LehighWeek Volume 08, Issue 13

              HAPPY HOLIDAYS!    I CONTENTS
Have a happy, healthy and safe
holiday season.
3St wishes for 1995!
Next issue is January 17,1995
NEWS: Edward Albee meets
students; LU goes to Japan;
NY Campaign raises $43
million; Student wins award
for own business 1-5
DEPARTMENT: A&S
enrichment starts with variety
PEOPLE: Jim Mcintosh
profiled; Achievements;
Milestones: 94-year-old
newlywed enjoys life; Changing
faces 8-10
JOBS:
CALENDAR:
10
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SOUTH MOUNTAINEER:
The Engineers win BIG in
the Sheridan Wrestling
Tournament; 6 champion
wrestlers, Rick Hepp voted
Outstanding Wrestler      13-16
SOUTH MOUNTAINEER
LEHIGHWEEK
Volume 8, Issue 13
For the Campus Community
December 6,1994
January commencement speaker to be:
William R. Scott
by Brian Merritt '98
William R. Scott, director of the
African American Studies Program
and professor of history, will give
the Commencement speech at the
mid-year graduation on January 15,
1995. It will be held at 2:30 p.m. at
Stabler Athletic and Convocation
Center.
The topic of the talk, says Scott,
will be "the part to be played by the
graduates in the fulfillment of
Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream for
America — why the realization of
his great dream remains a relevant
social goal and why they should be
firmly committed to its fulfillment."
Scott joined Lehigh's faculty in 1992, and specializes in
African-American and African studies. He is also a member
of the national council of the Institute for International
Education's South African Education Program, and is the
author of Son's ofSheba's Race: African Americans and the
Italo-Ethiopian War which is about Italy's 1935 invasion of
Ethiopia.
A native of Philadelphia, Pa., Scott earned a B.A. in
history from Lincoln University, an M.A. in African history
from Howard University, and an M.A. and a Ph.D. in
American history from Princeton University. Prior to
coming to Lehigh, he served as dean ofthe School of Arts
and Science at Clark Atlanta University, and associate dean
at Wellesley College and Oberlin College.
Lehigh goes to Japan
Jiro Kondo, head of the Japanese delegation, was Dr. Likin's counterpart at the Business-
University Forum of Japan. See page 3 for more coverage of Japan.
World AIDS Day
Students Kristie Darien, Alicia
Russo, Yolanda Rivera, and
Ali Richardson hang a ribbon
on the sculpture "Strake" in
front of Maginnes Hall in
recognition of World AIDS
Day.   Photo by Ben Swears '98
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The sweet
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Bethlehem Mayor
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about the outcome of the
annual Lehigh-Lafayette
football game. The real
winners were children from
both the Easton and
Bethlehem Boys and Girls
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candy donated by Just Born
of Bethlehem and crayons
from Binney and Smith of
Easton. Photo by John Kish IV
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