Hanover trustees approve sweeping New Image policy plan
Trustees of Hanover College and Long College for Women ratify a document titled A Declaration of Changes and Revisions and, effective immediately, adopt a broad set of policy changes affecting social regulations academics admissions curriculum student political activity faculty appointments disciplinary procedures and housing the most radical shift in education policy in years. The plan aims to liberalize and redefine the college’s approach, described by Horner as a move from conservative to slightly more liberal, and was approved unanimously amid mixed faculty reaction and cautious student expectation.
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Hanover
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Hanover College Senate endorses new image despite violence
Newly elected Senate president Rick Fisher pledges leadership as the Senate gains final policy rights. Trustees push a radical “new image” while dissenters decry liberal change, leading to clashes, shattered windows, and property damage in a crowded session.
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Hanover College
Fisher
Board of Trustees
Chip Hixson
Dave Scroggins
James Goble
Jim Putnam
Hanover
Hanover to renounce Hoosier intake for new admissions
Trustees announced a comprehensive policy overhaul to align Hanover College with a New Image. The changes increase foreign enrollment for the 1968 69 freshman class to 250 300 from over fifty countries and reduce Indiana resident admits to ten percent, with a fifth of those from Indianapolis. Junior year abroad will rise to about sixty percent, and an exchange program will be offered to all students.
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Red China
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Writer Jacqueline Sussan to spend two weeks at Hanover
Word came this afternoon that Jacqueline Sussan author of Valley of the Dolls has agreed to spend two weeks at Hanover during the spring term as this year’s writer in residence.
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Jacqueline Sussan
New Hanover College Center policy shifts include open use and dress freedom
The Hanover College Campus Center board met to set new policy and unanimously approved opening the center to outside users. Officials say the move will broaden student exposure to diverse people and abolish dress restrictions, with discretion left to individual students. The center aims to remain the college’s living room with a wide picture window to show students as they are.
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Hanover
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