Brown and White Vol. 102 no. 13

              lounge the different colors of the shirts represent the forms of domestic violence each victim suffered red shirts are for victims of rape and sexual assault blue and green for survivors of childhood sexual assault yellow for bat tered women purple for women who have been attacked because of their sexual orientation and white for those died from domestic violence tori bronaugh staff psychologist said the array of colors is symbolic of the rainbow of people affected by domestic violence calabrese said the display of shirts is an effective and powerful way to create an awareness of domestic vio lence the shirts are very graphic in telling the story of each person's experience one shirt shows bloody gun shot holes and says 7 wounds that took your life broke our hearts kirn edelen 95 decorated a shirt on behalf of the office of multicultural affairs edelen said the shirts allow people to associate a name with an act which makes domestic violence a more serious problem when you see something like this edelen said the english department is downsizing its faculty by offering an early retirement package to those who are 58 years and older as outlined in the lehigh plan for the university the university implemented the early retirement plan approximately a year ago to reduce the number of both faculty and staff members in all departments a five-year-old girl ashley m was beaten for 29 hours until she died a white t-shirt hangs in her memory in grace lounge in the university center which says no more tears no more pain no more violence this shirt is displayed as part of the clothesline project from wednesday oct 26 to today to raise awareness and honor victims of domestic violence no one deserves to live in fear it is not right for anyone to live in fear kathy calabrese director of the women's center said no one has the right to hurt another person the shirts are decorated by students faculty and staff at lehigh who have been victims themselves or know someone who is a victim of domestic violence t-shirts can still be made through friday in the grace student injured in accident by grete haentjens associate editor please see accident page 8 traci douma 97 a member of alurt and the first emergency medical technician to reach the scene said although he was wearing a hel met mclelland suffered some head trauma and back injuries douma and carey smith 95 another emt responded to the call and stabilized mclelland s head and back put on a protecti ve col lar placed him on a backboard and treated abra sions on his neck alurt assisted bethlehem para airlifted to the hospital as a precau tion but is now in satisfactory condi tion the fact that he's being released tomorrow is a very good sign smeaton said wednesday afternoon lehigh police were first to the scene followed by the lehigh uni versity response team the bethle hem police and fire departments as sisted mclelland was taken by ambu lance to the broughal middle school field where he was airlifted to the hospital a lehigh student injured tues day afternoon in a motorcycle acci dent in the rauch business center parking lot was airlifted by medevac to the lehigh valley hospital for treatment john b mclelland 11 95 was thrown from his motorcycle head first into a wall near the steps behind rauch john smeaton vice president of student affairs said mclelland was the brown and white lehigh university's student newspaper founded in 1894 friday october 28 1994 all the lehigh news first former vice president speaks with students vol 102 no 13 by deana di dio senior news editor j danforth quayle former vice president of the united states vis ited his son tucker 96 at lehigh this weekend and extended his stay on campus to interact with students quayle spent friday evening at dinner with his son and saw the first half of the football game saturday richard barsness executive di rector of lacocca institute knew quayle would be on campus for par ents weekend and extended an invi tation to him last may to speak with lehigh students we felt we had some sense he would be receptive to an invitation barsness said we were thinking about distinguished people to invite to campus and we thought maybe we could get him to extend his stay quayle decided to accept the in vitation to become more involved with his son's university i'm a big supporter of lehigh because my son goes here quayle said the lacocca institute sponsored baw photo by mv j baker dan quayle speaks to lacocca scholars and several faculty members at a luncheon on monday please see quayle page 8 quayle s day on monday making him the executive-in-residence barsness tried to organize events to give quayle the opportunity to interact with different students quayle spoke and answered ques tions in professor of economics ri chard aronson's federal public fi nance class i felt the interaction with classes in the two areas of the universities arts and sciences and business would be really nice barsness said he then attended a luncheon with lacocca scholars in the university center asking the students questions about the program and about voting lacocca scholar susan gardner 95 said the main premise of the lacocca scholar program was to be competitive on the national level as well as on the lehigh level she thought quayle was an appropriate person to attend the luncheon be cause he was the head of the council on competitiveness a non-partisan education institution dealing with shirts displayed in memory of victims english department gives early retirement plan to reduce faculty by erin fiato news writer by abbasia khan news writer please see retire page 8 barbara traister professor of english said the goal is to grow smaller because the university is try ing to control their budget traister said the other alterna tive is to raise tuition tuition will increase anyway but not at the rate it would have if departments were not downsized some departments are losing people other departments aren't los please see women page 8 ump ill news 1 " 8 i i j world news briefs 2 quayle visit 3 9fi wm phantom of the auction 4 f tlfy * "^^^ ! halloween 11 fs&4~j i typical lehigh dress 13 i ; .*' •*: . r(m)ll)<iil prtmcw £$\ . head of the charles 22 men's soccer lehigh beats temple 2-0 see sports page 24