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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1963
Page
6
Miss Leona Snyder and Ralph Burress will speak jointly on the topic Better Dead Than Red at next week’s assembly. They plan to discuss redirecting student activity fees to useful ends and cost cutting, urging business majors and organization treasurers to attend even if not their day.
A playful coloring book style piece on Hanover College describes the campus, its people, and facilities. It invites readers to color elements from Hanover College life including the student body, faculty, student union, administration building, biology department, finals, fraternities, sororities, dorms, and closing, with urged judgments and vivid color prompts.
A reader reveals a farcical account claiming planners staged a campus fakery during the Indian Institute at Hanover College. The tale alleges misled organizers, a staged off campus study project, and a plan to entertain visiting Indians while campus work continued unseen.
ROCKIN ROBERT HASTY leads four Hanover area talents in current pop music. Hasty hits with Ruby Baby, while Tom Gordon wrote Georgian On My Mind sung by Donald Morrison in chapel preludes. J Dan Webster follows with Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing, completing the local quartet.
A brief notice requests ten dollars and the sender’s name and address to Bonsette Enterprises in Hanover Indiana for a book ends or monuments project.
A concise note presents a Chinese work prepared by a scholar and a gentleman. It outlines the careful preparation and refined approach behind the publication, signaling scholarly rigor and courteous tone.
The college imposes a ten cent per head charge for all students and faculty except Phi Mus and their dates who enter free. The film is not recommended for children under college age.
The piece criticizes editorial policies as influenced by faculty and student groups under legal age. It notes responsibility lies with those who denounced the Administration in class actions and lists staff roles including Promotions News Manager and Sports Editor Les Fox.
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