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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
2
Hanover selects John Collier as assistant athletic director as Dr. Struck nears retirement. After a 19-8 turnaround season as head basketball coach from a 0-23 prior year, Collier earns high praise for leadership, attitude, and crowd support, signaling a smooth transition in athletic program direction.
The student body rejected the reapportionment amendment amid concerns about loopholes and ambiguities. Supporters preferred rep body representation over living units and criticized the process as irresponsible, hoping for consensus on future reforms and broader constitutional changes.
A five year Yale University plan eliminates traditional grades replacing them with four classifications in each course honors high pass pass and fail No rankings percentiles or averages will be computed The move followed faculty and student debate aimed at reducing classroom division between teacher and student. Gerald Ford cites secret Pentagon peace march report
A Hanover study compares 16 colleges with 10 other catalog figures to gauge costs. It notes low room rents due to not borrowing for buildings and confirms the development program paid for each project. The piece discusses faculty salary increases, new hires, scholarship aid, and the reliance on gifts and endowment income.
Rupert John, Human Rights Officer for the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, will lead a human rights program in the assembly next Tuesday. He previously served as Senior Master of Secondary Schools, magistrate, and acting attorney general in the West Indies, with a London University BA earned in 1944 and Gray's Inn barrister-at-large. He will take part in student discussions after the program.
In this letter the author argues that Hanover College students express themselves in varied ways, protect individual freedom, and should not be condemned for differing interests. The piece cautions against overemphasis on organized activity, notes private discussions and personal reflections as valid engagement, and proposes stricter enforcement of No Parking rules around campus with specified penalties. It also criticizes both students and faculty for parking violations amid concerns about safety and traffic signs.
The Hanover College Criangle prints a staff list with editors and roles including Co-Editors Marge Fox and Henry Hamman, Business Manager Charles Boyer, Assistant Editor Susan Van Arsdel, production staff, sports editor Roger Gunkel, book review editor Sedgwick Clark, columnists Steve Taylor and Cheryl Simkins, head photographer Ed Van Dyne, and multiple circulation and librarian contacts. It notes weekly publication during school terms, mail matter status, and subscription rates.
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