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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
2
In our first issue as co editors we outline goals for the Triangle as Hanover College’s primary campus newspaper. We stress editorial continuity, invite reader responses, note funding limits, and urge open discussion on race relations and Greek life while preserving the paper’s voice on campus.
Statements from Hanover College faculty oppose barriers to fraternity and sorority membership across races and creeds. Dr. Huenemann and Dr. Lueders pledge to assist removal while Dr. Conklin condemns exclusion by race or creed yet explains limited involvement due to their academic scope, stressing no sympathy with discriminatory practices or group affiliations.
A man on the street interview records a GOP supporter urging immediate, emotional voting over intellectual analysis. He condemns current Viet Nam and Cuba policies, UN dysfunction, and domestic decline, finishing with a rallying cry of GO.
The group endorses Harvold Stassen as the Republican presidential candidate, praising his middle-ground stance, records as Minnesota governor, and World War II naval service. They note his platform blends reforms from both parties, supports social programs, foreign policy reform, and U N improvements while pursuing peace. He plans to campaign in California's primary after strong New Hampshire results.
Residents praise the 1963 64 Community Artist Series in Parker Auditorium. The five evenings featured a mix of instrumental and vocal music with a near flawless impersonator opening number. Performers Hall Holbrook Josh White Lee Luvisi Robert Whitney The Louisville Orchestra Theodor Uppman Stanley Wheater and the committee are gratefully acknowledged.
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