Poet Model Lionel Wiggam to Speak at Assembly
Lionel Wiggam, poet playwright and New York model, will present a program titled Writer's Cramp and Poet's License next Thursday. Born in Indiana, Princeton graduate, Wiggam published early and later won Indiana Author's Award for Land of Unloving. He has contributed to The Atlantic Monthly Harper's Esquire and The New Yorker calls him a born lyric poet. He is known for acting directing writing and Ford Foundation recognition. He balances modeling one ten hour day weekly with six days of writing.
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New Yorker
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Poetry Society of America
Indiana University
Hollywood
Princeton
Hanover faculty and students to appear on World Front
Two Hanover faculty members and two students join the TV panel on World Front noon Sunday via WLW Cincinnati. The program, part of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs, covers human rights in the Middle East Western Europe United States and Russia.
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Hanover
World Front
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Jack S. McCrary
A. Glenn Mower
Bill Keller
Barbara Senior
McCrary
Middle East
Dr. Mower
Wesern Europe
United States
Russia
Presbyterian General Assembly
William Clemenson
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Commission
Musicians Invade HC Tomorrow For District Solo Event
Hanover College hosts over 1,000 public school students for the Southeast Indiana District Solo and Ensemble contest led by Professor Max Poland. Judges include Indiana University and Purdue affiliates. performances in woodwinds brass and percussion vie for class A ratings to qualify for the State Contest at Butler University on February 15.
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Hanover College
Indiana
Max Poland
Poland
Harry Houdeshel
Indiana Univerity
Edward Kingsey
John Koehler
Evansville College
Paul McDowell
Delbert Hoon
Louisville
Walter Hall
Lexington
Joe Haboush
Lebanon
David Keen
Purdue University
W. M. McQueen
Frankfort
Butler University
Parker Auditorium
Classic Hall
Goodrich
Donald Morrison
AO's Betas Top Grades For First Term 1963-64
The registrar reports campus scholastic averages for the first term of 1963-64. Beta Theta Pi leads with 2.68 and Alpha Omicron Pi follows at 3.05. Last year the top groups were Beta Theta Pi 2.62 and Phi Mu 3.003, while three years ago the leaders were 2.68 for the fraternity and 2.98 for the sorority.
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Beta Theta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Phi Mu
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Chi
Alpha Delta Pi
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Alpha Theta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Brazilian Play Cast Announced for Hanover Institute Plays
Casting for A God Slept Here and another play set for March 6 and 7 at the Hanover Brazilian Institute. Janis Small stars as Alkmena with Robert Trimble as Amplitryon and Jim Yeiser as Sofia. JoAnn Moorehead plays Tessala and Dick East is cast as the first soldier with the second soldier pending.
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Hanover Brazilian Institute
Guilherme Figueiredo
Janis Small
Alkmena
Thebes
Greece
Janis
Amphitryon
Robert Trimble
Jim Yeiser
Foxer
Sean O’casey
Sofia
General Amphitryon
JoAnn Moorehead
Tessala
Sosia
Dick East
Explosive Film On Negro Stand Explosive Film On Negro Stand
The Negro and the American Promise a film featuring three noted spokesmen on the present and future of the Negro will be shown at Sunday Seminar this Sunday evening at 6 15 in Classic 102.
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Classic 102
Interviews with King Malcolm X and Baldwin on NBC program
A one hour National Educational Television program features Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. Malcolm X and author James Baldwin in candid interviews conducted by psychologist Dr. Kenneth Clark. The discussions deliver blunt, often brutal honesty drawing from each figure's perspectives.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Macolm X
James Baldwin
Kenneth Clark
National Educational Television
Study Aid Initiated by Student Senate for Winter Term 1964
A tutoring service, operating under the Student Senate, will run on an experimental basis during the 1964 winter term. Students may choose tutors by contacting senate members or deans offices. Tutors are paid $1.25 an hour by the student and lists are compiled each semester by honoraries to ensure tutor qualification and impartiality. If feasible, the program may become permanent and added to the student handbook. The committee is led by Bill Caddell and includes Bev Carpenter, Jeanine Collier, and Sally Rodkey.
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Student Senate
Bill Caddell
Phi Eta Sigma
Bev Carpenter
Alpha Lambda Delta
Jeanine Collier
Gamma Sigma Pi
Sally Rodkey
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