Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

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False Alarm Alarms Dean and 310 Party. LCB Suspected • Two Alumnae Tell Pros and Cons of Pledging • Electrical Accident Victims Doing Well Considering the Extent of Their Injuries • Editorial: Temple Jars Campus • Letters: Alumna Gives New Interpretation of Temple; Incarcerated in Attica • Commitment to Excellence Results in Tuition Hike • $37,000 Available • Genesis Returns "Home" and Turns it on Again • Despite Comeback, Bears Are Tied Up • Bear Pack Overcomes Doubt in March to Top • Up and Down Season for Injured Bears • Athlete of the Week • Selling to Recruiters

Publication Date

10-17-1986

Publisher

Ursinus College

City

Collegeville, Pennsylvania

Keywords

Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, newspaper, false alarm, Reimert Hall, Liquor Control Board, pledging, accident victims, Homecoming, campus sculptures, tuition, student activities fee, Genesis, football, cross country, soccer, Russ Perry, career planning

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This item is available courtesy of the Ursinus College Archives. It is not to be copied or distributed for commercial use.

Disciplines

Cultural History | Higher Education | Liberal Studies | Social History | United States History

Comments

This is a digitized copy of the Ursinus Grizzly newspaper, Volume 9, Number 7.

Joseph F. Pirro, editor-in-chief.

The Grizzly, October 17, 1986

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