Let Hanover Face Both Sides in Press Debate
A Letter to the Editors argues Hanover College should expose students to both sides of international affairs. It criticizes UN policy, cites sources like Watts and Smoot, and urges open meetings, academic freedom, and active student-faculty engagement to foster responsible, independent college growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
Glenn Mower
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Washington
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Indianapolis
Katanga
America
Watts
Alger Hiss
Council On World Affairs
Dan Smoot
FBI
Follow-Up At Hanover Prompts Greek Week Reforms
Hanover students realize the need to shift from a placid college life as the 1963 Greek Week program leads to reevaluation of careers. Discussions, committees, and groups examine long ignored college life areas to raise standards to twentieth century levels. Inter-Residence Council targets ending with a determined effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Inter-Residence Council
Like an Old Soldier Will Hanover College Adopt Honor System
A student writer questions the fate of a proposed campus honor system at Hanover College. No formal proposal has reached Student Council due to other priorities, but the piece asks whether Cheating concerns justify a campuswide committee and if the honor system would improve or harm the college community.
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Ship of State
Hanover College
Editorial Final Week Debate On Academic Duty
The Triangle notes a letter urging action on final week from the Greek Week Committees and the Inter-Residence Council study. It argues for concrete steps in academics, says no action has been taken by the Academic Dean or Educational Policies Committee, and calls for student backing to settle the matter before next final week.
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Inter-Residence Council
Educational Policies Committee
Hanover
Hanover One Act Festival Echoes Theater Direction Effort
About 100 attendees viewed the second and third Hanover College one act plays promoted by Dr J A Withey’s theater direction course. The review highlights Mary Lee Payne and Diana Seifert’s direction, praises actor voice work and makeup, but notes staging and lighting issues across multiple roles in the Millay adaptation Sunny Morning and the tragedy featuring Columbine and Pierrot.
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J. A. Withey
Hanover
Serafin
Joaquin Alvarez Quimpero
Mary Lee Payne
Dona Laura
Ann Coleman
Don Gonzalo
Henry Bishop
Petra
Carol Montieth
Juanito
John Otterman
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Diana Seifert
Pierrot
Mitzi Henschen
Catherius
Columbine
Karen Updike
Cotherius
Robb Baker
Onward Always Onward A Dialogue On A Long March
A playful exchange recounts a long march and near finish as Bobby and a companion recall past incidents. They describe overcoming obstacles, encounters with a cop, a restaurant critic, a village constable, and a sheriff. They race to reach a party at the House with a helicopter promised by Jackie to pick them up.
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Bobby
Bob
Middletown
Jackie
Vatican Council Talk At Hanover High
Hanover students and faculty heard Father Raymond T. Bosler share on the Second Vatican Council just recessed in December. He described bishops shifting from pessimism to active debate and noted decentralization of language and liturgy to local bishops while maintaining unity. Observing Protestant leaders in attendance highlighted broader ecumenical impact and future church unification prospects.
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Universal
Father Bosler
Vatican
Huenemann
Chronicle personnel and policy note from Hanover paper
The piece lists editorial and staff roles for a Hanover Indiana publication including senior editors Susie Cochran Mary Ann Ryrholm and Susanne Talmage and editors Ronald L Hammerle Robb Baker Frank Walker with sports editor copy editor Barbara Moyes subscription manager Karen Farlow and others. It notes May 21 1909 as post office entry date under March 3 1879 act and states editorial policies do not reflect college views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Indiana
Barbara Moyes
Karen Farlow
Ann Pilasterer
Gwil Jones
Tom Kiracoffe
Steve Woods
Vance Woodward
Bill Bunch
Shannon Clarkson
Phyllis Evans
Susan Fettig
John Hooker
Sue Kuc
Dwight Nelson
Aileen Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editors of
The
Triangle
IRC
Editorial
John Chalmers
Corydon
Joyce Hopewell
Thyrsis
Judy Moffett
Cothernus
By Bobbie Smith
Plast
Susie Cochran
Mary Ann Ryrholm
Bacieid Pd Tetipte
Susanne Talmage
Society Editor
Ronald L. Hammerle
Frank Walker
Nancy
Moncrief
Dennis Barnette
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