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Scope and Contents Info Projects 79-91 to 79-119. President Stevens announces appointment of Samuel Gubins as treasurer of the college (79-91). Richard J. Schwab and Ray Lemisch, HC lacrosse players, named to the Mid-Atlantic Division All-Star team (79-94). Jerry Miraglia named to the first team of the Middle Atlantic Conference's All-Star squad as a first baseman (79-95). Matthew Sekelick named to the second team of the Middle Atlantic Conference's All-Star Squad as an outfielder (79-96). John Frederick...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 79-120 to 79-146. Haverford College names William K. Rawding the new head coach of the Ford wrestling team (79-123). New board members Bolling, Dasenbrock, and Palitz named to the Board of Managers (79-129). Varsity soccer and varsity cross-country hometown press releases (79-135). The Haverford cross-country team wins the Middle Atlantic Conference Cross-Country championship (79-136). Tim O'Neill, the goaltender of HC, finishes his last of four seasons at HC (79-137). List of...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 79-147 to 79-169. The Haverford-Bryn Mawr Quaker Activities Committee (QUAC) to sponsor a day of fasting for Cambodia (79-151). HC cross-country team places 16th in the NCAA (79-152). Richard J. Bernstein named T. Wistar Brown Professor of Philosophy at HC (79-153). A collection of old and unusual bibles to be put on display in an exhibit in the fall semester of 1979 (79-155). A group of students, the self-proclaimed "Haverford Rescue Committee", appeal to the parents of HC...

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 80-1 to 80-41A. G. Holger Hansen, associate VP of Swarthmore College, named vice president for institutional advancement of Haverford College (80-7). Archibald MacIntosh, emeritus vice president and director of admissions at Haverford College, dies (80-9). The International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) has made a grant of $60,000 to Haverford College to support a program to encourage minority students to study science (80-12). Mike Racke, junior basketball player at HC,...

Scope and Contents Info Projects: 80-42 to 80-79. An elm tree to be planted on Arbor Day on Founders Green to replace the "Penn Treaty Elm", which succumbed to Dutch-elm disease (80-48). No 80-49 or 80-50. The Haverford College Lacrosse team to host the Lee Lacrosse Club of Orpington, Kent, England in the first of their six-game tour in the United States (80-52). Commencement information for spring 1980 (80-53). The Magill Library to hold a mystery-themed exhibit about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (80-54). Two more...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 80-82 to 80-114. Ronald Scott Jenkins, a professional clown, wins a Danforth Graduate Fellowship for advanced study toward a Ph.D. degree in education (80-82). Marty Gilbert resigns as head tennis coach and physical education instructor at Haverford College to move to Israel (80-84). Haverford College receives grant of $250,000 from the National Science Foundation to upgrade the computer competency of STEM students (80-88). The Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Memorial Fund donates...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 80-115 to 80-141. Parents' Day will offer seminars, tours, concerts, games, and other activities for the 500+ visiting parents and families (80-117). The HC field hockey team won its first home game, the first women's sports event EVER to be held at Haverford (80-119). No 80-126. Bernard Henderson promoted from associate director of development for foundations, corporations, and government relations to director of development of these areas (80-127). HC receives $10,000 grant...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 80-142 to 80-170. The Haverford Soccer team beats Swarthmore and is able to advance to the Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division's championship (80-142). The Haverford Cross-Country team qualifies for the NCAA championships for the third consecutive year (80-143). Raimundo Panikkar, a professor from University of California at Santa Barbara to lecture at HC as part of the Gest Center's initiative towards the cross-cultural study of religion (80-147). No 80-150, 80-151,...