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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
2
Impossible Dream Senate debates a student rights bill. The proposal argues against fitting rights to college policy and urges a committee to draft a dedicated student rights bill. It says students should determine their own rights and use student power to implement them.
Twenty years after the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration on Human Rights the world reflects on life liberty and security of person and other rights. The piece notes ongoing issues including slavery in parts of Africa and perceived denial of basic rights for Black Americans amid recent conflicts.
The piece notes global conflict and human rights progress. It cites US ally concerns with communism, Oklahoma student draft status for SDS, a Soviet medal to a judge over censored authors, and discrimination issues in Britain. It ends with President Johnson urging action during Human Rights Week.
A student letter recaps last week editorial on the defeat of a reapportionment amendment. The Triangle Co-Editor notes four main points about how the process was handled in Senate meetings living-unit discussions and the election, defending the editors’ stance and explaining consensus limits.
The Dean of Men announces Hanover's annual winter rush for all male students who have 14 weeks of enrollment and are taking at least three courses. Freshmen must pay a $2 registration and attend a December 11 meeting in Crowe Hall Lounge to receive the rush schedule and rules. Women’s rush procedures information is not available.
R L Austin responds to editorial critique of the reappointment amendment handling. He argues the term irresponsible is subjective and urges the Triangle to cite examples. He praises Patty Phares’s letter on individual rights and urges balance between rights and community obligation. He asserts students should contribute to society in varied ways.
A Whit week Russia? No. In Washington McNamara resigns as Defense Secretary to lead the World Bank while Senator Eugene McCarthy declares a bid for the Democratic nomination. Rumors swirl about Bush? No. The piece details reactions from Goldwater Galbreath Schlesinger and others, plus other political notes on draft deferments and a Supreme Court housing rights case. The Bali trip and Bali conference round out the Indonesia update.
Weekly student newspaper at Hanover College Indiana lists staff roles including editors producers and faculty advisers. Publication notes set a five dollar annual subscription with semester and single copy options and credits multiple student contributors.
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