Ackley to Receive Grant of $22,000 From Florida
Dana Ackley a senior psychology major from Elkhart has received the largest known grant to any student. The award exceeds $22 000 and funds a four year traineeship at Florida State University in Clinical Psychology with the Veterans Administration. The U S Public Health Service will pay the summer stipend and Ackley will work with Dr Spielberger at Florida State University.
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Ackley to Begin PhD Studies in Clinical Psychology
Dana Ackley sity a noted figure in psychology for his anxiety theory will start PhD studies in clinical psychology on June 15 and plans to practice after graduation. Dr Harve Rawson announced William Beckman received a $3000 Hayes Fellowship for graduate study at Temple University in Philadelphia and Beckman begins this summer. Eric Howard of Pine Bluff Arizona will start graduate work in clinical psychology at Wake Forest University this September with a $3250 grant, $2200 of which is tax free educational. Dr Rawson noted other psychology seniors await grant news.
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Hanover Coed Watches Wire Barricade Stand
A Hanover coed observes a wire barricade erected by the College maintenance department on Tuesday night. By about 1:00 a.m. students reportedly topple the barrier and, at 7:30 a.m., maintenance workers remove their work from the campus premises.
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ICPA Convenes Convention Here
The Indiana Collegiate Press Association will hold its 10th annual convention here on Friday and Saturday. Gana Taggart, president, leads the event with 160 representatives from 30 publications expected for the ICPA Program and 80-90 for the Alpha Phi Gamma session. Speakers include Dr. Dario Politella of UMass on college papers during disturbances and Richard Wilson of the Louisville Courier Journal on responsibility and editorials. The program features sessions on photography and yearbooks plus a stereo light show and ICPA awards on Saturday.
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Ohio University
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Senate Runoff Chooses Between Davis and Fox for Student Presidency
Senate students return to polls to pick a president in a second run-off between Mick Davis and Stan Fox. Davis, vice-president and three-year senator, lags by eight votes to Tim Kirkpatrick who was voided, while Fox chairs Publications and serves on the budget committee. Both push reforms in student communications, minority voices, and budget restraint, with the new president expected to align further right than the previous leader.
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Ferguson Resigns From Hanover College Judicial Review Committee
James Ferguson announces resignation from the Hanover College Judicial Review Committee on April 15 1969 stating his educational philosophy conflicts with administration over discipline. He defends the committee and Constitution while criticizing authorized officers view on human rights and education. (Continued on Page 3.)
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