Hanover Big Business College Declines Federal Aid
President Horner and Hanover Board of Trustees defend a principle and practicality in refusing federal aid. They argue private education should be supported by private funds, keep higher education as a dual system, and prefer private donors over government programs. They flag possible limited benefits from aid and note current support pending in Congress.
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Southern Baptists
Horner
Hanover Board of Trustees
Indiana
Hanover
Wabash
Eugene Pulliam
Hanover Board
Congress
Winter-Spring Budget Passed by Student Senate Debates Honorariums
Student Senate approved a Winter and Spring budget of 15992.92 dollars with a 3000 dollar Triangle allotment that included honorarium funds for staff. Debate grew over paying student officials while Miss Fox and others argued work load and skilled contributions justify compensation. Senate leaders and several members opposed honorariums. other groups lacked representatives and their allocations were postponed.
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Senate
Marge Fox
Triangle
Miss Fox
John Lane
Bill Porter
College Honors Dutch Struck At Game Ceremony Banquet
Dr. Raymond F. Dutch Struck will be honored at the Taylor Hanover game with a following ceremony and reception in the J. Graham Brown Campus Center. Over 3 000 dinner invitations issued. about 300 expected to attend. Struck’s long teaching and coaching record includes Hall Township Mishawaka Wabash and Hanover since 1947. he served in the Navy in World War II. He holds leadership roles in several professional and honorary associations and is a noted Midwest speaker. The Senate budget passed without amendments. an ad hoc committee to study honorariums for student officials was authorized.
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Raymond F. “Dutch
Struck
Taylor- Hanover
Taylor-Hanover
Student Senate
J. Graham Brown
Hanover
Hall Township
Spring Valley
Illinois
Wabash
Indiana
Mishawaka
U.S. Navy
Indiana Intercollegiate Coaches Association
Hoosier College
American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Indiana Public Health Association
College Physical Education Association
Indiana Aahper
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa selects Hanover among 19 institutions
President John E. Horner announced that Hanover College is one of nineteen institutions chosen by United Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa to be examined for possible membership in the 1967 68 academic year.
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John E. Horner
Hanover
United Chapters
Phi Beta Kappa
Hanover plans March Fine Arts Month events
Hanover's first Fine Arts Month runs through March with activities from the art music and drama departments. Barry Wright chairs the committee with members Fairleigh Mark Bertschi Sedgwick Clark Jim Cunningham Frank Hamilton and Phil Sipiess. The program opens with an organ recital by Dr. Wagner on March 3 at 4 00 p m in Parker Auditorium, followed by the Bergman Film Series finale.
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Hanover
Barry Wright
Fairleigh Mark Bertschi
Sedgwick Clark
Jim Cunningham
Frank Hamilton
Phil Sipiess
Wagner
Parker Auditorium
Ray Harm
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Bulletin
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London
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Alford
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McLean
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McMurtrie
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Rubert
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Manley
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Bell
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Virginia N. Jr
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Ogden
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Park
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Boyd
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Reed
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Marie D. Gray
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Stone
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Young
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Maracek
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