Campus Questionnaire Tests HC Awareness
A random sample of 80 Classic Hall students completed a questionnaire on international relations awareness. The average score was 45.6 percent with 0 to 96 percent range and notable misconceptions about the Alliance for Progress, Hume, De Gaulle, and the term apartheid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lesneski
Hanover
Classic Hall
The
U. N
Alliance For Progress
Madam Nu
Great Britain
Formosa
de Gaulle
U. S
South Africa
Answers to questionnaire items listed by topic
U Thant answers include U Thant as the figure. Items cover mutual aid programs and the Americas. The United States is referenced. A widow of a slain dictator is noted with no official position. Diem is named with South Vietnam. Lord Hume and Chiang Kai-shek are cited regarding restoring the Chinese Nationalist Government to the mainland. Recognition of Red China and topics on race relations apartheid. Nations listed include China, Russia, Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Thant
Americas
U. S
Diem
South Vietnam
Lord Hume
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Russia
Yugoslavia
Chapel To Host Catholic Supt
The Vatican Council will be the subject of next Thursday's chapel speech by Rev. James R. Deneen, superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Diocese of Evansville. Deneen, a St Meinrad graduate, studied at Innsbruck and earned an MA at Catholic University. The talk will cover the latest council convened by Pope Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Deneen
Diocese of
Evansville
Father Deneen
St. Meinrad’s Colege
University of Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Catholic University of Washington
John
Raymond T. Boseler
Indianapolis
Deneen
Pope Paul
World Premiere Cast Chosen For Angels Provided
The Brazil set one act drama Angels Provided will premiere on Hanover stage March 6 and 7 with freshman actors led by Jean Gehr and Jim Craig as Alzira and Laura. Supporting roles include Ross Rowland as Mr Almeida and Nan Frederick as Dona Bebe, with Marcia McCutcheon and Phyllis Hinnefeld also in key parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Stage
Cassiano Nunes
Oscar Fernandez
Jean Gehr
Jim Craig
Alzira
Laura
Santos
Brazil
Mr. Almeida
Ross Rowland
Johnny Boyle
Sean O’cacey
Cynthia Ramsey
Mary Chase
Dona Idalina
Henry Bishop
Machadino
William Saroyan
Dona Bebe
Nan Frederick
Eugene _ Ionesco
Marcia McCutcheon
The
Hanover Players
Dona Taia
Marcia
Dona Margo
Phyllis Hinnefeld
Mary Boyle
Juno and
Kathy Kellum Elected President of ADPi Phi Chapter
Kathy Kellum, an English major and Plainfield Indiana junior, was elected president of Phi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi. She has served as vice-president assistant pledge trainer and pledge class president, with three years of cheerleading and campus roles including Donner Hall orientation chairman and fanfare. Other newly elected Phi Chapter officers include Pat Shook vice-president Susan Scott recording secretary Linda Post corresponding secretary Lynda Verplank treasurer Dinah Groppenbecker house chairman Karen Kennedy scholarship chairman Dana MacDougall social chairman Judy Hinchman rush chairman and Nancy Ahaus song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kellum
Phi Chapter
Alpha Delta Pi
Plainfield
Indiana
Kathy
Donner Hall
Pat Shook
Susan Scott
Linda Post
Lynda Verplank
Dinah Groppenbecker
House
Karen Kennedy
Dana MacDougall
Judy Hinchman
Rush
Nancy Ahaus
Hanover to Send Delegates to Little United Nations
Hanover College will send four delegates Mark Bell Phil Hedrick Art Keller and Don Moschenross to the Little United Nations Assembly at Indiana University at end of February. Thomas Howard will accompany them representing Greece with Margie Kimmel Bill Lesneski and Don Moschenross also part of Greece delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Assembly
