Brown and White Vol. 101 no. 9

              by chris lemmon news writer please see walk page 4 aids walk in which local colleges participated i think it's crucial that we get people when they are young and when their minds are ready to look at what's out there and what's impor tant clees said heading up the lehigh students was brooke marriott 94 who got involved with aids walk through her work at the community service desk where she works as the com munity liaison for lehigh univer sity during the two weeks that she had to prepare for the aids walk marriott went to meetings handed out flyers and talked to people in order to get students involved what i have been trying to do is create an awareness about aids walk marriott said although on the surface the event the second annual lehigh val ley aids walk held sunday suc cessfully brought its message to the bethlehem area with the help of le high students the 13-kilometer walk which benefits various aids and drug treat ment organizations around the le high valley started and ended at the moravian college bandshell at south main and lehigh streets last year's walk generated 23,000 for the benefiting organiza tions and this year is expected to generate much more said laura clees chairwoman of the aids walk more than 250 walkers repre sented a cross section of people in the lehigh valley including a handful of lehigh students this was the first lehigh valley please see taylor page 4 the newest phase of taylor gymnasium's renovation was un veiled monday to the lehigh com munity this newest phase features areno vated meerwarth lobby entrance the newly added spiegel mezzanine level and re-designed welch fitness center and third-floor racquetball and squash courts the lobby and fitness center have been re painted and windows have been added between the lobby and the fitness center also a three level open stairwell has been added be tween the fitness center the mezza nine and the racquet sports courts these renovations complete the second phase of a long-term multi off-campus students find their own sense of community by chris cococcia news writer the worst civil strife in moscow since the days of the bolshevik revo lution ended tuesday morning when russian parliament leaders ruslanl khasbulatov and aleksandr rutskoi surrendered to troops loyal to rus sian president boris yeltsin on sept 21 yeltsin dissolved parliament and called in new elec tions for december russian law makers voted to impeach him and appointed vice president aleksandr fessor of government hopefully the december elections in russia will be handled in a democratic fash ion with other demo cratic processes to fol on sunday a large anti-yeltsin crowd demonstrating in oc tober square formed a mob of 10,000 and made their way to the parliament building please see russian page 4 rutskoi acting president later that day anti yeltsin demonstrators bar ricaded themselves inside the parlia ment building the violent ex plosion in mos cow leaves the u.s with difficult decisions con cerning interven tion i don't think the united states should take any overt actions if any thing we should supply advice and council said william a barry , pro college students provide support to second aids walk vol 101 no 9 lehigh university's student newspaper founded in 1894 the brown and white friday october 8 1993 all the lehigh news first by susan delazaro news writer this is part two of a two-part series about living off campus students who choose to spend their time in non-campus housing do so for reasons which extend beyond just the social aspect of the hill off-campus students feel they bawphao hy steve lampe student off-campus housing on east fifth street please see off campus page 4 nemitoff said masterson and nemitoff also agreed that the reason behind the increasingly popular decision to live and socialize off campus is based on the restrictions enforced on campus while campus is figuring out how to make on-campus living more at share a lot in common with each other and often find that their closest friends also live off campus christopher masterson 96 said that he generally feels a bond to other off-campus students his roomate matt nemitoff 96 agreed i feel really close to my neigh bors people are just more friendly russian standoff ends in violence by tucker quayle news writer students take their first work-outs in the renovated taylor gym bawph °"' " y dav ' d baker taylor gym opens doors again news i news 1-4 sjfjl world news briefs 2 h/fl time accounting 3 i lifestyle 5-12 political correctness 5 iit-lim events guide 12 %£ i sports 13&16 women's volleyball 16 women's soccer lehigh defeats st peters college to end a two-game slide 16