Pianist Richard Farrell Scheduled for AOQPi Concert
Nineteen to become charter members of AOQPi next concert series. Pianist Richard Farrell, from New Zealand, will perform March 1 at 8:00 p.m. in the College Auditorium after studying with Olga Samaroff at Juilliard. The program includes works by Mozart Beethoven Chopin Brahms Liszt and Debussy. Farrell has been praised by Rubinstein Tauber and Ormandy.
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Richard Farrell
Farrell
New Zealand
William Kapell
Olga Samaroff
Julliard School of Music
New York
Carnegie Hall
Artur Rubinstein
Richard Tauber
Eugene Ormandy
Committee Sets Up Criteria To Guide All Fund Raising
Dr. Walter L. Stone chair of the Joint Student-Faculty Committee on Campus Solicitation for Welfare Purposes outlined criteria for judging charity solicitations after a Monday committee meeting. Requirements include local applicant control, exemption for self-benefiting or exclusive memberships, mandatory reporting of funds and costs, and publication in the Triangle.
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Walter L. Stone
Last Weekend Reserved for College Commencement Activities
Students are reminded that the college expects Saturday Sunday and Monday morning of the commencement season to be kept free for college events. Weddings or other social functions should not be scheduled to avoid attendance by students or faculty.
Wilde Farce Arena Style Play Set By Hanover Players
Oscar Wilde farce to be staged as an arena production by the Hanover Players under director James F. Dunlap with three performances March 29 30 and 31 in Wood's Field House. Cast and staff details are being finalized with Norman Willey as student director and Florence Wishard as bookholder.
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Hanover Players
James F. Dunlap
Wood
Mr. Dunlap
Norman Willey
Florence Wishard
George Haley
Steve Osborn
Calvert Announces Interview Clinic For Tuesday Night
Robert Calvert college registrar announces a career interview clinic sponsored by the Social Science Club. The event Tuesday February 28 at 7 00 p m in 102 Classic Hall covers job applications letter writing and personal interviews with demonstrations by Dr George Zirkle and Calvert.
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Robert Calvert
Social Science Club
Classic Hall
Calvert
George Zirkle
New Constitution Debate Guides Campus Council Reform
The Student Affairs Committee and Student Council meet to discuss a revised constitution including a larger 24 member council with two members from each group, a split secretary treasurer role, and faculty representation on the committee. A March 6 vote will ratify the changes amid talks on recreation and liaison duties.
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Lynn Hall
Student Affairs Committee
Student Council
Zirkle
Robert Calvert
E. Mowbray Tate
Grant Wickwire
John Yarnelle
Marjorie Yaple
Hill Thoughts Deadline Set For March 1
Hanover announces March 1 as the deadline for Hill Thoughts submissions with a ten dollar prize for best short story poem and essay. The staff seeks poems stories and essays for a strong tenth anniversary issue and Deborah Logan is named freshman representative on the literary staff.
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Hanover
Hill Thoughts
Charles Fox
Fox
Deborah Logan
Nineteen Women to Charter Alpha Omicron Pi Chapter
Nineteen Hanover women will become charter members of the Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Omicron chapter with initiation and installation led by national officers Mrs. Lindrooth and Mrs. Miller at the Phi Mu Lodge. Honorary initiates include Miss Wilma Miller and Mrs. Joy Miles.
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Hanover
Phi Omicron
Alpha Omicron Pi
Robert F. Lindrooth
Wilma K. Miller
Joy Miles
Gloria
Albert G. Parker, Jr
E. Mowbray Tate
Dorothy S. Bucks
Long College For Women of Hanover College
Mary Louise Fitton
Jean Horner
Nashville
Tennessee
Nancy Robinson
Jane Bush
Violet Andrew
Alpha Delta Pi
Robert Horn
Barbara Dowden
Barbara Smith
Phi Mu
Olive Hopping
Sally Rowland
Earline Merryweather
Donner Hall
McCain
Rabbi Waller to Address Assembly on Progam Theme
Rabbi Herbert S. Waller of Temple Adath Israel Louisville will speak Wednesday on The Most Important Question We Ask. Dr Robert E. Bowers will present We Hold These Truths Friday, postponed from February 6, replacing the divided assemblies.
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Mars M. Westington
Pan-Linguist Club
Mars. M. Westington
Herbert S. Waller
Temple Adath Israel
Louisville
Kentucky
Robert E. Bowers
Hanover Players Sponsor Trips To Medea and Death of a Salesman
Thirty four students will attend Indiana University Little Theatre production of Medea in Bloomington as Hanover Players project. On March 1 and 4 students and faculty will see Death of a Salesman at the Cox Theatre in Cincinnati, also sponsored by Hanover Players.
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Hanover Players
Indiana University Little Theatre
Robinson Jeffers
Bloomington
Cox Theatre
Cincinnati
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Fordsville
Elizabeth Hummel
Kokomo
Mildred Lemen
Indianapolis
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Ruth Murphy
New Albany
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Columbus
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Rensselaer
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Margaret Roberts
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
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Goshen
Nancy Smith
Whiteland
Anne Soller
Michigan City
Margaret Spencer
Frankfort
Sheila Spicer
Lorraine Watkins
Tulsa
Oklahoma
John Harter
Katherine Davis
To Dragma
Sorority
T. C. Davis
Great Lakes South District
Walter McCain
Granville
Ohio
Great Lakes North District
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Oxford
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Denison University
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