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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
2
A lighthearted dialogue celebrates upcoming teas and open houses. The couple anticipates social visits, coffee, cookies, and the chance to tour student rooms in identical houses amid shifting temperatures, highlighting the excitement of community engagement.
A Concerned Parent letter argues that colleges may set membership standards for fraternities without regard to race religion or national origin while stressing social rights to choose associates are not civil rights. The writer asserts Hanover College will uphold constitutional freedom and urges readers to reread the Bill of Rights.
A reader praises Hanover for its festive Christmas decorations and campus appearance during homecoming season. The letter highlights well turned out fraternities and attractive Hanover cheerleaders, expressing a wish to visit Hanover in person for future homecomings or other occasions.
A humorous exchange about staying for an open house turns into a sales pitch for cake and coffee. The participants joke about exams and social pressure while celebrating the perk of free treats and avoiding fines. The tone is light and playful, reflecting everyday campus life.
The Reverend James W. Young of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary urged students to seek lasting excitement in following God's call. He outlined five steps to live as a Christian, including knowing God, imagining others’ situations, honest self-analysis, researching occupations, and prayer, stressing that true vocation begins with faith and service rather than prurient pursuits.
Barry Bingham cites the daily newspaper as a critical, varied public service during a strike. He argues newspapers offer deeper perspectives, serve as semi permanent records, entertain, and foster informed criticism, while stressing service over profits and viewing the press as a public trust.
Indiana Bell employment manager Mr. Jess Overman led a program for eleven senior students on Tuesday January 29. The session covered interview expectations from both company and candidate and included an on air mock interview with Student Council President Bart Updike.
Che Criangle Entered as second class matter May 21 1909 at the Post Office of Hanover Indiana under the act of March 3 1879. The editorial policies of this paper do not necessarily reflect the news of the College nor designed columns appearing herein necessarily represent the opinions of the editors. EDITORS Nancye Moncrief BUSINESS MANAGER Dennis Barnette Senior Editors Society Editor Sports Editor Ronald L Hammerle Susie Cochran Mary Ann Ryrholm Susanne Talmage Frank Walker Copy Editor Subscription Manager Exchange Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Managers Photographer Photo Co-ordinator Reporters Karen Burrin Shannon Clarkson Judy Hinchman John Hooker Sue Kuc Dwight Nelson Aileen Wilson Tom Kiracoffe Bruce Johnson Steve Moore Barbara Moyes Karen Farlow Ann Pflasterer
The Hanover College Young Democrats will hold their first meeting of the term on Thursday February 7 at 4 15 p m at the home of Dr J S McCrary. Robb Baker will lead a group discussion on A Quick Look at the New Congress covering portraits of new senators and representatives and current legislative items. A committee will plan the year’s agenda and invite prominent Democrats to speak on campus.
Wednesday night closed one of the most enlightening Greek Weeks with praise for Greeks faculty administration and non Greeks. Proposals across five areas merit campus wide consideration by college administrators and Greek follow up committees as the Greek challenge rests on action beyond ideas.
The Women's Recreational Association faces a scandal as fratern ity pledge classes bought voting tickets for the annual Carnival Skit Contest. Some pledges paid several dollars for the honor, with tickets snatched from unsuspecting children. Fraternity leaders weigh continuing the contest versus booths to fund raise, while Alpha Phi Omega prepares its Ugly Man Dance efforts.
The North wind drove in snow scenes but warmth unfroze the charm. Now slosh fills the streets as meltwater and slush disrupt daily life.
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