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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
2
A wave of hand knit sweaters sweeps Hanover College as dorms and sororities join a growing club. Dozens of girls from Donner and Ide, Phi Mu, Thetas, and ADPi knit nightly, turning study breaks into sessions with knitting needles. Even fathers are rumored to join the trend.
Dave Healy questions the school Recreation Committee’s sponsorship of parties and gym rentals. He asks why a single fraternity can host more events than the student body and why $50 buys Long Gym rental. He urges broader use of funds and more student input.
President John Horner and Dean Harold Haverkamp led a busy North Atlantic trip attending Nexus Committee and Presbyterian College Union meetings in Atlantic City New Jersey. They joined the Council of Protestant Institutions and the Association of American Colleges sessions from January 12 to 16. Dean Haverkamp spoke at Academic Deans meeting while Dr. Horner served on a commission with liberal arts colleges. The Nexus Committee links Presbyterian churches with 45 colleges nationwide.
Students and faculty critique the new Fourteen plan focusing on course realignment evaluation methods and independent study. They urge a no final exam option or stricter adherence to no exam rules, and call for more flexible independent study. Dr. Withey leads a Washington trip for Experiential Theater with Brecht rehearsals and library visits, plus a Hanover student group list and cost considerations.
The text lists editorial policies and a long staff roster for Hanover College’s newspaper, naming roles from editor to photographers and reporters, plus a note on second class mail and exchange management. It reads like a masthead and policy preface rather than a news item, reflecting internal structure and governance of the paper.
A student faculty panel on the Hanover Plan signals concern over bugs in the program and a push for a campus wide pulse to prevent final week class meeting conflicts. Professors already shift due dates for papers and exams, risking a repeat of hell week and urging an official statement outlining final testing conditions this term.
Intercollegiate Press notes Rockford College faculty vote to drop compulsory class attendance for upperclassmen. The faculty backs student views that the code fosters individual responsibility and questions the value of unmotivated attendance while reflecting on registration changes and the impact of IBM forms and new cards on campus life.
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