LehighWeek Volume 06, Issue 09

              High School
Seniors
Swarm
Campus
Lehigh is holding an open
house for college-bound high
school seniors on Friday, Nov.
6. The event, new this year,
will allow students and guidance counselors from the mid-
Alantic region to experience
Lehigh first hand.
The day will begin with an
overview of the university at 9
a.m. followed by a financial
aid session. Both will be offered again at 1 p.m. Throughout the day, students are invited to take guided tours of
the campus and attend
classes.
Visitors will be able to meet
with faculty from the three
undergraduate colleges, admissions officers, financial aid
personnel and athletic department representatives. Students can also visit the Hillel
House which will be open from
10-11 a.m.
"It is an excellent day for
high school students because
they will have a unique opportunity to experience the learning environment at Lehigh,"
said Pat Boig, director of admissions. "Students will also
be able to talk directly with
representatives from all areas of the university."
Vol. 6, Issue 9
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Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa.
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AJVlarch for the Battle Against Cancer
More than 50 Good Scholar candidates and the brothers of Zeta
Psi fraternity marched down the Hill on Oct. 25 for the benefit
kick-off for the American Cancer Society. "It was great to see
that everyone was so enthusiastic and wanted to be involved,"
said Andrew Frishman, Zeta Psi member and head of the
campaign. Mayor Ken Smith and Provost Al Pense joined in
the event. Booths for the Good Scholar election are still open
in Rathbone dining hall and the West Lobby of the University
Center until Nov. 7. Each dollar donation represents one vote.
All proceeds go directly for cancer research.
Photo by: Amy Pasechnik '96
Tim Berger finishes in record time.
Tim Berger, a graduate student in civil engineering, was the
first runner to cross the finish line and win $75 in the Second
Annual Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Fun Run held Oct. 22, on
the Hill. Berger's time was seven minutes and 50 seconds. The
female winner, who also won $75, was Trish Reddington '93,
whose time was ten minutes. Nearly 150 runners and walkers
participated in the race. Proceeds will benefit Court Appointed
Special Advocates for Abused Children, (CASA).
Mentoring Matters!
Photo by Elizabeth Keegin Colley
Michael Smerconish '84 (left), Federal Housing Commissioner and regional administrator for the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development, reminisces with his
mentor David Amidon, director of urban studies. Smerconish
says, "I found him (Amidon) to be the most well-read individual I have ever met and I still feel that way. Everything
that is Lehigh can be summed up in Dave Amidon."
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