LehighWeek Volume 10, Issue 11

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Volume 10, Issue 11
Events this Week
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The Zoellner Arts Center
ZAC offers
sneak preview
The Zoellner Arts Center is
holding a "sneak preview" of
its magnificent facility on
Nov. 21, from 4 to 6 p.m.
There will be tea in the main
lobby of the ZAC during
those times. Please come for
a look at this facility before
Its doors are officially
opened in January 1997.
Also...It's not too late to
join alumni, parents and
friends of Lehigh by sponsoring one of the remaining
theatre or music auditorium
seats in the Zoellner Arts
Center. Call Lorraine
Wiedorn at 610-758-4874 to
reserve your seat today!
The 43rd Annual Turkey
Trot will be held Nov. 21.
Students, faculty and
staff are encouraged to
participate. See page 2.
State-of-the-art technology presented at Printing
and Mailing Open House.
Nov. 21. See page 4.
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Lehigh University Campus Weekly
November 19,1996
Tresolini lecturer gives Senator
the floor in Packard Lab
Photos by Elizabeth Keegin Colley
(Above) Lehigh pre-medical
sciences student Sonu Jain
'99, with the help of C-SPAN
sound man Christopher
Borowiski, asked Sen.
Arlen Specter a question on
tort reform relating to
medical malpractice. C-
SPAN will air Specter's
lecture on "American
Perspective" sometime
after Thanksgiving.
(Right) Sen. Specter
answers questions from the
audience.
Pennsylvania Republican
Sen. Arlen Specter gave the
twentieth Tresolini Law
Lecture titled "The Disintegration of America's Political
Center" on Nov. 11. During
his address, he argued that
the '94 congressional election
placing the republicans in
control of the House and
Senate was a reaction to the
perception that the democrats, controlling the executive and legislative branches,
wandered too far from the
center after the '92 presidential election. Similarly,
according to Specter, the
failure of the republicans to
unite government under a
republican president with a
republican House and Senate
was a reaction against the
perception that republicans in
power have wandered too far
from the center since '94.
Specter, in closing, concluded that "To do more than
react, the American electorate
must become involved in the
primary process. For the
present the democrats
through President Clinton
have articulated the centrist
rhetoric. They can talk to the
talk. It remains to be seen if
they can walk the walk. For
the republicans, we must
motivate the centrists to get of
the sidelines and onto the
playing fields if we are to
compete effectively in the year
2000."
Cancer Research Mile named
Alvin Cohen (far left) reads the proclamation from Peter Likins declaring the walk from top of the Hill between Zeta Psi and
Alpha Phi down to Rathbone Dining Hall "The Cancer Research Mile." See page 2 for story.
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