LehighWeek Volume 05, Issue 28

              Edward B. Evenson named the 1991
Winner of the John Moss Award
for Teaching Excellence
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Last Year's (1991) Placements were
Strong. This Year's Market is
tighter and still in the making.
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Commissioning Address by General Franks
Gen. Frederick M. Franks, Jr., Commanding General of the United States Army Training
and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), will present the principal address the joint Army and
Air Force commissioning ceremonies on Saturday, May 30 at 12:30 p.m. in Packer Memorial
Church. The Commissioning is part of the
University's 124th Commencement weekend activities.
Seventeen Army and Air Force cadets who
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Five to Receive Doctoral Honorary Degrees
REPUTATION!
It Speaks For Itself
Photo by KEN WHITE
Lehigh's Dean of the College of Education Al Moe
and graduate student Jeanne Yugar, who says:
"I came to Lehigh from Los Angeles to earn my
degree in school psychology. I chose Lehigh
because of its national reputation and supportive
environment both financially and personally."
Lehigh will award honorary doctoral degrees to
five outstanding individuals in recognition of
their lifetime achievements at the University's
124th Commencement exercises on Sunday,
May 31 at 2:30 p.m.
in Stabler Center.
Those to be
honored include
Cathleen Black,
president and CEO
of the American
Newspaper Publisher Association;
Lehigh trustee
John Diebold,
management consultant and chairman of JD Consulting Group, Inc.;
John E. Hearst, a
molecular bioscien-
tist and professor of chemistry at the University of California; Commencement speaker R.E. "Ted"
Turner, chairman of the board
and president of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. (TBS); and
Baccalaureate speaker Cornel
West, professor of religion and
director of the African-American Studies program at
Princeton University.
Black will receive the honorary degree Doctor of Humane
Letters; Diebold, Doctor of Engineering; Hearst, Doctor of Sci-
John Diebold
Cathleen Black
John E. Hearst
ence; Turner, Doctor of Laws; West,
Doctor of Divinity.
Black was Publisher of USA TODAY until assuming her new post at
the American
Newspaper Publisher Association
in 1991. Prior to
joining USA TODAY, Black was
publisher of New
York magazine,
and at the time of
her appointment in 1979, she was the first
woman ever to be publisher of a weekly consumer magazine. Recently, she was appointed
by President Bush to the Board of Directors of
the Points of Light Foundation. She's a graduate of Trinity College in Washington, D.C.
Diebold is an internationally
acknowledged leader in the fields
of management and technology.
He wrote his first book Automation at the age of 26, and originated many of the concepts which
are today accepted as basic to the
fields of automation and management."As chairman and founder
of JD Consulting Group, Inc., he
has provided management counsel to corporations, cities, and
several foreign governments. The
Innovators is his most recent book.
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