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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
3
A faculty forum piece recalls a firsthand view of Peace Corps work in Chile in July 1962. The writer cites training, patient collaboration with Chileans, and a Hanover graduate’s growth, arguing Americans must understand other cultures before pushing ideas. The essay frames Peace Corps as mutual learning rather than rapid, uniform change.
A Hanover assembly featured Paul Perrot of the Corning Museum of Glass presenting The History of Glass to students. The lecture ran over time, the PA system failed, and the pace was too rapid, leaving back-row listeners unable to hear clearly. The reviewer called for tighter editing and more emphasis on modern glass developments, awarding a grade of B.
Academic Dean Harold Haverkamp urged Hanover College students to shed self centered focus and consider fellow man amid mass society. His twenty minute talk wandered at times, leaving several subjects incomplete as he concluded with a modern poem on contemporary indifference.
Nearly 19,000 American students studied at foreign universities in 1963 while 78,000 foreign students enrolled in American schools. The expansion of international studies is a global trend part of the education explosion. Over a quarter million students attend schools outside their countries, aided by thousands of free fellowships and scholarships.
Professor Garret J. Boone of DePauw University uses metal sculpture and watercolors for a new first floor Classic exhibit. A booklet titled This is part of higher education in Indiana reproduces works and captions, showing how Associated Colleges of Indiana uses funds from the William A. Atkins Charitable Trust for thirteen private colleges.
Hanover College trustees are a diverse, 32 member body meeting three times yearly with committees handling finance development and academic affairs. They influence policy, finances, and the college’s life, while Long College trustees manage about a one million dollar fund for women’s higher education.
The film The Negro and the American Promise profiles three leaders, Martin Luther King Malcolm X and James Baldwin, through interviews led by Dr Kenneth Clark. It contrasts nonviolence with Black Muslim separatism and notes Baldwin's critique of government and bigotry.
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