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Scope and Contents Info Projects 82-32 to 82-65. Continuation of 82-32, specifically the press distribution lists (82-32). Kevin Bishop, a HC junior, awarded $32,000 Beinecke Memorial Scholarship, making him one of five Beinecke Scholars nationwide (82-34). Christian and Mar Lindback Foundation Distinguished Teachers for 1981-1982 are John Spielman, Claude Wintner, and Ronald Thiemann at HC (82-36). No 82-37. American and foreign scholars to convene at HC to discuss "Africana Philosophy" for the first time...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 83-1 to 83-29. HC French Professor Marcel Gutwirth named the college's first Jaan and John Whitehead Professor, which honors John Whitehead, Class of 1943, who served as chairman of HC's Board of Managers for ten years (83-2). Stephen Tessino appointed controller of Haverford College, placing him in charge of account functions of the college (83-3). HC senior Paul Robiolio awarded Marshall scholarship for postgraduate study in England, making him the third HC student in the...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 83-30 to 83-62. Patricia Lockhart of Merck presents a $5,000 check to Provost and Professor Robert Gavin and Professor Melvin Santer to help fund the renovation of biology department facilities (83-30). Information pertaining to the HC Spring of 1983 Commencement Ceremonies (83-31). Philosophy Professor Richard Bernstein, chemistry professor Colin MacKay, and economics professor Michael Weinstein selected as the Christian and Mary Lindback Foundation Distinguished Teachers for...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 84-1 to 84-25. HC receives gift of $2,000 from Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company (84-2). Angela Davis, a notable Black feminist, to discuss "Women, Race, and Gender" at Haverford College's Second Annual Feminist Symposium on Friday, February 3, 1984 (84-5). HC receives a $250,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation (84-7). HC receives donation of $50,000 from the PQ Corporation of Valley Forge, PA, to establish a Scientific Equipment Challenge Fund in honor of HC's...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 84-24, 84-26 to 84-50. HC's Student Work Program gathers volunteers to clean up campus to mark "Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Day" (84-28). Robert M. Gavin Jr., provost and professor of chemistry at HC, to leave over the 1984 summer to assume the role of President at Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota (84-30). No 84-31. Mark Miller, a HC senior, one of three winners nationwide to receive a Keasbey Memorial Foundation Scholarship (84-32). No 84-33. HC Spring of 1984...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 84-51 to 84-75, also 84-S-128. Joanne Mitchell, as assistant director of admissions at Drew University since 1980, appointed associate director of admissions at HC (84-54). Norman G. Ricker Jr. appointed director of Haverford's physical plant (84-55). Jerome Williams, assistant professor of Spanish at HC, chosen to receive a Research Fellowship from the John Carter Brown Library at Brown University (84-57). George E. (Skip) Lawrence appointed director of development, Marilyn...

Scope and Contents Info Projects 84-76 to 84-92e. HC fine arts department to dedicate its new foundry on Sunday, November 11, 1984, and the foundry will be used by students, visiting artists, and fine arts professor Christopher Cairns to cast sculptures in bronze (84-78). No 84-80 or 84-81. Over 900 students, faculty, and administrators of Haverford College expected to participate in an annual nationwide fast on Thursday, November 15, 1984, to benefit Oxfam America, a non-profit that funds disaster relief in...