Triangle Editorial Board Policy at Hanover College
The January 20 1967 Triangle editorial states the newspaper policy is set by a student board of eight with an official editorials stance representing at least a three quarters majority. It lists board members Karen Smith Eric Thompson Henry Hamman Mark Kendall Pete Moss Judy Helms Terri man and cartoonist Page 2 reburner Bob Bow.
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Triangle
Karen Smith
Eric Thompson
Henry Hamman
Mark Kendall
Pete Moss
Judy Helms
Terri §Man
Hanover College Triangle
Nell Nichols
Jane Clamme
Toral Board
Eric Thomson
Terri Stoneburner
Bob Bowman
In Memoriam Miss Mary Louise Fitton
Miss Mary Louise Fitton died this week, longtime Hanover head librarian known for energy and devotion to the college. Her influence touched generations of students and journalism at the TRIANGLE, where she served as advisor to the campus journalism honorary. Walter Morrill called her a librarian whose work is attested by 80 000 books.
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Mary Louise Fitton
Hanover
Fitton
The
Triangle
Walter Morrill
Last Lecture program proposed to speak to students
The Triangle announces a new campus series titled the Last Lecture in which faculty members will address the student body with a single premise as if it were their final opportunity to speak. Professors Bucks, Huenemann, Mathews, Metz, Porter, Rawson, and Van Leeuwen show interest, with others likely to join.
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Bucks
Huenemann
Mathews
Metz
Porter
Rawson
van Leeuwen
Hanover
European Jobs for U S College Students Open Abroad
The American Student Information Service in Luxembourg offers thousands of European jobs for U S college students on a first come basis. Some positions pay 400 dollars monthly with free room and board or both, including lifeguarding shipboard work camp counseling farm work and teaching English in European homes. Applications and details cost 2 dollars via Dept IV ASIS 22 Ave de la Liberte Luxembourg City. Local cinema options include Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte at Parker, Georgie Girl and Viridiana at Crescent Art Theatre, and Penelope at The Ohio Theatre Madison through January 21 with Texas Across the River January 22-24.
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American Student Information Service
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Europe
U.S
Dept. IV
ASIS
Ave. de la Liberte
Luxembourg City
Parker
Crescent Art Theatre
Louisville
Georgie Girl
Viridiana
Indianapolis
Heron Museum of Art
Ohio Theatre
Madison
Penelope
Texas
HALF A SIXPENCE Comes to Clowes Hall January 23 28
Laura Marasco notes a Broadway hit in a long running show and announces upcoming art film plans at Ohio. Also details prints on display in Hanover Classic Hall third floor with borrowing rules and period schedule.
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John Galvin
Ohio
Clowes Hall
Indianapolis
Hanover
Classic Hall
New College
Gretchen Shaw
Students clash with president over discipline study committee
In Hanover college affairs, Senate President Mark Hershman reports Dr. Horner vetoed a resolution to include ex officio Trustees on the Discipline Study Committee. Annette Graham and Jim Putnam, candidates for student positions, express dismay at the action. Senate may push again, aiming to add Trustees to the panel with ex officio status to ensure trustee access to information and influence.
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Senate
Mark Hershman
Dr. Horner
Annette Graha
Jim Putnam
Affairs Board
Horner
Hanover
Students and Faculty Debate Disciplinary Committee and Events
In Wednesday's Student Senate, applications for the President's Disciplinary Structure Committee were read by Mark Hershman. Elected were Jim Putnam and Dick Hall. A motion to fund a library memorial for Miss Mary Louise Fitton was tabled. Senior Assembly on Jan 26 will feature campus musical groups. Freshman class president John Baer announced the All School Dance on Jan 28 from 9 to 12 in Long Gym with the Epics. Mental Health Association meeting set for Jan 24 in Classic 102 with Jerry Thaden as speaker. Students unable to attend may leave notes in the Alpha Delta Pi or Lambda Chi Alpha mailboxes.
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Senate
Mark Hershman
Ann Forbes
Annette Graha
Dick Hall
Jim Putnam
Marilyn Rosser
Sue Worden
Horner
Board of Trustees
Mary Louise Fitton
Ross Rowland
John Baer
Long Gym
The
Mental Health Association
Jerry Thaden
Cragmont
Alpha Delta Pi
Lambda Chi Alpha
Campus Art Guild to Begin Operations and Student Life Study
President Hershman outlined campus plans including the Art Guild starting January 19 open to all students for studio experience. He noted a legislative move restoring absentee voting rights and announced six assemblies next term. Budgets and committee leadership were discussed amid a funding total of 994.12 in the miscellaneous fund.
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Mark Hershman
Art Guild
OBUS
Hershman
Indiana
Robin White
Mary Burkert
Sedgwick Clark
Ron Brogan
Manchester College
Hanover
Manchester
Dave Fairman
Senate
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Reburner, Bob Bow
Memoriam
By Laura Marasco
Hanover College
Criangle
Hanover Post Office
Tannos
Kar
Marge Fox
Susan van Arsdel
Glen Bengson
Ed van Dyne
Susan Straley
Donna Ollis
Chuck Howard
NESS
Nager
Tom Nagle
Trish Ewing
Linda Moran
By Donna Ollis
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