Hanover assembly debate over liberal arts obligation
An editorial urges Hanover College to broaden its liberal arts program by exposing students to diverse radical viewpoints. It condemns a narrow speaker lineup and calls for expanded funding to ensure controversial, engaging speakers, noting past examples like Norman Thomas and Aptheker while urging total education to counter extremism.
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Hanover
Hanover Assembly
Assembly
Norman Thomas
Albert Parker
College
Earlham College
Herbert Aptheker
Oberlin College
Milan Opocensky
University of Prague
Assemblies Monday Talk Scores by Judy Moffett
A British journalist Colin Jackson spoke on the world situation at a Monday assembly with an optimistic take on nuclear war prevention and engaging humor. Anwar Barkat of Pakistan delivered a sermon on reconciliation with strong notes but lacked fresh insight, echoing familiar themes.
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Judy Moffett
Colin Jackson
Jackson
Anwar Barkat
Pakistan
World Student Christian Federation
Dr. Barkat
Ministry of Reconciliation
Jesus
Athens
Hanover
Senate Purpose and Student Senate Reflections
Letter from Hanover College Student Senate reflecting on the TRIANGLE article and Senate performance. It argues the Senate represents student feelings only when the body is active, cites communication gaps with the campus paper, notes progress with tutoring and academic committees, and urges Hanoverians to reexamine attitudes and participation.
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Student Senate
Senate
Dave Lawrence
Triangle
Hanover
Carol Cochran Named TRIANGLE Official to Student Senate
Carol Cochran a senior TRIANGLE editorial board member accepted the role of official TRIANGLE representative to the Student Senate. She will liaison between the Senate and the Editorial Board and write a weekly column evaluating Senate news.
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Carol Cochran
Triangle
Student Senate
Carol
Library to receive donated book after club picks
Hanover notes Mary McCarthy's The Group is chosen for the faculty book club by E Mowbray Tate and Heather. The second chapter may be read by faculty and their spouses before the book is donated to the library next year.
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E. Mowbray Tate
Mary McCarthy
Retraction on Letter to the Editor About Student Fee
The Letter to the Editor in last week's TRIANGLE was written by an individual member of the Executive Committee, not by the entire committee as TRIANGLE stated. The correction clarifies the authorship of the submission and attributes the composition to a single executive member.
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