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Scope and Contents

Info Projects 76-18 to 76-73. Varsity tennis team hometowners (76-20 through 76-27). Varsity baseball hometowners (76-29 through 76-46). Varsity golf hometowners (76-50 through 76-60). Varsity lacrosse team hometowners (76-61 through 76-73).

Scope and Contents

Info Projects 76-120 to 76-152. Haverford College announces drive to raise $20 million dollars by 1980 (76-120). Commencement releases, including honors and awards presented to students, both graduating and not, at Haverford College (76-121 through 76-144). Feature on Pete Steenbergen, Haverford College's star tennis player, to be released in the "Butler Eagle" (76-147). Varsity tennis post-season releases (76-148 through 76-152).

Scope and Contents Info Projects 76-153 to 76-200. Golf team letter winners (76-153 through 76-158). President Coleman named a member of the 1976 National United Nations Day Committee, which will be held on October 24th (76-159). Track letter winners (76-160 through 76-173). Baseball letter winners (76-174 through 76-188). The Henry Luce Foundation grants $225,000 to Haverford College to support a professor who will create a program around ethical issues in various professions for five years (76-189). Lacrosse...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 76-201 to 76-240. Lacrosse 1976 letter winners/post-season release (76-201 through 76-209). The 148th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society to be held on Haverford's campus from June 22nd to 24th, 1976 (76-210). Pete Steenbergen named All-American in NCAA Division III Tennis and advanced all the way to the semi-finals (76-212). Profiles on all eighteen of the freshmen entering Haverford College in the fall of 1976 as Magill-Rhodes Scholars (76-214 through 76-231). Thomas...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 76-241 to 76-281. Political science professor Harvey Glickman named Acting Provost for 1976-1977 at Haverford College (76-242). HC biology professor Ariel G. Loewy the only representative of an undergraduate institution to be awarded a National Science Foundation NATO Senior Fellowship in Science (76-243). Cross-country hometown press releases for fall 1976 team (76-245 through 76-267). The Haverford College varsity soccer team defeats the United States Naval Academy team in a...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 76-282 to 76-299B. Haverford College Saturday Program, in which high school students from the inner-city of Philadelphia take classes at Haverford College for a day, is in its tenth year (76-283). Robert MacCrate, HC '43, puts $50,000 towards the renovation of Haverford's music building and auditorium (76-284). Phil Zipin, a junior on the varsity soccer team at HC, leads the team this season (76-286). HC honors four graduates with the 1976 Haverford Awards -- Robert C. Good,...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 76-299C to 76-357. Henry C. Beerits elected to the Haverford College Board of Managers (76-299C). Haverford College to honor the late Miriam M. H. Thrall at a memorial service on December 8th, 1976, and will dedicate the Gest Center's art gallery-lounge area to her memory (76-302). Five HC soccer players named to the Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division all-star teams -- Timur Galen, Philip Zipin, Matthew Zipin, Brian Shuman, and David Cowhey (76- 304). Basketball...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 77-1 to 77-40. President John R. Coleman announces that he will leave his post on June 30, 1977, after ten years in the role (77-3). John W. Gould named associate director of Haverford College's fundraising drive for $20 million (77-5). Marcel Gutwirth named HC's William R. Kenan Jr. Professor effective on July 1, 1977 (77-6). Senior Dick Voith surpasses basketball team's career scoring record and raises it to over 2,000 points (77-12). Haverford College names search committee...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 76-74 to 76-118. Varsity lacrosse team hometowners (76-74 through 76-78). Varsity track and field hometowners (76-86 through 76-100). Free business consulting workshop to be held at Haverford College and will be sponsored by NTl Institute of Arlington, Virginia, for another year (76-113). Commencement for Spring 1976 announcements (76-115). James L. Canan elected to one-year term as President of the Students' Council at Haverford College (116). United States Senator Charles M....