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              money including alumni and student requests for extra tickets anderson said every student that made the oct 26 request deadline for their one free guaranteed ticket received one said anderson who has been running the lc high-lafayette ticket lottery for 20 years i still have some students that just plain forgot and missed the deadline to sign up for their free ticket and i'm doing my best to see that they get them the policy for the ticket lottery calls for anderson to hold approximately 4,300 tickets for students and four tickets each for football players at the beginning each student is see tickets page 4 brown and white news writer lehigh continued to grapple with the problem of apartheid thursday at a forum subcommittee meeting which focused on the issue of divestment and the question of whether or not divestment should be a component in lehigh's policy students faculty and board of trustees member kirk pendelton participated in the meeting the south african education subcommittee conducted the meeting to discuss lehigh's south african policy with a trustee member 0 1987 21.5 million of lehigh's 191 million endowment about il percent was invested in 17 companies doing business in south africa three of the companies boeing schiumberger ltd and eichiin inc have not signed the sullivan principles a set of guidelines for business activity in south africa lehigh has more than 2.35 million invested in these three companies the o s in which lehigh invests most ieavily a - ■ ■ 000 ford motor co 3,457,320 & co m vw t v i (" i ;<*• 1,824,ei chevron corp 34g,575 m > i .- drug inc $: 300 others are johnson & johnson union carbide corp texaco inc mobil oil corp schering plough corp tenneco inc medtronic inc and triton energy corp they have all signed the sullivan principles ted about how well these 14 compan ies are following the principles johnson & johnson merck dupont and union carbide were determined to be making good progress all others except for medtronic and triton who have just signed are making progress dollars fora college education have every right to know the record of major crimes on campus and security measures before they enroll the college and university security infor mation act stipulates that the brochure include the number of homicides aggravated and simple assaults rapes instances of invol untary deviate sexual intercourse robberies burglaries and criminal trespasses committed on campus in the most recent three-year period the number of campus police security personnel and students living on campus and the ratio of students to campus police and security personnel per shift must also be included for the past academic year the bill requires colleges answer questions such as if a registration log is kept of nonresi dent guests to a dormitory security personnel arc trained professionals single-sex dormitor ies arc available to all students on demand as well as the other inquiries contained in the questionnaire failure to comply could cost colleges a civil penalty of up to 10,000 state considers bill on security by mary greczyn brown and white features editor if a bill introduced in the state legislature oct 27 passes into law all pennsylvania institutions of higher education will be requir ed to provide a brochure containing crime data and security information to all parents and prospective students state representative richard mcclatchy jr introduced the bill at a press conference explaining it resulted from the murder of lehigh freshman jeanne clery by former student josoph henry april 5 1986 the republican representative to the clery's ros emont district said he became involved in the campus security issue after howard and const ance clery informed him of their research on pennsylvania colleges and universities one of the best kept secrets in the common wealth indeed in the nation is the crime statistics and security measures at our col leges and universities mcclatchy comment ed according to the chairman of the house appropriations committee parents and stu dents who are investing tens of thousands of see apartheid page 11 the cost and effectiveness of divestment are two of the issues the subcommittee is most concerned with investigat ing various ideas about both the cost and effectiveness were exchanged during the informal meeting lecture focuses on future of jewish society stephen emerson to understand this the palestine liberation organiza concept tion the third area is what korn calls the second front he mentioned is a negative media bias this occurs radical left-wing arab states like when the media has no baseline standard in judging the jewish people resulting in a bias about israel and jews in newspapers the fourth front involves terrorist manipulation of the media where korn explained there are three part ies affected by terrorism the terror ists the victims and the audience he said terrorists are killing people to get on tv 7 ' through hijackings and hostage-takings so they can then denounce imperialist jews when they get on camera korn said the only solution to this problem is to have the media regulate itself korn expressed great optimism for the future of jewish society in the united states he said jews are well educated and well-placed and are active in politics and intellectual life in the united states he urged jews to realize the problem and then realize their sense of commitment then push n little he closed by declaring for jews the need for a revolutionary optimism and a revolutionary moral-v ity"fortheftiture b&w photo by oil mancuso president jamie kamp left speaks with buddy korn who lectured thursday night jewish people are suffering physi cal persecution in every other nation besides the united states said bud dy korn eastern regional director of the committee for accuracy in middle east reporting in america cam era in a lecture thursday korn's lecture sponsored by tagar dealt with the present and future position of jewish society in the united states he said there is great concern over ideological founda tions of animosity building against jews in america and that we are seeing a dramatic erosion of the american perception of jewish socie ty korn analyzed this buildup of animosity as coming from four fronts the first is the petro-dollar lobby concerning middle eastern countries and oil prices korn urged all people jewish and non-jewish to read the american house o/saud by by eric maurer brown and white news writer th c brown and white bethlehem pennsylvania 215 758-4181 tuesday november 10 1987 lehigh university v 01.98 n0.17 byannedontzin committee discusses apartheid divestment lehigh laf ayette sold out by kathy queen brown and white desk editor the normal 14,672 seating capacity for tayl or stadium will be extended to 18,903 for this year's lc high-lafayette football game but there are still ticket-availability problems according to craig anderson associate athletic director just 22 student-living groups of the 107 who applied for their one extra ticket per student received them all other requests were denied and the money refunded no off-campus stu dents received extra tickets believe it or not this office refunded more than 15,000 in ticket tagar