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              with him early enough she said bradley is now serving his third term in office emphasizing his con cern for children and the environ ment as well as other areas bradley has been working to protect new jersey's environment and bel ieves that the right of new jerseyans to a clean environment is as important as their right to good health good schools and a good job by jennifer provda brown and white news editor senator bill bradley d-nj will be speaking at graduation ceremonies june 2 according to susan lanter senior class president and lehigh university president peter likins lanter said bradley was one of the top choices in a survey conducted at the end of the spring 90 semester we're excited that we got in touch omr photo united states senator bill bradley the brown and white synopsis of events allies losses tallied by jennifer provda brown and white news editor on jan 16 the world learned that the united states and its allies had begun a series of bombing raids on iraq and that the anticipat ed war in the persian gulf had finally begun the attacks began after iraqi president saddam hussein failed to comply with a united nations resolution ordering him to withdraw from kuwait by jan 15 the following is a timeline of the major events in the gulf over the past days day one jan 16 at 7:06 p.m est 3:06 a.m thursday persian gulf time the allied forces began an air campaign against iraq with heavy see synopsis page 19 vol 98 no 24 friday january 25 1991 gulf crisis update and history lehigh university iraq-kuwait dispute based on oil islands by joshua feldman brown and white news editor as america and its allied forces continue to pound iraq and kuwait many people are unfamiliar with the political economic and strategic reasons behind iraq's invasion of kuwait henri barkey international relations assist ant professor said he thinks saddam hussein invaded kuwait in an effort to create a more powerful bloc in the middle east in which hussein views himself as the logical leader saddam was making a bid for dominance of the arab world barkey said saddam always see history page 7 lehigh teach-in arouses debate over ethics of war by amy mulligan and by suzanne demsey brown and white news writers government professor ted morgan called the gulf crisis a video game war and said americans are the unluky spectators during a teach-in wednesday night in packard auditorium the line between the press and the government has become blurred he said this is an improbable and very dangerous war morgan said there is a lot at stake he said emphasizng that it is important for students to make an effort to learn about the war war is going on without any debate in the press of whether it is right or wrong he said they the government want to run the war their way without interference lt is imperative that we speak up notice how the government has censored the press he see teach-in page 17 students take sides see lehigh's response to the persian gulf war on pages 4-5 new jersey senator to speak in june when sworn in on jan 3 1979 at age 35 bradley was the senate's youngest member and in january 1987 assumed the chairmanship of two subcommit tees that coincided with his legislative interests he chairs the water and power subcommittee of the energy committee and the international debt subcommittee of the finance commit tee see bradley page 17 o o lj — > i cd d cc s i co i o o x q 08 m what's inside news page 3 lehigh announces plans to build a performing arts center next spring lifestyle pages 11-14 preview the brown and white s new approach to lifestyle sports page 23 women's basketball continues the season with unfortunate losses