LehighWeek Volume 02, Issue 05

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INSIDE QUOTES:
••Socially and emotionally disturbed children lack regular
interactions with their non-
handicapped peers. 99
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I feel that is important to
develop new techniques in
teaching. 59
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-Centennial School director Fred West
Integration Program, Page
-Physics professor W. Beall Fowler
Faculty Profile, Page
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When I first walked into the
classroom, I thought it was
something out of Orwell's
'1984.'99
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Interactive Video, Page
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LehighWeek
Volume Two, Issue Five
October 5,1988
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Victory Caps Opening
Of Goodman Stadium
iVlore than 13,000 fans celebrated the opening of
Lehigh's new Murray H. Goodman Stadium on
Saturday. The Brown and White football team
played a key role in the festivities, winning the first
game played in the nation's newest sports stadium
by a 27-14 margin over Cornell. It was a glorious
day in Saucon Valley, with the many Lehigh flags
framed against South Mountain and summer-like
weather that was perfect for tailgate parties.
PHOTOGRAPHS By BERNHARD J. SUESS
Alcohol Policy Set
For University Events
By Rita Malone
Lehigh University Writers' Group
Lehigh University has tightened its rules regarding the
use of alcohol at university-sponsored events for which
Lehigh is legally the "host." Such events include lectures, dinners, receptions, parties and picnics organized by
various groups of faculty, staff, trustees, alumni volunteers and students.
"Lehigh University does not hold a liquor license, nor
do we intend to buy one," said Peter Likins, president of
Lehigh. "Our insurance coverage protects us only in
those situations where Lehigh is the 'social host,' which
means not only that Lehigh is the host but also the alcohol
is not sold to guests."
Community groups and individuals using. Lehigh's
facilities will no longer be allowed to serve alcoholic
beverages at any function on the campus. This change in
policy affects any event for which rooms were reserved
after May 22, 1988. Such events include fund-raising
dinners and dances for non-profit groups, wedding receptions, and non-Lehigh class reunions.
"This change will cause some distress," Likins
continued. "Some groups and individuals will schedule
their affairs elsewhere, and this I regret. But our options
are severely limited."
Alcoholic beverages may be served only at events
where the university is the social host and no alcohol can
be served to anyone under 21 years of age. Responsibility
for violating this provision rests with both the party
serving the beverage and the minor. In addition, no
alcoholic beverage may be sold at any campus event.
When alcoholic beverages are served, reception
periods generally should be limited to 45 minutes and
should never exceed one hour. Alternative non-alcoholic
beverages must be available and hors d'oeuvres or other
food should be served. For dinner events, wine may be
served after the reception only by the glass at the table.
No "hard liquor" or after-dinner drinks should be served.
Most events on campus probably conform to these
rules already. For help in planning university events at   '
which alcoholic beverages will be served call the office of
community relations and university events.
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