Lehigh in the Media: October 17, 2003
**Lehigh in the News** {online press clippings from other news sources}
British Broadcasting Corporation (Reaches 300 million homes in 200 countries)
Henri Barkey, chair of the international relations department at Lehigh, was interviewed on the BBC concerning problems with Turkish troop deployments.
The Express Times (Circulation 48,223)
Opera, Broadway Stars Shine on Zoellner's Gala
Zoellner Arts Center at Lehigh will present world-renown vocalists Saturday at its major fall fundraiser, its annual gala. Marilyn Horne and Barbara Cook, stars of opera and Broadway, sing the showstoppers in Just Between Friends, a magical night of
Sondheim, Berlin, Hammerstein, Gershwin and more, backed by a 43-piece orchestra featuring Lehigh University Music Department faculty Paul Chou, David Diggs and Chris Di Santo.
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**News of Interest
Chronicle of Higher Education
After months of complaining about a college-cost crisis, Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday introduced legislation designed to do something about it. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Howard P. (Buck) McKeon, of California, would penalize colleges that raise their prices too high by preventing them from participating in some federal student-aid programs.
British Broadcasting Corporation (Reaches 300 million homes in 200 countries)
Henri Barkey, chair of the international relations department at Lehigh, was interviewed on the BBC concerning problems with Turkish troop deployments.
The Express Times (Circulation 48,223)
Opera, Broadway Stars Shine on Zoellner's Gala
Zoellner Arts Center at Lehigh will present world-renown vocalists Saturday at its major fall fundraiser, its annual gala. Marilyn Horne and Barbara Cook, stars of opera and Broadway, sing the showstoppers in Just Between Friends, a magical night of
Sondheim, Berlin, Hammerstein, Gershwin and more, backed by a 43-piece orchestra featuring Lehigh University Music Department faculty Paul Chou, David Diggs and Chris Di Santo.
**News of Interest
Chronicle of Higher Education
After months of complaining about a college-cost crisis, Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday introduced legislation designed to do something about it. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Howard P. (Buck) McKeon, of California, would penalize colleges that raise their prices too high by preventing them from participating in some federal student-aid programs.
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