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              going she said cox left her home in dublin ireland when she was 20 years old she travell ed to aston pa where she earned a b.a in english from newmann col lege she went on to earn master's degrees in counselling at rider col lege in lawrenceville n.j and then in christian spirituality from creighton university in omaha neb her post graduate study involved work in psy chology at st bonaventure university at the newman center cox is direct ing outreach programs and is current see sister cox page 8 omr photo sister sylvia cox see pinochet page 7 ochet was so confident that the people of chile were loyal to him as their supreme lead er that on sept 30 1988 he nominated himself for presi dent of chile on a yes-no political referendum perhaps the confidence thatgeneralpinochetdisplay ed in his almost certain elec tion stemmed from the fact that just 10 years before he had won a similar referend um said valenzuela at that time the chilean people seemed to express the desire for the return of democracy to obstacles which are facing the new democratic government the most serious problem with the coalition of 16 parties that form the new government is that they will fight amongst themselves for control val enzuela said how could order possibly be maintained among these 16 different part ies this question is answer ed in the fact that pinochet still is in office commanding the chilean armies their fear of his attempt to regain control will in effect keep them together he said it is only by staying strong that they will keep pinochet under control valenzuela said pinochet remained in power due to his fear tactics and repression of the leftist communists his opposing general from other branches and the forces of democracy which inevitably defeated him valenzuela said that pin general pinochet took great offense at people calling him a dictator pamela constable latin american correspondent the boston globe chilean experts focus on pinochet's career by matthew brogowski brown and white news writer general augusto pinochet the former dictator of chile set the stage for his own des truction and as a result made chile's transition to democra cy successful said two latin american experts last week in sinclair auditorium arturo valenzuela govern ment professor and director of latin american studies at georgetown university and pamela constable the latin american correspondent for the boston globe discussed chile's successful transition to democracy and the the brown and white lehigh university friday october 12 1990 rauch delivers dedication to new building vol 98 no 9 rauch donors honored cornerstone in place time capsule buried b&w photo by jason stanford benefactor philip rauch entertains the audience with anecdotes of his glory days at lehigh by kristen kuck brown and white news editor this building will have a significant impact on the education of lehigh students for decades to come said philip rauch the major benefactor of rauch business center at the building's official dedication yesterday rauch 33 reminisced about his college days of football wrestling and partying at lehigh during the depression in front of the crowd of about 100 donors special guests faculty students and staff gathered in rauch's south courtyard during the ceremony the building's official dedication plaque bearing rauch's name and short biography was unveiled after the ceremony a time capsule was buried near the business center to mark the dedication for generations to follow other speakers at the ceremony included lehigh president peter likins william hittinger chairman of lehigh board of trustees william clayton trustee and chairman of the rauch business center fund-raising campaign committee and richard barsness dean of the college of business and economics by erin byron brown and white news writer i hope to make the newman cent er an intellectual center of catholic thought in the area attracting promin ent intellectual thinkers sister syl via cox of the order of st francis said cox joined ministry staff at lehigh in august and is working at the newman center on talyor street above taylor gym i want to see students develop a sense of religion not only spiritually but also socially psychologically and intellectually she said according to cox she was attracted sister cox joins newman center family to lehigh because of the diversity of the student body and how commited they are to service to others i am impressed by the generosity of heart i'm very excited to work with them she said the short time cox has been at lehigh has been a period of adjust ment and meeting new people she said i'm still getting to know many new people everyone has been so so kind and helpful she added enthus iastically religion is absolutly the center of my life the beginning and the end it's the shot in the arm that keeps me inside news peter likins reveals proposal to remove financial needs from admission consideration page 2 arts & leisure victim discusses the importance of coming to terms with rape page 14 sports despite a season of hard luck the women's field hockey squad holds syracuse to a close game page 14