Brown and White Vol. 98 no. 10

              by david leiqht brown and while managing editor and andy shane brown and white news writer this is the second of a two-part series on pennsylvania's policies on alcohol and lehigh university for years pennsylvania's drinking age law has conflicted with common lehigh practice but the dean of students office is taking new steps to unite the two policies steps which might include rules above the social policy in view of the obvious difference between the law of the state and the reality of college campuses our approach is based on an educational process rather than a purely legal process dean of students john smeaton said therefore we don't actively insist on the prohibition on the availability of alcohol to people under 21 instead the administration along with forum xv and other campus groups created a social policy two years ago to delegate authority over social regulations directly to the ad ministration and forum standards included keeping parties a reasonable size and hosts were made responsible for their guests lu real estate extends throughout bethlehem bynickjanulis brown and white news writer lehigh owns the bethlehem globe-times and food lane properties several houses adjacent to campus 100 acres north of campus land next to say re field and a dilapidated house in georgetown washington d.c according to development office director ferdinand thun and director of physical planning patricia chase the brodhead estate willed to lehigh by albert brodhead in 1938 accounts for a large portion of this property brodhead was the descendant of daniel brodhead who came to america in 1664 the latter brodhead was a captain of grenadiers in the expedition of col richard nicolls aiding in the capture of new york from the dutch the brodhead estate grew with the gradual acquisition of land in the southside area during the past two centuries the estate now encompasses most of the southside realty the globe-times food lane about half a dozen houses around the campus area and 100 acres of land a few miles north of lehigh are included according to chase the 100 acres split into two parts run along route 22 between jacksonville and schoenersville roads she said see property page 4 see cbs page 4 of the annenberg schools of com munication on the history of the three network system the pioneers for the three television networks were the three largest radio stations he said eighty-two percent of the first television stations were started by radio stations according to pepper television was economically feasible through radio sponsors a 50-minute movie produced by cbs which dealt with the stages of selecting pilots for prime-time network slots was shown as part of the presentation after the film former lehigh government professor charles brownstein of the national science foundation gave a lengthy discussion on the demands placed on television cbs vp says tv affects actions by karen schoonover brown and while news writer the media is a highly interactive model that has positive as well as negative social effects according to lehigh alumnus philip harding a cbs vice president and director of the cbs office of social research as part of a three-person panel speaking before more than 75 people last wednesday in neville hall harding stated clearly we know that our model of television is a stimulus but to say beer and wine commercials promote alcoholism is too simplistic he cited advertisements against drinking and driving as an example the event which was sponsored by lehigh university's new com munications committee began with a 15-minute talk by dr robert pepper b*w photo by craiq hofsess after tailgating in the morning some members of lehigh's class of 2000 spent the afternoon watching saturday's home football game against the northeastern huskies the brown and white bethlehem pennsylvania 215)758-4181 tuesday october 7 1986 lehigh university henry lawyers to plead insanity as defense v01.98 no.lo trial outside of northampton county or choosing a jury comprised of persons residing outside of nor thampton county the motion con tends that the circumstances of clery's death generated extensive media coverage and cites front-page articles published in lehigh valley newspapers as having included detailed quotes from police and prosecuters the motion also cites the prominence of clery's family her race and the race of the defendant josoph henry and the fact that this incident occurred on the lehigh university campus as making this clearly a widely publicized or sen sational case the motion also seeks to bar selection of jurors from northampton april 7 two days after the victim's body was found in her stoughton dormitory room he was held on multiple charges including rape and robbery henry is being represented by philadelphia attorneys j michael farrell and gregory sleet henry's attorneys have asked that he be transported from the northampton county prison where he has been held without bail since his arrest to an unnamed hospital for brain scans to be supervised by dr robert sadoff a neurologist and forensic psychiatrist the motion indicates that sadoff has been retained for the defense in other motions henry is seeking either a change of venue or a change of venire for his trial — either holding the lawyers representing josoph henry the former lehigh student accused of killing freshman jeanne ann clery indicate they will use an insanity or mental infirmity defense when he is tried for the april 5 murder henry's defense counsel filed 256 pages of motions orders memorandums and exhibits friday at the northampton county criminal court clerk's office including notice of the insantity or mental infirmity defense the motion claims he suffered from such disease or defect of the mind that he did not understand the nature of quality of his actions . . . . " henry 20 of newark n.j was a sophomore at lehigh when state police arrested him early on the morning of county charging that young people and students be systematically ex cluded from jury trials in the county dr arthur patterson of jury analyst inc will present a study that corroborates the charge made by the defense the defense counsel also wants to hold a separate hearing before henry is tried to determine whether or not he was capable to hold responsibility for his actions requests to suppress statements of witnesses and physical evidence gathered by authorities in the case were also filed two students testified for the prosecution at henry's preliminary hearing in may they had provided information which contributed directly see henry page 10 social policy to be re-evaluated see policy page 9 expectations were high for the policy which claimed to be a guide for the entire lehigh community since then the policy has gone unchanged problems with alcohol and violence on campus however have also continued the social policy in and of itself as it is there are some indicators that the social policy is making positive progress we still have a long long way to go john smeaton dean of students designed is a unique opportunity for our students which is unlike other campuses where the restrictions are much higher assistant dean of students janet walbert said we set high expectations for our students but there are a lot of individuals out there that can't handle that responsibility there are some indicators that the social policy is making positive progress smeaton