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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
2
Academic Dean Harold J. Haverkamp notes Hanover College’s 10 day Christmas vacation is a drawback of the 14 week term. The campus discusses calendar changes after reviewing 1964 65 catalogs and considers Plan A ending classes December 19 with earlier fall start, against returning before Labor Day weekend.
From experience it was felt families would struggle with the shorter Christmas break. Plan B extends vacation to January 11 and shifts commencement to June 6 while classes end June 2. Dean Haverkamp ties early dismissals to Rose Bowl and summer job prep. students mostly already have jobs and favor preserving summer plans.
This column previews seasonal concerts and plays from Cincinnati to Indianapolis. The Cincinnati Symphony performs Handel’s Messiah on Tuesday at Music Hall, tickets 1.75 to 5.00. Catherine Spalding College stages Hansel and Gretel in Louisville, and IU School of Music Ballet presents The Nutcracker. White Christmas screens at the Ohio Theatre, Shot in the Dark at the Rialto, My Fair Lady arrives in Louisville February 24 with tickets 2.50, and Circle Theater in Indianapolis runs it from December 25. One-acts last Wednesday impressed Hanover audiences. special thanks to Dr Bucks for her program.
The unusual subject comment from Dr Mortimer Mouse notes that less light reveals more. He hints at Hanover College overlooking more than a river in a reflective regional remark.
Admissions leaders urge honest portrayal of Hanover as moderately selective and emphasize student enthusiasm as the key asset. They note many high school visits, outline five Hanover Plan advantages, costs remain modest, and call for recruiting top students who excel in athletics and arts to keep Hanover premier.
A Sunday program on WORX from 1 35 to 2 00 features a panel discussing present day Mexico. All panelists spent five weeks in Mexico and include Jo Ellen Sprah Marilyn Mikesell Mary Ann Newhouse and Robert Trimble professor of Spanish.
Critics praise Harriet as a strong two role performance with Nancy Wiemuth and Sue Scott delivering pompous snobbery while Candy Taylor and Ann Levering render Margaret Maggie as the innocent foil. Overtones offers a novel split personality setup with entertaining lines and a steadily paced, actor driven show.
An on‑the‑ground diary from Moscow recounts food comforts from home, growing immersion in Soviet life, and a steady study routine. The writer praises archival works on 18th century Russian American relations, visits Vladimir Suzdal and Bogolyub, and notes friendly locals, professors, and Embassy staff while improving Russian.
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