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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
2
Campus library criticism calls for remodeling to create five partitioned study booths in large rooms and add typing facilities. An across the desk overdue fines system is urged, plus maintaining a $20 four year library fee to boost holdings. Faculty renewals should be limited to two weeks with periodic returns.
Resident John E Horner participates in a two hour English colloquium suggesting interdepartmental dialogue as a valuable education method. The piece argues for broader local adoption to reduce barriers between departments and between faculty and administrators and calls for constructive library budget and procedure reforms.
A year after last year's all Greek exchange dinner, resolutions from Greek Week study committees are still cited as needing progress. Proposals include a mature closing attitude, better campus recreation facilities, a Greek wide cooperative buying system, and a centralized storage area for large food purchases. All three major efforts remain at least two years away, yet continued public reporting and renewed committee involvement are urged.
Hanover ranks among Indiana’s top pre med colleges with a strong science base. The college emphasizes liberal arts training and depth via the Hanover Plan, allowing pre med students to major in any field while meeting medical school science requirements. The chemistry sequence was streamlined to four units, emphasizing biochemistry for later medical study.
The Hanover Sophomore class laments the cancellation of Fanfare 64 after delays caused by President Kennedy's death. Auditions were late and only fifteen participants remained in Long Gymnasium. They urge the student body to restart planning for next year to ensure Fanfare returns as Hanover’s premier one night event.
Hanover College considers a new bid system for fraternity rush inspired by women's practice. Trustee Harry V. Wade proposed envelopes bearing a member’s fraternity choice or a blank option, aiming to end public posting of bans. The Interfraternity Council adopted the concept, whether from Wade’s letter or internal origin, and praises the change.
A policy clarifies how assemblies are judged not on intrinsic merit alone but on suitability for a student audience. The goal is broad, inclusive discussions, with diverse speakers generalized for wide appeal to broaden students’ viewpoints and reflect student consensus.
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