04 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1967
Page
1
A formal plan for informal open houses will go to Student Senate next week, then to the Inter-Residence Council for possible adoption. The trial program would run monthly Sundays 2 30 to 4 30 PM with optional participation and doors to be locked when not involved.
A four faculty panel led by Chaplain Edward Huenemann explored the question What’s the problem in 1967 in an assembly addressing science ethics. Panelists Dr. Henry Van Leeuwen Dr. Keith White and Dr. Enos Pray framed intelligence values responsibility and the role of scientists in society. A student committee will continue the discussion Monday.
Duane Pritchett, director of the J. Graham Brown Student Center, says the forthcoming Student Center Board will assign great responsibility to students to run the center while addressing concerns over weekend student departures. He and the Student Senate plan an appointed board this year with future all-school elections, seeking broad student cooperation to ensure success.
A campus at Hanover faced anonymous long distance calls traced to PBX lines after a December bill showed sixty six such calls. Poor trunk line performance allowed misuse, raising questions of who pays. Officials describe the dispute as a friendly argument while costs remain unconfirmed.
Hanover College announces cash prizes for Hillthoughts student art prose and poetry with ten dollar awards for Best Prose Best Poetry Best Artwork and Best Photograph A ten dollar prize and credit for a new name submission Submissions typed no author name on manuscript include author name on attached card Submit to Hillthoughts box in library lobby Artwork to Jane Walker Photograph to Ed Van Dyne Editors board to judge the name. writer in residence will likely judge cash awards.
Friday evening shows The Longest Day at Parker Auditorium. Saturday hosts the Southeastern Indiana Music Contest with solo and ensemble events. Sigma Chi Formal and Alpha Delta Pi House Dance on the calendar. Sunday Campus Fellowship and Sunday Seminar planned. Monday 10 40 Assembly features a student panel on Science and Ethics. Tuesday 3 35 President's Advisory Council in 206 Ad Building. Wednesday 7 00 Student Senate in Ad Building. Thursday 2 30 to 4 Coffee Hour at President Horner's.
The Mental Health Association reorganized under a new constitution and plans an events calendar for Cragmont State Hospital. Hospitals consent to entertain patients with singing, theatre, dance and gym groups and possibly bring patients to campus for tea or parties. Interested groups should contact unit representatives and students may work with handicapped children on Saturdays at Southwestern High School.
The Selective Service College Qualification Test will be given March 11, 31, and April 8. Applications to take the test must be post marked no later than Friday, Feb. 10. ROBERT McCLEW registrar stated that all men students should be planning to take the test. A bulletin, an application card, a ticket of admission, and a mailing envelope can be obtained at the Registrar's Office. The test will not be given at Madison or Hanover. The nearest locations are Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Bloomington.
The Women’s Recreation Association hosts a winter carnival next Friday night with an old-fashioned arcade sign tent setup. Co chairs Sue Tompson and Jane Judkins oversee living units and pledge classes running booths like Decorate the Clown Fortune Telling Pie Throwing and Cake Walk with prizes donated by Madison Hanover campus merchants. Tickets to play cost 5 cents at the door.
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