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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1964
Page
5
A philosophy essay argues that a Liberal Arts college must actively shape student values beyond facts. It stresses emotional commitment, value espousal, and balanced athletics to foster maturity, urging Hanover College to embrace principled goals, open criticism, and student dedication for true excellence.
On Monday MIT professor Dr Francis Schmitt gave a vivid assembly talk on the biochemistry of DNA in living cells. He spoke without notes, used clear visuals, and connected current progress to liberal arts aims. Dr J S McCrary followed with a chapel on interpersonal relations titled The Blight on the Ivy.
Dr Ronald Austin announces a six film series by the Business Administration department on the computer and the mind of man. Beginning March 5 the weekly 7 00 pm showings in Classic 102 will cover Logic by Machine Universe of Numbers Universal Machine The Control Revolution Managers and Models and Engine at the Door.
Marcia Burkert, a junior from Indianapolis, is elected president of Phi Mu for 1964 65. She majors in English and serves as Hill Thoughts editor and Alpha Phi Gamma member. Previous roles include historian and Panhellenic representative. Other officers: Suzanne Talmage vice president Ruth Muir secretary Pam Orchard treasurer Julie Irwin rush chairman Judy Rux social chairman Kathy Williams pledge trainer.
Pianist Luvisi captivated Parker Auditorium with a Schubert A Major sonata and Bach Capriccio. Encores included Impromptu and Chopin. Alexis Johnson, Deputy Under Secretary of State, spoke on foreign policy making in the State Department and U S commitments with 42 nations.
A compact schedule lists events from Feb 28 through March 5 at Long Gym, WRA Carnival, and campus venues. Highlights include She Delt Weekend Phi Delta Theta activities, Hillthoughts, Campus Fellowship Vespers, intramural debates, Brazil Institute debates with Wabash, Forensic Debate, Student Senate, and theatre productions Angels Provided A God Slept Here presented by Hanover Players.
Multiple engagement notices and pinning announcements from a campus source. Joyce Hopewell of Alpha Omicron Pi with Bob Barrett of Lambda Chi Alpha, Terri Stoneburner of Kappa Alpha Theta with Bob Donewald, Gayle Miller of Phi Mu with Tom Stura, Julie Irwin of Phi Mu with Jim Richter, Kathy Kellum of Alpha Delta Pi with Pete Howard, Ann Loop of Phi Mu with Jack Musgrave. Also engagements for Susan Hall to Stephen Heitzman of Indianapolis and Susan Marie Koepke to David Scott Healy of McLean Virginia with biographical details on education and fraternity/ sorority memberships. Wedding dates not set in first notice.
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