Junior Year Abroad. After Many Decisions
Prospective Junior Year Abroad students face a December deadline and must weigh many factors. The program offers deep cultural and academic value, with non linguistic majors finding English instruction abroad viable in places like Nigeria, the Middle East, and Japan. Critics note risks to Hanover credibility, but proponents argue the experience broadens education beyond Hanover’s walls and that a year abroad yields unique opportunities and personal growth.
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JYA
Munich
Norway
Hanover
America
United States
Nigeria
Middle East
Japan
The Spy Who Came In From The Cold reviewed
A sharp critique of the spy novel as pulp and a praise for le Carre. Leamas is an aging, tired agent drawn back into cold war intrigue, with bleak tone and precise plotting. The reviewer contrasts Alec Leamas with James Bond, noting realism over sensationalism.
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Sedgewick Clark
Mike Hammer
Sam Spade
James Bond
Shell Scott
Alec Seamas
Seamus
Seamas
Mundt
Leamas
Vealing Leamas
Control
John le Carre
Whitehall
Civil Service
Cues and Queues Notes From a Louisville Reader
Reader column reflects on the meaning of Cues and Queues, laments unmotivated films like Youngblood Hawk, praises Genevieve Page, notes Beckett at Bard Theatre, Barefoot in the Park at Brown Theatre, and previews Indiana art shows at State House Art Salon in Indianapolis running through Jan. 9 during Christmas vacation.
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S. T
Louisville
Genevieve Page
James Franciscus
Dr. Kildare
Beckett
Richard Burton
Peter O’toole
Bard Theatre
the Brown
Art Center Artists Guild
State House
Indianapolis
Indiana
Repeat Performance Ward's Play The Merry-Go-Round Man
David Ward's one act allegory shows a carousel owner and a know-it-all clashing in a symbolic tale about acceptance and power. Five riders, including Andy and Judy, face a speeding, unsafe ride When Seram takes the controls the carousel explodes and the owner vows to rebuild It previews a second show with Overtones scheduled for December 9 at 8 00 p m with a curtain.
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David Ward
Andy
Judy
Ric
Charles
Seram
Sue
Marinel Talbott
John Babbs
Mike McClung
Ghana Students Seek Pen Pals for Navrongo College
Bruce Bowers a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching mathematics in Ghana requests pen pals for his students about average 20 years old and full of fun. The Ghanaian boys study at St John Bosco’s Teacher Training College Navrongo preparing to be elementary teachers in a less demanding course. Interested parties may see or call Mrs Bowers.
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Bruce Bowers
Peace Corps
Ghana
St. John Bosco’s
Navrongo
Bowers
Letters To The Editor On November 20 Response
An answer to the editorial argues the lack of enthusiasm in academics stems from educational culture and criticism. It questions blame, cites Soviet space feats, and discusses compulsory attendance, faculty participation, and balancing cultural activities with core coursework at Hanover College.
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United States
America
A. Kazin
Dove Ashton
Hollis Summers
John Glen
Berra
Burton
Jimmy Brown
Hanover College
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