Editorial on Hanover Plan and campus spending
The piece urges expanding Hanover College faculty to match 25 percent more students, argues funds should prioritize academic quality over frill projects, and questions spending on trees, lighting, plaques, landscaping, and bicycle racks. It warns small classes and personalized learning risk extinction amid rapid growth and calls for prioritized budget decisions.
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Hanover
Sorority Court
J. Graham Brown
Theatre season winds up with May openings at local stage
Karen Burrin reports Theatre Guild closes regular season with two May openings. 110 in the Shade, May 6 7 8 and a May 10 Oliver staging run through May 15 with cast including Jeannie Carson and Jules Munshin. Hanover College presents The Fantasticks while local cinemas show Sound of Music My Fair Lady and Dear Heart with Mary Anderson.
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Theatre Guild
Oliver
N .Richard Nash
Jeannie Carson
Guenevere
Lizzie
Cupid
Shermuch
Katharine Hepburn
Hanover College Theatre
Parker
Louisville
John
Haley Mills
New York
Glen Ford
Geraldine Page
Back Street
The Fantasticks Long Run History and Origins
The Fantasticks grew from ideas by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt after college college origins in Rostand play Les Romantiques. They developed a one act version in 1959 and expanded it to a full show. By October 1963 it reached its 1,450th performance as a top long running American musical.
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Harvey Schmidt
Edmond Rostand
Les Romantiques
University of Texas
Triangle Wins Top Editorial Awards In Indiana
The TRIANGLE earned first place for Best Editorial Section at the Indiana Collegiate Press Association awards in Bloomington. Hanover, IU, Valparaiso, and Ball State totals led with multiple honors, including four Honorable Mentions for photos and layouts. John Hooker elected First Vice President. Frank Baker named faculty advisor for sixteen years.
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Indiana
Indiana Collegiate Press Association
Bloomington
The
Echool
Lon Barash
Henry Hamman
Lon
Henry
Indiana University
Valparaiso University
Ball State University
Hanover
Revonah
Hoober
John Hooker
Frank Baker
John
Lancaster
Baker
Readers object to OESTROS issue and editors
A student letter criticizes the OESTROS special April 10 issue as inflammatory and censorship driven. The writer defends the Triangle’s printing of a dissenting letter while accusing OESTROS of sensationalism, lack of checks, and harmful journalism. The piece argues for free student voice and questions editorial ethics at the college paper.
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Oestros
Triangle
McClain
Susanne Talmage
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