SNICE representatives to visit Haverford
Education for Liberation marks Minority Week with events at Haverford College. March 29 program invites public free of charge. April 2 talk by Penn professor on U S and East Asia follows a student roundtable April 4 with panelists from Williams Harvard La Raza and Swarthmore students.
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Campus Roundup Highlights Local Students and Dean’s List
Bloom sburg area students appear in campus notices as Frank J from Ridley Township leads singers at State College. Mora vian College dean’s list includes William A Tobin of Nether Providence. Penn State volunteers raise about 65000 in pledges with multiple local participants. RetS electronics graduates span several towns. Villanova adds numerous Delaware County names to the dean’s list for the fall term.
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Welfare losers not needy says Schweiker before Congress
Health and Human Services Secretary Richard Schweiker testified to a House subcommittee that about 658000 welfare families would lose some benefits under Reagan budget cuts, with 600000 ineligible as incomes rise above the poverty line. He argued the truly needy would be spared.
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