Indiana University
Indiana Colleges
Mark Bell
Phil Hedrick
Art Keller
Don Moschenross
Hanover
Thomas Howard
Greece
Margie Kimmel
Bill Lesneski
Malagasy Republic
Ann Loop
Ann Marsh
United Nations
Organization of the United Nations
Little United Nations Assembly
Food Fight as Rutgers Students Protest Campus Meal Fee
About 150 demonstrators picketed the Rutgers Administration Building in New Brunswick protesting a plan to require all resident students not in fraternities to pay 225 dollars per semester to eat in the university dining hall starting next September. This year only freshmen are required to pay the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
UPI
Rutgers University
University
Hanover College science club hears Dr Garner on life origin
Purdue microbiology expert Dr H R Garner will discuss THE ORIGIN OF LIFE at 4:00 p m in Goodrich 206. Open to all students. Also announced are the IRC IFC Book of the Month NEW WORLD IN THE TROPICS by Gilberto Freyre for February and a seminar March 3. Honors Day prizes details cited in the Hanover Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur
H. R. Garner
Purdue University
Department of Microbiology
Hanover Colege Science Club
Goodrich
Irc-Ifc
Tropics
Hanover Institute
Brazil
Gilberto Freyre
Bulletin of Hanover College
Walter Mann
Paul Keach
Intramural Debate Begins Tuesday at Hanover College
All houses and living units are urged to join the annual Intramural Debate Tournament. Debaters must be chosen by Monday night for team registration orientation and drawing Tuesday at 3 40 p m in Classic Hall 204. Topics include three resolutions and rules are set by the Hanover Forensics Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Forensics Union
Donner Hall
Crowe Hall
Forensic Union
Ted Lester
Wheater
Weekend Fraternity Dances and Campus Events Schedule
This week's events include Beta Theta Pi House Dance Phi Gamma Delta Pledge Dance and Sigma Chi Pledge Dance at 7:30 with a film screening A Time to Live and a Time to Die in Parker Auditorium. Tomorrow Alpha Omicron Pi Pledge Kappa Alpha Theta House Phi Mu Formal. Upcoming: Feb 16 1:30 Hillthoughts 6:15 Campus Fellowship Vespers 7:00 Editorial Board. Feb 17 8:00 Alexis Johnson deputy under secretary of state Parker Auditorium. Feb 18 Basketball 7:30 Manchester here. Feb 19 Community Artist Series 8:15 Lee Luvisi concert pianist. Feb 20 Long Weekend begins 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Gamma Delta
Parker Auditorium
Alpha Omicron Pi
Kappa Alpha Theta
Phi Mu
Alexis Johnson
Manchester
Lee Luvisi
Thur
Hanover College Campus Echoes Past Traditions
Looking Backward recalls a Hostess Examin ation measuring neatness and charm in women. The Community Artist Series hosted Roger Wagner Chorale. IRC reevaluated closing hours for Hanover women. Margie Stewart earned a goldfish pin. Fire struck the Fiji house. Five years ago Valentine Dance crowned King and Queen of Hearts. A President's Roundtable connected housing units with administration. Ten years ago Katherine Parker authored Near to the Heart of God. Alpha Phi Gamma pledges wore beanies with typewriters in a campus frolic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wagner Chorale
IRC
Hanover
Margie Stewart
Fiji
Katherine McAfee Parker
Hanover College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hume
Wilson
Eden
Churchill
DeGaulle
Hugo Betti
Arlene Andrews
Dona Aurea
Arina
Zezinho
Nair
Beth Haverkamp
David Withey
Judy Dunwell
Parana Street
Alice Balmer
Judie Disborough
Becky Heck
Nancy Dunwell
Andy Burress
David Porter
Jim Matthews
Dennis Conard
Bill Yeiser
Bill
Juno
Adpi
Little UN
International Court
Little United Na
General Assembly of the
Jackson
Finnegan’s Store
Hanover, Indiana
Garner
Dan Orr
Hanover Co-Eds
Mura
Long Gym
Hanover Sorority
John E. Horner
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