Senate Seeks Eight For Center Board
The Student Senate plans Hanover's first Center Board with four juniors two sophomores and two freshmen as suggested. Applications due 3:00 PM at Library bulletin board and screened to 12 by President's Advisory Council before eight are chosen. The board includes three faculty members deans and the business manager. The Recreation Committee will be dissolved into duties split between Senate and the new Center Board with an opening date planned for late spring term.
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S. Duane Pritchett
Student Senate
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Hershman
Pritchett
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Pacifist Bomb Hangs From Window At Phi Delta Theta
An anonymous Phi Delta Theta house occupant displays a pacifist bomb casing bought for 2.75 at a surplus store as a mild antiwar protest. He says he is no radical but prefers nonviolent action over shooting.
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Open Houses Bill Returns To Senate
Inter-Residence Council rejected the informal Open Houses proposal sent back to the Senate Ad Hoc committee for rewriting. Maggie McCullough said IRC will reconvene with Policy Committee and rework the draft after objections mirrored those raised in the Senate on February 8. Issues centered on unit decision procedures, Individual Participation, supervision dress and enforcement sections.
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Inter-Residence Council
Ferguson contends great books shape life and character
Dr Ferguson’s last lecture argues great books subvert simple standards and challenge cultural norms. He cites themes from ethics and humanity, noting respect for individual sacredness, unity of spirit and flesh, and the celebration of life’s joys amid terror and tragedy.
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Campus Events Bulletin for Friday to Wednesday
Friday shows include Dear Brigette at Parker Auditorium and dances by Lambda Chi Alpha Hells Angels and Kappa Alpha Theta House. Saturday features wrestling at Atterbury and Hanover basketball. evening dances by Phi Delta Alpha and Delta Pi. Sunday hosts piano recital by Susan Miller and Jane Martin, plus Campus Fellowship with Englishton Estate talk. Tuesday lists Best Dressed Coed vote and Campus Center Board applications, plus advisory council and Negro Exchange Committee meetings. Wednesday includes Assembly Committee and CAS Netherlands Chamber Choir at Parker.
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Dear Brigette
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Hells Angels
Kappa Alpha Theta
Atterbury
Hanover
Indiana Central
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Negro Exchange Committee
Mao Is Victim Of History He Made MacLeish
Roderick MacLeish, News Commentator for Westinghouse, discussed the China conflict in a Monday assembly. He traced the split between technicians and ideologists from the 1921 Communist Party founding to Mao’s 1949 rise, noting failed early reforms, the Hundred Flowers incident, and Mao’s purge of critics. He warned the 1960s struggle reflects a perennial clash between technology and ideology, with technicians pressing for compromise while Mao clings to Marxist theory. The Hanover Institute will host a China lecture by Dr. Han Su Yin on March 1 titled Life on Mainland China.
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Roderick MacLeish
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Mao
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Tang Hsiao-peng
Red Guards
Hanover Institute
Han Su Yin
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