Students Defeat Senate Reapportionment Vote
A student body vote 372 to 431 defeated the reapportionment amendment to the Student Senate constitution. Judy Garvey noted turnout was strong with 804 votes on the amendment, and discussions continue on possible future reforms despite the defeat. A committee will study student opinion and may propose another reapportionment amendment.
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Horner Halts IRC Action On Center Dress Proposal
College president Dr. John Horner explains the Inter Residence Council dress policy plan was abandoned as enforcement and facility use considerations drove the decision. He cites communication gaps and prior policy awareness by the Campus Center Board while stressing easier enforcement and trust in students.
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Roby Resigns as Hanover Athletic Director Picks Collier
Hanover College president John Horner announced a major reshuffle in athletics. Football coach Wade Roby resigns effective year end after a 8-19-1 record, while John Collier, current basketball coach, will become athletic director next year and continue coaching basketball. James Ricketts to lead men’s PE. Helen Knierem to head women’s PE. A search for a new football coach begins, with a February deadline anticipated.
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Senate Considers Student Rights Bill and Rules Change
Senate discussed enforcing a proposed student bill of rights and adopted the Sturgis Code of Parliamentary Procedure. A motion to form a committee to study the recent election results and reapportionment defeat was approved. Jim McCall said the ad hoc panel seeks faculty and administration advisers.
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Hanover Tuition Costs Rise with Private Gifts Persist
Hanover College revenue from tuition rose to 1 264 750 dollars or about 76.1 percent of the budget for 1966 67 while student payments climbed from 980 to 1130 dollars. Tuition rose further to 1280 dollars this year with a plan to reach 1400 dollars next year as living costs in dorms increased more slowly. President Horner notes trustees review pricing to balance service value and access, comparing Hanover to peers.
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PAS To Host Josh White Jr at Parker Auditorium
Popular Artist Series brings folk rock blues and jazz performer Josh White Jr to Parker Auditorium on December 7 at 8 pm. Born to a famed musician, he rose to prominence after a 1965 college poll and has appeared on Broadway and major TV programs.
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