Studebaker Collapse Hits South Bend and Hanover Too
In South Bend disbelief followed Studebaker Corporation announcing it will end U S mobile production. The move affects 9 000 workers at the South Bend plant with ripple effects on taxes shopping and unskilled workers. The article notes optimism among officials but warns of widespread hardship and the need for retraining.
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Darwin Struggle and Hanover Call to Preserve Public Spaces
A Hanover College piece quotes Darwin on struggle for existence and urges humans to defend space on campus. The author proclaims dogs dominate and calls for action to keep animals from classrooms dorms library dining areas and public places, stressing safety of homes streets cars trees hydrants and lives.
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Hanover students grant four officials balcony seating for assemblies
Merry Christmas at Hanover as four distinguished persons Laura Norris Glen Bonsett Harold Havercamp and Robert Dunwell are given balcony seats A7 A8 A9 and Al for next term. A student committee will monitor attendance with potential hearing before the Student Senate and possible Board of Trustees action if needed. The move aims to give them a sense of assembly spirit and inclusion in college functions.
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Rush Perspective on Rush Week Choices at Hanover
After Christmas break a Hanover student body segment will enter a week of exams and decisions shaping future scholastic, athletic and social life. The piece contrasts independent and Greek viewpoints, urging individuals to weigh benefits and obligations before joining any organization.
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Karma and Christmas Thoughts by Edward Arlington Robinson
A poem by Edward Arlington Robinson contrasts Christmas with troubling images of divinity and human flaws, pondering forgiveness and sacrifice as a friend’s wrecked life is weighed. It lists a Christmas alphabet of modern symbols and figures, from Hiroshima to Medgar Evers, outlining hopes and threats in a troubled world.
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What Must Be Done in Faculty Forum at Hanover
The Triangle invites faculty voices on freedom and humility in work. The writer recalls six years at Hanover and asks if pursuing virtue as self restraint hinders action. He argues focus on the job over self judgments frees effort, noting that bold, disciplined action can redeem humility and invites feedback for growth.
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