Donald Phair Vs. Lafayette Rivalry

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Donald Phair, an alumni of Lehigh, and my grandfather, and also my blatant connection with Lehigh. However, I feel more connected to Lehigh than just through my grandfather. Although, it doesn’t hurt when my grandfather tells me of his experiences on campus, I understand that Lehigh and I both have a need for community. Through the bed races and the Lehigh vs Lafayette rivalry, it is clear that everyone on campus is supportive and loves being there. As I moved through my high school years I found myself gravitating towards the programs that felt like a family and sticking with those people for the rest of my high school career. And not only does Lehigh establish its own community, but within that community, they give back to Bethlehem, especially

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