Cool Talk On Polar Regions By John Hanessian Jr
Mr John Hanessian Jr discusses polar regions on campus Tuesday and Wednesday after the long weekend. A 7 30 pm lecture in Class 110 Tuesday covers introductions to polar regions laws defense strategy and Arctic development topics. The speaker previously focused on international relations and law but now centers on national and international developments in the polar areas.
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Polar
John Hanessian, Jr
Hanessian
Antartica
Soviet Union
Arctic
Far North
Iran
Hanesssian
Students debating activity funds and next year’s budget
Student representatives Randle and Senior endorse using increased funds this year for activities while cautioning that surpluses from the past three years may justify withholding extra requests. They support current allotments for forensics, the College Choir, the Pep band and the Hanover theatre, and a Senate budget panel is reviewing financing for next year.
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Dr. Horner
Randle
Senior
Miss Senior
Hanover Theatre
Triangle
Hanover Theater
Revonah
WRA
Luvisi to be third CAS star at Parker Auditorium
Pianist Lee Luvisi a Curtis Institute staff member and former Louisville native, will perform as the third Community Artist Series star at Parker Auditorium on February 19 at 8 15 p m. Luvisi, age twenty five, has a distinguished concert career and an early Carnegie Hall dream fulfilled in 1957. He cites Josef Hofmann Fritz Kreisler and John McCormack as major influences and admires the French school of piano composition.
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Lee Luvisi
Parker Auditorium
Luvisi
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Louisville
Kentucky
Piani T
Carnegie Hall
Arthur Rubinstein
Louisville Orchestra
Alsl
Josef Hofmann
Fritz Kreisler
John McCormack
Luvis
State Dept to Dispatch Substitute Alexis Johnson Monday
The State Department will send Deputy Under Secretary Alexis Johnson to speak on American policy in international affairs at Parker Auditorium Monday at 8 p m. Johnson, a veteran diplomat with posts in Asia and Europe, will replace George Ball who is diverted to Cyprus.
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George Ball
Cyprus
Department of State
Alexis Johnson
Johnson
State Department
Parker Auditorium
Japan
Korea
China
Manchuria
Brazil
Philippines
Czechoslovakia
Thailand
U.S
San Francisco
U. S
Eisenhower
Occidental College
Mower Article Published on European Council Pressure
Dr. A Glenn Mower Jr associate professor of political science has an article accepted for International Organization. The piece studies the Councils Consultative Assembly and its official pressure group the Working Party on Parliamentary and Public Relations and how it seeks acceptance of resolutions by the seventeen Council of Europe governments.
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A. Glenn Mower, Jr
International Organization
World Peace Foundation
Mower
Council of Europe
Consultative Assembly
Europe
Council
Strasbourg
Working Party
Academic Study Group Evaluates Plan F at Hanover
The Student Senate formed an Academic Study Committee to organize discussion groups on the 14-14-5 plan. Kent Wright chairs a panel including Steve Olvey Louie Stout Peggy Palmer Dr Enos Pray Edward Huenemann and Dean Harold Haverkamp. Discussion will cover course structure independent study testing and plan effectiveness with groups of juniors seniors and freshmen sophomores hosted by faculty.
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Kent Wright
Steve Olvey
Louie Stout
Peggy Palmer
Enos Pray
Edward Huenemann
Harold Haverkamp
Hanover
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