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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
2
A Revitalized Hanover Fortune magazine lauds Hanover for liberal academic reform and a vast building program but calls for broad reevaluation of social rules admissions athletics and student governance as the campus expands. It urges unmonitored bulletin boards provocative speakers and improved library procedures to align with the Hanover Plan.
A critical review of Irving Shulman’s Harlow portrays Jean Harlow as a glamorous but sensational figure. The biography is dismissed as unsubstantial melodrama, filled with lurid speculation about Paul Bern and Harlow. The piece labels the book coarse, sensational, and untrustworthy, finally calling it a waste of poetry and time.
The Duplicate Bridge Tournament sponsored by the Student Senate starts January 30 at Long Gym. Twenty rounds begin at 12 40 with pre arranged hands and rotating opponents to avoid long six point hands. Entries must be submitted by January 16 in pairs. open to faculty and students.
Letters debate punishment criteria for rule infractions and call for transparent standards. They urge clearer disciplinary criteria, better explanations, and student input. The writer critiques attendance policies, assemblies, campus social life, and funding while proposing increased student involvement and a broader, more self reliant culture.
The Indiana Council for Education in Politics extends its fifth annual internship with Indiana General Assembly members. Hanover students remain eligible as ICEP moves away from a single fixed week to avoid crowding on the floor. ICEP director Philip S. Wilder Jr notes reduced intern numbers will ease past scheduling issues and floor seating pressures.
The Public Affairs Forum will hold its winter spring term election on Tuesday Jan 19 at 6 45 pm in Parker Auditorium. Four people will be elected to serve until the end of the spring term with new members chosen in the spring all campus elections.
A brief notice directs that assembly should reach out to Mr George Johnson promptly for urgent matters. The exact context or agency issuing the request is not provided in the fragment.
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