Brown and White Vol. 100 no. 41

              see rauch page 4 pro-choice supporters march on nation's capital in protest see march page 2 spent so much time doing this and now that we're here it's worth it the lehigh representatives arrived in the city and assembled on the lawn surrounding the washington monument the rally began at 10:45 a.m and thousands of people continued to stream onto the grounds as protesters chanted and sang together right-to-life your name's a lie you don't care if women die sang the crowd while protestors carried wire hangers as a reminder of the days when abortions were illegal the beginning of the march was delayed when anti-abortion protestors blocked the pro choice advocates route speakers at the rally told the crowd to be patient and wait for the police to vacate the streets they've got to clear things up before you go out there explained a rally spokeswoman if confronted the woman said don't hit don't touch anybody the lehigh group did not meet many anti abortion protestors except an occasional wan derer who warned the marchers that their position on abortion will bring punishment in the next life once the march began the lehigh students joined hands tightly to avoid being separattd in the crowd and moved slowly through the streets down pennsylvania avenue where the rally continued on the steps of the capitol walking chanting and singing the marchers wore shirts which read one voice for pro choice and carried banners warning keep your laws off my body and president bush baw photo by jim koiberg students hang banners on the statues in front of the capitol as the pro-choice rally continues forty-eight representatives from lehigh joined the estimated 600,000 protestors who marched in sunday's demonstration in washington o.c forty-eight members of the lehigh commun ity joined thousands of men women and children from all over the country to protest in a pro-choice march sunday in washington dc according to the philadelphia inquirer the district of columbia police estimated that 300,000 people participated in the march but the protest's organizers said the crowd num bered more than 600,000 lehigh participants left from packer avenue in front of e.w fairchild-martindale library at4:3oa.m sunday four hours later the 48 pro choice marchers arrived at the robert f kennedy memorial stadium outside the nat ion's capital and took the subway into the city nine lehigh participants were men and 39 were women one faculty member classics department chairwoman amy richlin four members of lehigh's support staff two people from the community who were not able to get seats on other buses and 41 students marched behind the banner reading lehigh students for choice more than 500 colleges and universities sent busloads of students to the protest schools like the university of pennsylvania and oberlin college in ohio brought 300 students to the march organizers of lehigh's group sophom ores steve ragland and sandee pyne said they were satisfied with the response they received from lehigh pyne said it's hard to be in such a conserva tive school it's just so inspiring that somehow we got this crowd together for the day we've by rob yn suri ano brown and white asst news editor the brown and white vol.loo n0.41 lehigh university tuesday april 11 1989 bethlehem pennsylvania ground broken for business center 215 758-4181 the college of business and econ omics which gives it the international prominence itdeserves said clayton lehigh president peter likins introduced philip rauch rauch a member of the class of 1933 said when he was a business student at lehigh he felt like an will enhance the image of the lehigh business school he said after three years of fundraising 16.8 million of the 17.8 millon need ed has been donated by 70 families six of which donated more than 1 mil lion the business center will have four floors above ground as well as one below it will contain 40 teaching areas small break rooms and a 200 person capacity auditorium there will also be an outdoor courtyard on the south side of the building which is targeted for completion i n august 1990 according to dean of the college of in a sense that center will help put us in a fully competitive position in terms of physical facilities " richard bareness dean of the college of business and economics by jennifer sajda brown and white news wrttor philip rauch's dream of housing the entire college of business and econ omics under one roof finally is coming true groundbreaking ceremonies were held friday at the site and the construction of the rauch business center the new headquarters for the business college william l clayton a member of the class of 1951 and chairman of the rauch business center campaign committee opened the ceremony he said he was pleased with the great deal of enthusiasm shown for the project the center will be a place for spoke briefly thanking murray goodman who suggested that the new center should be situated in the area where taylor stadium was located and then made it possible likins orphan of the engineering school he said the dream of a lehigh business school is finally coming true and he is thankful that he is able to participate in it his hope for the center is that it men laxers drop cliffhanger to radford 9-8 page 17 baseball squad swept by tow son tigers page 20 what's inside aids victim urges that education will conquer fear page 3 psa debate addresses lu divestment page 5 a n | â–  stout leads diverse pieces in spring vespers page 12 mathematics plus creativity equals fractal art page t3