Horner Sets Boundaries on Trustees Role at Hanover College
Horner says a new committee on discipline falls under operational matters and should not involve trustees. Cramer serves as Vice-President for Development and Copeland as Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association. Horner argues policy versus operation distinction guides trustees’ involvement and envisions committee making recommendations within the institution.
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Cramer
Copeland
Hanover College Alumni Association
Horner
Hanover
Hershman Horner
Senate
Budget and Communique Shape Senate Action
The Student Senate unanimously approved sending a letter to the President on campus communication. Senator Dick Davis presented from Wiley Hall with Senator Leroy Strohl from Blythe Annex seconding. Amendments trimmed two words. The Winter Spring Budget saw changes, deleting a $25 Circle K allotment and $350 Handbook balance. APO allotment rose to $400, later adjusted to $300. TRIANGLE allotment increased to $3,600 amid budget concerns about possible outstanding debts. The final budget totaled 18 to 6 after a two hour forty five minute session, altering the Miscellaneous Balance to $1,589.12. Discussions centered on campus discipline, trustee involvement, and committee reporting.
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Student Senate
Dick Davis
Wiley Hall
Leroy Strohl
Blythe Annex
Circle K
APO
al Stone
Recreation Committee
Tom Nagel
Triangle
James Putnam
David Fairman
Senate Miscellaneous Fund
House
Senate
Ethics and Science Panel Sets Four Assembly Sessions
Faculty and student panels will discuss ethics in science over four assemblies. On January 30 the faculty panel led by Drs White Pray Van Leeuwen and Huenemann will present ten minute talks. February 2 questions and floor discussion follow. A student panel on February 6 and 9, featuring Susan Wilson Brenda Igo Dick Davis and David Seltzer, will use contemporary issues like nuclear disarmament population growth and contraception. Dean Haverkamp will moderate. The aim is discussion not solutions with potential repeats next year if interest remains.
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White
Pray
van Leeuwen
Huenemann
Susan Wilson
Brenda Igo
Dick Davis
David Seltzer
Haverkamp
Town Lights Reroute Traffic in Hanover
Hanover town leaders backed two new traffic lights at Main and Main Cross and Main Street and Madison to curb frequent accidents. motorists complain of long red lights and crowded intersections, while residents joke about campus chaos and safety concerns persist amid a rising toll of highway deaths.
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Crowe Cemetery
Madison
Main
Hanover
Frisch’s
Theta
William Kessler
Main Cross Street
Kessler
Main Street
Cemetery Road
Judy Putnam
Finnegan’s
Dr Ferguson to launch last lecture series for pros
Dr James Ferguson will start a new Last Lecture series hosted by TRIANGLE in about three weeks. He, from Hanover English, will speak likely on a Wednesday night in the Long Gymnasium lounge with no advance topic, inviting students and faculty to attend and discuss afterward.
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James Ferguson
Eric Thomson
Ing Triangle
Ferguson
Hanover
Thomson
Han Suyen Institute to feature China talks and plays
Ambassador Y C HSUEH will open the sixth Han Suyen Institute on March 2, with talks from global speakers including Dr. Han Suyin, Hsi Cheng, and representatives from the State Department and Taiwan. Events run March 1 to 14 at Hanover College with plays at the Theatre and Long Gymnasium, chaired by Dr. Tate.
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Y. C. Hsueh
Republic of China
United Nations
China
Hanover
Madison
E. Mowbray Tate
Han Suyin
Life In
Hsi Cheng
Chinese Language and Area Center
State University of Iowa
Hanover College Theatre
Mainland China
State Department
Taiwan
Suyin
Parker Auditorium
Long Gymnasium
James Ferguson
Joseph Withey
Robert Bowers
Hassan Gardezi
Wesley Franzmeier
Toby Kellogg
Susie Northam
Phil Hyde
Phyllis Osborne
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Lucina Ball Drive
Grams
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Porter
Mathews
Metz
Rawson
Han Suyen
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