LehighWeek Volume 01, Issue 30

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INSIDE QUOTES:
••A shoe should not be worn
for beauty alone. A shoe
should be protection for the
musculoskeletal system? 5
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In order for change to take
place, the walls have to
come down? '
—Professor Arkady Voloshin
High-heels, Page
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—Lee Iacocca
Compelitiveness, Page
^Music, in its structure and
rhythms, is very
mathematical.'^
-Pianist Raymond Wong, '88
Music. Page
6
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Issue Thirty
August 10,1988
Probing The Ozone Hole
PHOTOGRAPH by BERNHARD J. SUESS
Roland Lovejoy is one of a handful of scientists taking specific      ^
measurements in the stratosphere above the poles. Story on Page **^
Colonial League Set
To Expand In 1990
By Ron Ticho
Spoils Information Director
Lehigh University acknowledges that an agreement in principle has been
reached by the Colonial League to expand both its membership and play in
sports in addition to football starting in the 1990-91 season. The
announcement was made by David W. Ellis, President of Lafayette College,
and Chair of the league's Council of Presidents.
The United States Military Academy and Fordham University have
agreed in principle to join the Colonial League and the league will expand to
21 sports — 11 for men and 10 for women, according to Alan W. Childs,
Executive Director of the Colonial League. The league anticipates playing a
full competitive schedule beginning with the 1990-91 season.
The Colonial League was founded in 1984 as a football league
comprised of Lehigh, Bucknell, Colgate, Davidson, Holy Cross and
Lafayette.
Plans call for official ratification of the expanded membership to take
place with the signing of letters of agreement in September. Specific details
with regards to league scheduling and arrangements are being worked on.
"The addition of Army and Fordham to our league establishes a base of
competition from which to build," commented John C. Whitehead, Lehigh's
Director of Athletics. "These institutions have an old and established
tradition of excellence in both athletics and academics. The expansion of
sports among Colonial League members provides ground for exciting
competition and the further development of rivalries."
"We are bringing together a group of institutions of higher learning
which enjoy high standards of admission and achievement, as well as
commitments to intercollegiate athletics," said Peter Likins, President of
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Duke Succeeds McCaffery
As Head Basketball Coach
David Duke has been named head mens basketball coach at Lehigh
University. Duke has been promoted from assistant coach to head mentor
with the departure of Fran McCaffery who has been named an assistant
coach at the Univeristy of Notre Dame.
The announcement was made at an August 1. 1988 press conference by
John C. Whitehead, Lehigh's Director of Athletics.
"I'm very excited about the challenge and feel confident that we can
continue our great success," said Duke. "I feel we have a solid nucleus of
returning players along with an exciting group of freshman.  I'm very happy
that Lehigh is giving me this opportunity."
Duke, a 1974 graduate of Villanova University, recently completed his
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A SCHOLAR'S LIFE TEACHING IN CHINA
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