Revue With Music by Cambridge Circus Comes to Lynn Gym
The Cambridge Circus troupe known for Be yond the Fringe style presents A Revue With Music next Thursday in Lynn Gymnasium. Originating at Cambridge, England, it moved to the West End, toured New Zealand and Australia, opened on Broadway, then settled in London’s Square East. Now a national company directed by John Cleese, the show is praised as incredibly funny by Time and others.
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Dr Ferguson To Initiate Last Lectures on Campus
Dr Ferguson of the English Department begins a new program on the Hanover campus titled Last Lectures. The speaker will present the message he would choose if it were his final chance to address students, forming part of the program outline.
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IRC Announces March Program Series on Fashion and Grooming
Inter-Residence Council presents a four part March program on fashion and grooming for women. March 7 features Marian Osborn of L. S. Ayres speaking on buyer training and fashion coordination. March 9 covers skin and weight control with Dr. Mercer and Dr. Cochran. March 14 showcases Mrs. Joan Buchanan demonstrating new hair styles and makeup on three Hanover girls. Final program March 21 features Mrs. Betty Patrick with Ayres models. Dr Ferguson’s topic unnamed. Events at Madison Country Club and Long Ballroom with coffee after Ferguson talk. The TRIANGLE editor notes the Last Lecture aims to broaden faculty scholarly reach and keep topics fluid.
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Cramer Seeks Student Involvement in Hanover Development
Dr. Robert Cramer, Director of Development, addressed Senate about Hanover’s next development program. He called for student participation, planning meetings before March 17, with sessions taped. A Hanover Development Council and a Faculty Advisory Committee are forming to guide the effort.
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Panelists debate science and ethics in Monday assembly
Senior Dick Davis and three other students, Brenda Igo David Seltzer and Susan Wilson, examined how science and ethics relate. They argued that science provides information but ethics guides decisions with responsibility.
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Informal Open House Plan Passes Senate on Hanover College Campus
The proposal allows each living unit to select a Sunday in a month for an informal open house with 2:30 to 4:30 pm timing, requires two thirds unit approval, and mandates Dean of Women notification by Wednesday before the event. It aims to broaden co ed visiting while preserving policy. The plan emphasizes casual dress and student staff supervision.
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