Joint Statement on Student Rights Faces Adoption Hurdles
The AAC backed the Joint Statement on the Rights and Freedoms of Students amid concerns over its minimal scope and vague escape clauses. Strong passages protect classroom access and record confidentiality while leaving off-campus freedoms and disciplinary due process open to university discretion.
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Washington
CPS
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
American Association of Colleges
AAC
National Student Association
NSA
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators
National Association of Women’s Deans and Counselors
Hanover
Ed Schwartz
Hanover College Criangle
Hanover College
Indiana
Senate Committee to Study Regulation Closing Buildings
The Senate charged its academic committee with studying regulations for closing academic buildings and presenting a plan within a month. It discusses reapportionment changes, budget reports due in two weeks, scholarship applications due by March 1, and campus guides meeting with Charles Bedford on Feb 7.
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Senate Committee
Senate
Jim Goble
Triangle
Goble
Committee On Reapportionment
Horner
Charles Bedford
Hanover College Eyes Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Status
Hanover College officials compile a second comprehensive report for Phi Beta Kappa to advance a liberal arts chapter bid. Dr. Dorothy Bucks notes past rejections over non liberal arts focus and highlights campus intellectual tone and faculty strengths ahead of the October 1 deadline.
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Hanover College
Hanover
Phi Beta Kappa
Dorothy Bucks
National Phi Beta Kappa
Dr. Bucks
Institute
Perspectives On
America
United Chapter
Student Joins Poverty War In Colorado Springs VISTA Tale
Beckie Thompson, a 19 year old from Darien Connecticut, joins VISTA to work in a Negro neighborhood known as the Hill in Colorado Springs. After training at the University of New Mexico she lives in a three room frame house and engages families, learning what makes the area tick while connecting them to agencies. Her experience reflects VISTA’s approach to living in poverty areas to feel the pulse of the community and help create community centers and action programs.
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Darien
Connecticut
Beckie Thompson
Hanover College
VISTA
America
Volunteer Corps
War On Poverty
University of New Mexico
Beckie
Colorado Springs
Hillside Neighborhood Council
Free Indianapolis Symphony Concert Feb 7 at Lynn Gym
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra returns after two years with a free program at Lynn Gym on February 7 at 8 15 p m. The lineup includes Weber Overture to Der Freischutz Kabalevsky The Comedians Till Eulenspiegel and Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony. Also notes petitions for Men’s and Women’s Judicial Boards available February 5 with elections February 27.
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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Lynn Gymnasium
Hanover
Weber
Kabalevsky
Richard Strauss
Till Eulenspergel
Indianapolis Sym
Men’s Judicial Board
Women’s Judicial Board
Judicial Boards
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Mary Warner
Betty Bernadoni
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Indianapolis Symphony
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