LehighWeek Volume 05, Issue 06

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Dia De La Hispanidad
En Lehigh University Goodman Stadium
Lehigh Football vs. Northeastern
Sabado, 12 de Octubre
Actividades comenzaran a las 11:00 am
Lehigh Univt rsity,   Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
October 8,1991
Dia De La\ Hispanidad
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Eventos del dfa
*Muevanse al sonido Latino del"Conjunto crea" que
estara entreteniendolos desde las 11 am hasta tarde.
Y disfruten de los "Pinchos" y arroz con
habichuelas del Hogar Crea
*Los primeros 2,000 ninos (menos de 12,anos de
edad) que entren al estadio recibiran un paquete de
Crayolas cortesia de Binney & Smith.
*Vean objetos culturales, videos de lenguaje y
participen en varios juegos de ninos-incluyendo un
concurso de Pinata, cortesia de la Asociacion
Cultural Latinoamericana.
*Diviertanse viendo el   grupo Latino de Colombia
baitando en trajes tfpicos de su pais, en el tiempo de
receso del juego de football, cortesia de Hispanic
Suggestion de Allentown.
Para mas informacion llame al telefono 758-4263
Hispanic Heritage Day
At Lehigh University, Goodman Stadium
Lehigh Football vs. Northeastern
Saturday, October 12th
Activities begin at 11 am
Stadium Events
*Sway to the Latino sounds of "Conjunto Crea"
who'll be performing from 11 a.m. to kick off at 1
p.m. Enjoy Hogar Crea's famous "pinchos" and rice
& beans.
*The first 2,000 youths (12 and under) entering the
stadium will receive a complimentary four-pack of
Crayola Crayons, courtesy of Binney & Smith.
*See cultural artifacts, language videos and participate in various ethnic youth games-including a
Pinata contest, courtesy of Asociacion Cultural
Latinoamericana.
*Enjoy the spectacle of watching the Latin and
Colombian dance groups perform in native dress at
halftime of the football contest, courtesy of
Hispanic Suggestion of Allentown.
For more information call 7LU-GAME
United Way Drive Begins!
Jazz Artist
Czechowski
Plays Hogar
Crea Betiefit
Lehigh's annua! United Way
Drive will kick-off Wed., Oct. 9 at
4:30 p.m. in Clayton Conference Center (room 91) of Ranch Business Center. Jim
Gunton, dean of the College of Arts and Science, will chair this year's campaign.
Many of our friends and neighbors are suffering in the current
economic downturn and need our support more than ever. Please be
as generous as possible!
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Joynt to Speak at Founder's
Day Ceremony Oct. 13
A-^ehigh University will confer undergraduate and
advanced degrees upon nearly 250 students at the
University's 113th annual Founder's Day Ceremonies on Sunday, October 13. Carey B. Joynt, the
Monroe J. Rathbone Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Lehigh, will give the principal
address. He will discuss "American Ascendancy:
Challenges and Opportunities."
During the Founder's Day ceremonies Peter
Likins, president of Lehigh, will confer degrees upon
seniors and graduate students who completed their
degree requirements over the past summer. Diplomas
will be awarded to students in Lehigh's Colleges of
Arts and Science, Business and Economics, Education, and Engineering and Applied Science.
Three honorary degrees will be presented at the
ceremony. Robert I. Rotberg, president of Lafayette
College, will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane
Letters degree. A prolific scholar and writer on
African and Haitian affairs, Rotberg is the author or
editor of numerous publications on African and Haitian topics.
Beatrice C. Engstrand, assistant professor of
neurology at New York Medical College, will receive
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