the Bryn Mawr-Haverford College News (72-52). Gerhard E. Spiegler, provost and professor of religion at HC, to deliver main address at Honors Convocation on October 10 1972 (72-55). Portrait of Dr. Jonathan E. Rhoads to be unveiled to celebrate the end of his nine-year term...