Editorial Board Policy at Hanover College Triangle
The Triangle Hanover College editorial page notes the editorials reflect the views of at least a three quarter majority of the eight member student board. Names listed include Karen Smith Eric Thompson Henry Hamman Mark Kendall Pete Moss and Judy Helms man with Terri Stoneburner and Bob Bow also named.
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Terri Stoneburner
Bob Bow
Nell Nichols
Jane Clamme
Eric Thomson
Judy Helms
Bob Bowman
Committee Needs Trustees on Disciplinary Structure Panel
Student Senate urges Dr Horner to add two Trustees as ex officio members of the Presidents Committee on Disciplinary Structure to bridge a protracted schism on the Board of Student Affairs. Trustees informed and involved prevent repeats of past conflicts and ensure timely updates on committee activities. The college must avoid another Summer 66 flare up by keeping key stakeholders in the loop.
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Editors Defend Hanover TRIANGLE Role and Editorial Freedom
A Hanover College faculty advisor outlines his noninvolvement in prepublication edits and explains the TRIANGLE's editorial independence. He notes Student Senate funding, urges broader campus coverage, and cautions against shifting toward opinion magazines while preserving timely reporting and background.
Miss Hanover Pageant Proposed as Miss Indiana Prelude
Discussion in women’s living units considers a Miss Hanover Pageant as a lead in to Miss Indiana. Proponents say dropping the Institute on China would free funds to invest over $500 and avoid lengthy intellectual effort.
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Letter to the Tri Angle on campus reporting and critique
The author defends the Tri Angle against criticism of its reporting scope and tone. He notes slow student reaction to campus issues amid debates over the Viet Nam War, the Hanover plan, and university governance. He praises editors for thoroughness while acknowledging space and time limits shape coverage.
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Proving Ground
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Laura Gale
Baker
Breitenbach Exhibit Displays Beetle Themed Works At Classic Hall
William J Breitenbach art professor at Sam Houston State College showcases distorted shapes and beetle inspired creatures. Breitenbach trained at University of Wisconsin has held several solo shows across the South and Midwest drawing wide interest from gallery goers between classes.
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Breitenbachs Print Exhibition Examines Modern Environment
Laura Marasco discusses Breitenbachs permanent gallery collections across Texas New York Florida California New Jersey and Michigan. The show aims to expose how contemporary man relates to his environment and its implications for individuality in a changing society.
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Student Senate Sets Disciplinary Committee Process
Linda Dills urged selecting two student members for the Disciplinary Structure Committee from applications with the President's Advisory Council screening them and the Senate as final electors. Applications are due Tuesday at 5:00 in the Senate mailbox and all will be screened before the January 18 vote. Judy Helms moved for ex officio trustees on the panel, which passed. During informal talks concerns were raised about continued TRIANGLE funding. strong debate followed with multiple staff defending the paper. Steve Howard announced December 9 as the last day Campus Fellowship will sell UNICEF.
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Board of Trustees
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Robin White
Bruce Werber
Bonnie Graham
Sedgwick Clark
Jim Putnam
Marge Fox
Terri Stoneburner
Campus Chest
Steve Howard
Campus Fellowship
Unicef
Christmas Card Drive and Campus Notices Summary
Donna Ollis reports door to door Christmas card sales with leftovers to be sold December 13 at Lynn Gym from 3 30 to 4 15. Ron Brogan announces postponement of Cragmont talent program until January or February. Betty Gliessner sets December 12 coffee hour 2 30 to 4 30 at President Horner’s home. Mental Health Club Constitution read and tabled for a week. Rex Parent heads Student Scholarship Foundation with new members John Lane and Dave Ramer. CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP urges Morning Watch attendance. Treasurer Dave Fairman reports 990 12 in Miscellaneous Fund. Two petitions passed for selling decorated waste baskets 2 75 to 3 00 and Christmas trees by order only 4 00 to 6 00.
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Ron Brogan
Talent Exchange
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Betty Gliessner
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Mark Hershman
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John Lane
Dave Ramer
Campus Fellowship
Trudy Winkler
Dave Fairman
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