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              women as men in order to create a stu dent body of the highest academic caliber and which is better balanced in terms of men and women 4 that the office of admissions try to use faculty current students and recent graduates especially minorities and wome^more actively in recruiting 5 that the university investigate the establishment of a tuition-payment plan martin richter professor of psychol ogy suggested the committee request that the administration respond to these recommendations since there has been no reaction so far demic environment committee's sub committees were also given at the committee meeting the admissions subcommittee pro posed several recommendations which were passed by the forum including 1 that the university establish a tui tion loan fund 2 that the office of admissions inves tigate the feasibility of recruiting stu dents outside the university's current recruiting markets in ordert to widen its student pools 3 that the office of admissions should encourage the application of as many by jams barney a resolution calling for the establish ment of a forum subcommittee to establish a uniform system for students to evaluate a teaching ability and perfor mance of their professors was passed thursday by the academic environ ment committee the evaluation is to be implemented and funded by th administration according to david bailin 84 co chairman of the student involvement with tenure subcommittee which pres ented the resolution the resolution will be presented at today's final meeting of forum xiv the final reports of each of the aca forum to voteon student evaluations heeere's petey ! mm b&w photo by adam sevb pete and pat likins seem to be having a presiden tial bail last saturday in stabler arena providing intermission entertainment between big band era oldies in the background jarvis brecker 85 and presidential ball committee director shares a few words with orchestra leader lee castle see story page 3 < likins states 2 alternatives in regard to social codes by kathi moore there are two alternative for a social code university president peter likins told fraternity house presidents at an inter-fraternity council ifc presi dents meeting saturday either a student-established social code backed by the statement of social responsibility will be enacted or the social regulations established in 1981 will be enforced lik ins said noting that the 1981 regulations will be enforced more thoroughly than they are this semester according to marshall wenrich 85 ifc president likins noted that the statement of social responsibility is different from the social code the students may develop we are dealing with two very different kinds of tasks one has to do with the statement of responsibility the other has to do with detailed standards of behavior that would replace the regulations cur rently in effect likins said the statement of social responsibility is a moral statement the , statement would indicate that students generally assume responsibility for the social environment the statement of social responsibility will be addressed by the board of trus tees at their october meeting at that meeting if the trustees are accepting of the committment on the part of lehigh students to accept these moral responsibilities then my inten tion is to ask the trustees to disengage themselves from the detailed determina tion of operating rules and regulations and to allow the forum under guidance of the administration to establish the social standarsds that govern the daily routine at lehigh likins said we have a major task in trying to make it clear to the trustees by october that lehigh students are sufficiently mature and responsible so they pan at least for a two year trial period accept these responsibilities and provide reaso nable assurance of a healthy social environment at lehigh he added .^\ likins said that there is no simple answer on how to show the trustees that university students are committed to a statement of social responsibility he added that more has to be shown than that in april of 1984 university students talked about the statement of social . responsibility • ■ likins said he wants to be sure that students are actively thinking about this all the time he noted that if he indicated just exactly what it takes to prove the committment of university students then lam relieving you of a responsibility you should have it's see president page 5 he sat in the passenger seat and had the gun about an inch away from my stomach and repeated i'm going to kill you throughout the ride he seemed scared said simowitz who remained calm and kept a dialogue going with the kidnapper mainly by continually asking which way he wanted him to drive after about a half-hour drive which took them north of the university to a secluded part of broadhead road in bethlehem township the man took approximately 50 from simowitz and ordered him out of the car he let me off at the end of , the road 1 didn't know what was going to happen simowitz took a path through the woods till he eventually came to the monocacy creek which he swam at a spot about 30 feet wide he reached a house and contacted the police the suspect was described as a black or hispanic male in his late teens about 5 feet 7 inches tall with a thin build '■> • at about 8 30 p.m sunday bethlehem patrolman david toner pulled the car over at the intersection of fourth and new streets three juveniles two males and a female fled the scene but santana who fit the description and a 17-year-old were apprehended diluzio said toner reported that simowitz's new jersey license plates had been replaced by pennsylvania tags belonging to a woman from easton he said that at least three plate changes had taken place diluzio urged anyone who may have been near the scene at the time of the incident to contact the campus police . by darren maloney an 18-year-old bethlehem man and a juvenile were apprehended by police sunday for driving the car of a univer sity student who was kidnapped sup posedly at gunpoint in front of ltnderman library friday night sergio santana of 616 ontario st and a 17-year-old were arraigned before dis trict magistrate john gombosi for pos session of stolen property early monday morning and santana is being held in default of 25,000 bail in northampton county prison in easton university graduate student robert simowitz 22 was forced to take a half hour drive by a gunman who robbed the student of his car and 50 in bethlehem township simowitz fled into a nearby woods and escaped unharmed according to campus police officer mark diluzio charges against santana including assault abduction and robbery are imminent today and tomor ; row and will be filed by university bethlehem and bethlehem township police at about 8 p-.m friday simowitz a rutgers university graduate who is tak ing undergraduate courses until he starts his psychology graduate work in * september parked his brown 1980 dodge omni about 12 parking spaces away frpnrrlanderman and got out i saw him about 10 or 15 feet from my car . . he said i've got a shotgun get back in your car or i'm going to kill you simowitz said the man was holding an object like a rifle which he believed was a shotgun simowitz said adding that he also smelled gun powder 215 861-4184 lehigh university brown and white bethlehem pa tuesday april 10 1984 suspects found with car of abducted student vol 95 — no 46 primary campaigns of aaondale hart visit lehigh valley two democratic presidential campaigns visited the lehigh val ley yesterday in preparation for today's pennsylvania primary sen gary hart held a press con ference at bethlehem steel and walter mondale's younger brother mort met and talked with voters in easton and allentown hart's daughter andrea stopped by the university's neville hall saturday to talk with students see photo page 3