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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
3
A faculty member defends mandatory assemblies and chapels amid student complaints and criticizes the loss of forum during fewer gatherings. He notes assemblies expose Hanover students to diverse viewpoints, urge attendance for meaningful topics, and argue worship through chapel reinforces purpose and discipline even when talks disappoint.
Dr Louis B Sohn of Harvard spoke on territorial waters as an example of how international law develops during Wednesday’s assembly. Dr Arie Bestebreurtje offered one of the year’s best talks, his Dutch accent and clear delivery energizing Hanover’s listeners. Thursday’s chapel featured Dr William Laws Jr addressing human relationships through Faulkner Baldwin Golding and Sartre, concluding with a Christian view that kept the discussion open to individual interpretation.
A campus survey details varied student views on smoking, motivations, and restraint. Students cite stress relief, habit, expense, and social factors while noting health findings urging cessation and highlighting risks of chronic bronchitis and cancer.
Jim Richter a junior from Indianapolis was elected president of the Iota Chapter of Beta Theta Pi. He is a business major active in Student Senate and its advisory council, previously vice president of the sophomore class and current junior class president. Other new officers include Warren Prell and Vin Couden in key posts.
Harvard professor argues there is insufficient publication on recent international law developments and urges exploration of new domains. He predicts economic sanctions against South Africa by the Security Council if states fail to comply, criticizes conservative State Department lawyers, and outlines a path for dispute resolution through voluntary jurisdiction friendly treaties court chambers and a 15 member council.
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