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Hanover College Triangle

Location

Hanover, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1964

Page

4

On The Road and The Fall Book Reviews

Kerouac's On The Road is reviewed as a wild, ebullient cross country chase through 1947-49 with Sal Paradise as stand in for Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg as Carlo Marx. Camus The Fall is praised for sharp aphorism and self confession though noted as dense and morally complex. The piece weighs style, influence, and lasting impact while noting era changes.

Kerouac All Beardom Neil Cassidy Dean Moriarty Dharma Bums Subterraneans Sal Paradise Allen Ginsberg Carlo Marx Clamence Camus

Hanover College Faculty Forms Bowling League

The Hanover faculty organizes a six team mixed bowling league in its second term with four meetings so far. Teams bowl each Monday after faculty meetings at Ritter's Lanes and include the Spareribs, Purple Somethings, Dueces, Strike-outs, Pinsplitters, and Pinpointers. Members comprise professors, spouses, and several doctors and staff.

Hanover College Hanover Ritter’s Charles Fox Keith White John Worley Jim Copeland Dean Harold Haverkamp Robert Dunwell Enos Pray Donald Steiner Stanley Totten Leonard Wilson Randall Johnson W. G. Fiedorow Helen Knierim Louis Kaczmarek Frank Barnes Robert McClew Ralph Burress Henry van Leeuwen

Russian-Born Prof Views Language Study

LARRY JAQUITH profiles Vasil Fiedorow born near Moscow who fled to Germany in 1943 and moved to Belgium before arriving in the United States in 1955. He teaches French and Russian at Hanover College since 1963 and argues language mastery depends on real use and desire rather than forced classroom study.

Moscow Russia Vasil Fiedorow Germany Fiedorows United Nations Belgium England South America Mr. Fiedorow United States University of Washington Far Eastern Institute Hanover College Fiedorow

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