HAVERFORD PHYSICS PROFESSOR JERRY GOLLUB CO-AUTHORS ARTICLE IN THE 15 DECEMBER 2005 ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL NATURE

Michael B. Kim '85, Sheila K. Sachs, and Allan Richard White '81 sign on as new members of Haverford's Board of Managers.

When the time came at his Washington, D.C., high school to apply for the Montgomery Raiser fellowship, which allows students to pursue foreign studies, Alex Fossi '09 saw the perfect opportunity to combine his two greatest interests—history and the outdoors—into one project.

A look back on Dr. Stephen J. Lippard '62's career in science and academia, which led to his win of a National Medal of Science.

On November 2, a plaque was installed in dedication to the clock. Among the attendees at the installation was Frederic's daughter, Nan Potts, the last living descendant of the Sharpless family.

Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary (Crown, 1998), a book by Juan Williams '76, has been named this year's Freshman Year Book Program (FYB) selection at the University of Maryland.

Ten blocks of panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt will be on display in Founders Great Hall from November 29 through December 1 as part of Haverford's activities commemorating World AIDS day (December 1).

Haverford welcomes Barbara von Schlegell and Jill Stauffer to its faculty.

Visiting Assistant Professor of German Christopher Pavsek aims his new documentary film—also titled To Those Born After—at future generations. The film will be screened at the International Documentary Festival in Amsterdam, Nov. 24 through Dec. 4.

The Fall Phonathon is underway, and with two weeks remaining, and the College is pleased to announce that over $235,000 has been pledged to the Haverford Fund from alumni and parents.