LehighWeek Volume 01, Issue 17

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The Career Of Daren Queenan
A look at what the outstanding performance
of Lehigh basketball great Daren Queenan
has meant. See Story Page 4 >
Order Of The Crown
Lehigh professor Johannes Egbers has
been presented the Order of the Crown by
the King of Belgium. See Story Page 3 >
Calendar Of Events
Lehigh University events scheduled through
February, including movies,
exhibits and sports. See Calendar Page 8 >
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Bill Cheslock is congratulated by Lehigh
head coach Fran McCaffery after scoring
his 1,000th-career point last Saturday
night at Stabler center. The Brown and
White now has three 1,000-point scorers
in its starting lineup.
Photography by PAM LOTT
Ferko-Adams
Lehigh Hosts Conference
On Women's Health
The seventh annual Women's Health
Conference will be held at Lehigh
University on Saturday, March 12 from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. "Charting Your Course
for a Healthy Lifestyle" is the theme for
this year's conference, which will
include 24 workshops on health issues.
The conference is open to the public.
It is sponsored by the Women's Alliance
of Lehigh and WomanCare of The Allentown Hospital.
Denice Ferko-Adams, a registered dietitian, will be the
keynote speaker and will discuss designing a healthier lifestyle.
A nutrition consultant for the Lehigh Valley Coalition for Cancer
Control and Sports Medicine Lehigh Valley, she has also
developed programs for Mack Trucks, Air Products and Bethlehem Steel. In 1986 she received a state award as the Recognized
Young Dietitian of the Year.
Friday, February 26 is the deadline for registration. Space is
limited, and late registration will be accepted only through March
4 on a space-available basis.
Participants will be able to attend three of 24 workshops
offered on such topics as stress, nutrition, exercise, dealing with
the loss of a loved one, skin care and plastic surgery. Other
topics to be addressed include rape, contraception, childbirth,
menopause and the role of women as mothers and daughters.
In conjunction with the Health Conference, a special mother/
daughter weekend is planned at the University. Women attending the conference are encouraged to invite their mothers,
daughters, sisters, grandmothers, aunts, friends, etc.
The conference registration fee, which includes lunch, is $5
for Lehigh students and $ 15 for faculty and staff. For more
information and registration materials, call Lehigh's dean of
students office at 215-758-4158.
Seek Economic Benefits,
Likins Tells Researchers
Boston— The economy and global competitiveness will drive
U.S. science and technology policy for at least the next decade,
so researchers should focus on the economic benefits of their
work to attract funding, Lehigh University's president said
Sunday (Feb. 14).
Speaking at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston, Lehigh
President Peter Likins made this point while addressing the
controversial subject of the new Science and Technology
Centers that President Reagan directed the National Science
Foundation to establish this year.
His comments followed the recent announcement that
the fiscal 1988 NSF budget for all research centers and individual investigator proposals would grow only 3.3 percent, leaving
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