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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
2
Pete Moss Judy Helms Terri Stoneburner Bob Bow appear in a local notices list or community update detailing residents or involved parties without full context. The snippet preserves names as read, indicating they are referenced in a broader public document.
Student Senate donors give 100 to Operation Ballot Box signaling growing involvement on campus. Dean Dr. Williamson notes ad hoc committees rise when student issues require action and stresses public participation in local national and international questions. The piece urges students to move beyond talk to tangible commitments.
A tucked weekly notice highlights Crescent Theatre show ing L avventura about a rich Italian social set on a stormy island and a fading moral code. Also on offer Louisville Symphony concerts with Beethoven and Ives selections aboard December 6 and 7 at Brown Theatre. Playhouse Belknap Campus stages Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf tonight and tomorrow with a tense one room setting and sharp dialogue.
Laura Marasco notes The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky will be performed by the Indiana University School of Music on December 16 17 and 18 at the IU Auditorium with full costumes and sets. Performances are 8 00 p m Friday and 3 00 p m Saturday and Sunday Tickets 1 00 to 3 00 obtainable by writing to the Auditorium Box Office Bloomington Indiana. The narrative also references a local barley auction season with morning auctions at 9 00 a m at Madison area warehouses.
A harsh critique of Farrells Lonely for the Future that questions its portrayal of youth during jazz age America. The reviewer objees to coarse language, weak characterizations, and overblown prose while praising few elements and noting the forum scenes and sexual descriptions as poor.
Editors lament Parker Auditorium's faulty microphones and sound system during a Thursday chapel. They praise Hanover students and Mike Rush for arranging Count Basie’s concert, noting the president will match student-raised funds and crediting Rush for realizing the event.
A college column critiques press freedom and student funding in a provocative editorial. The piece mocks compulsory TRIANGLE subscriptions while defending a free press stance and inviting reader criticism. It notes military displays near Hanover and calls for equitable revenue methods for the student newspaper.
President Mark Hershman updates on two actions the Hanover College Senate considered a disciplinary committee for Hanover with two students on it and a Hanover Development Council committee to propose campus plans. Other items include a free Count Basie concert, UNICEF card drive, a scholarship foundation investigation, a December 9 advisory committee meeting, academic committee exchange program studies, and a women’s recreation association fund drive proposal.
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