Blanning to lead students at American University Cairo
Frank W. Blanning of Hanover College becomes Dean of Students at the American University in Cairo United Arab Republic. He will move with his family to Egypt in September and oversee admissions counseling student housing and extracurricular activities.
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Ugly Man Dance Promises Fraternity Rivalry at APO Event
Alpha Phi Omega hosts its Ugly Man Dance in Long Gym from 8 30 to 12 00 with the Night Owls providing entertainment from Louisville. Five fraternities plus independents nominate candidates with themed posters and bed sheet portraits as voters decide the ugliest man.
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Louisville
Ugly Men
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Harry James
Alley-Cop
Ray Taylor
Lambda Chi Alpha
Jim Hoyer
Phi Delta Theta
Fiji
Dave Fairman
Phi Gamma Delta
John McDowell
Sigma Chi
Mike McClung
Hanover College Annual Banquet Welcomes Seniors As Alumni
The Hanover College Alumni Senior Banquet will be held in Donner Hall next Tuesday at 6 30 p m to honor the graduating class as alumni and present eight alumni awards. A junior scholarship award will also be given, decided by deans and a committee led by Mrs. Margaret Taggart. Speaker George R LaNoue, Hanover 1959, a faculty member at Teachers College Columbia University, Yale teaching and various fellowships, will address attendees. Seniors should RSVP to the Alumni Office extension 218.
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Harvard Educational Review
Journal OF Public Law
Christianity and Crisis
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American Political Science Review
the Christian Century
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United States Senate
Earlham Philosopher to Speak in Chapel Thursday
Dr. D. Elton Trueblood, Professor of Philosophy at Earlham College, will speak in the chapel next Thursday. He holds degrees from Penn, Harvard, and Johns Hopkins and has taught at Guilford, Haverford, Harvard, and Stanford. He has chaired Friends World Committee for Consultation and advised Voice of America and the U.S. Information Agency.
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Earlham College
Fantasticks to be staged at Hanover Theatre May 7 8
The Fantasticks romance by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt will be performed during Family Weekend at the Hanover Theatre on May 7 and 8. Roz Heinz leads as student director with cast including Judy McClamrock Luisa Jim Craig narrator Frank Hamilton as the mute and John Dornberger Mortimer the dying man among others.
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Matt
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Bellamy
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Hucklebee
Dick Davis
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John Dornberger
Man
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Hanover Joins WLW College Drama Workshop
Cincinnati station WLW invites Hanover College to join its College Drama Workshop. Many colleges responded. no start date yet but upcoming. Plays must be recorded on tape and submitted. Dr Stanley Wheater or Henry Hamman, chairmen, will accept manuscripts. Try-outs begin at term start.
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Honors Convo Set For Monday at Parker Auditorium
Annual Honors Day assembly will be presented during 4th hour in Parker Auditorium next Monday with Senator Gaylord Nelson as speaker. Nelson, a long time public figure from Wisconsin, served as state senator, governor and U.S. senator. Various honors and cash prizes will be awarded including the John Finlay Crowe Citation, Henry C. Long Citation, Hadley biology prize, Young Award in Chemistry, Morse Award in Mathematics, Godenour Physics Award, and a sociology work prize.
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Chevy Chase
Maryland
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Henry C. Long
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Andrew Harvey Young
Hanover Phi Gamma Delta
Morse
David A. Godenour
Robert
Site For New Center Becomes More Certain
Dr. John E. Horner says rock borings on the quad south of Crowe Hall near the library indicate the site will host the J. Graham Brown Campus Center. If plans progress, a ground breaking may occur this spring with student input in governance and operation. Sommerich Wood of St. Louis are the architects.
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Marcher Phil Lalonde recalls Selma to Montgomery trip
A Hanover junior and four peers joined the Selma to Montgomery march in Alabama. They traveled by car, slept in a park, and walked into Montgomery for a 30 000 strong demonstration. Entertainment included Belafonte Dylan Baez and Peter Paul and Mary. Martin Luther King spoke after many brief introductions by dignitaries.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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