Well Known Scientist To Speak Friday
Dr. Ashley Montagu world famed anthropologist and social biologist will speak at Hanover Friday as part of a Indiana college tour. Born in London he became a U.S. citizen in 1940 and earned a Ph.D. from Columbia. He taught at NYU Rutgers and Harvard and contributed to UNESCO race statements plus authored about twenty five textbooks on sociology and anthropology.
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Hanover
Severa Indiana Colleges
London
England
Dr. Montagu
Florence
Columbia University
New York University
Rutgers University
Harvard
British Museum of Natural History
Wellcome Historical Medical Museum
Montagu
Unesco
Roger
University of Chicago
Earlham College
Civil Rights Commission
Dr. Royer
Hanover College
French Film La Symphonie Pastorale Shown at Parker Auditorium
The French department presents La Symphonie Pastorale a feature film based on Andre Gide's novel. Michele Morgan stars in a French language soundtrack with English subtitles. Free admission for faculty and students next Thursday at 7 30 p m in Parker Auditorium.
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Parker Auditorium
la Symphonie Pastorale
Andre Gide
Michele Morgan
Rights sociologist at Hanover urges action for freedom fund
Hanover students and faculty will help fund an Emergency Fund For Freedom next week. Living units appoint representatives to collect and tabulate contributions, with a check to Rev. William Clemenson on Saturday, the eve of Race Relations Sunday, as part of campus civil rights activity.
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Hanover
William Clemencon
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Poet Wiggam visits Hanover campus events with Frost reading
Poet Wiggam of Indiana University spent Thursday at Hanover attending the HillThoughts Board of Editors luncheon at the River Town Inn and the Senior English Colloquium. He delivered an assembly talk on individuality in a stylized society and read his poems alongside Robert Frost's Fire and Ice. They return to campus for the colloquium then plan the Indiana University Writers Conference in Bloomington this summer.
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Natalie Wood
Wiggam
Robert Frost
Indiana University
Hillthoughts Board of Editors
River Town Inn
Horner Named Chief Officer at Presbyterian College Union
Hanover College President John E. Horner was chosen presiding officer of the Presbyterian College Union at its Washington meeting. The group includes leaders from forty five United Presbyterian affiliated colleges. Horner also joined a seven member General Council commission studying undergraduate and theological education. He previously led the Indiana Association of Church-Related Colleges in 1962-63.
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John E. Horner
Presbyterian College Union
Washington, D. C
United Presbyterian Church
Joseph E. McCabe
Coe College
Franc L. McCluer
Lindenwood College
John Horner
General Council
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
T. M. Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Horner
Indiana Association of Church-Related Colleges
Nexus
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Journalism Honorary Chooses 13 Students to pledge
Journalists praised for campus work as Alpha Phi Gamma pledged 13 students last Thursday. New pledges include Lon Barash, Mercia Burkert, Karen Burrin, Kirk Dinkins, Susan Fettig, Judy Hinchman, John Hooker, Sue Kuc, Bonnie Miner, and Susanne Talmage for contributions to campus publications. Active members listed are Ron Hammerle, Dave Larson, Bart Luedeke, Judy Moffett, Nancye Moncrief, and Ann Waggoner.
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Alpha Phi Gamma
Lon Barash
Mercia Burkert
Karen Burrin
Kirk Dinkins
Susan Fettig
Judy Hinchman
John Hooker
Sue Kuc
Bonnie Miner
Susanne Talmage
Ron Hammerle
Dave Larson
Bart Luedeke
Judy Moffett
Nancye Moncrief
Ann Waggoner
Istrow
Sue Fettig
Bonnie Min
Marcia Burkert
Magnifying Glass Five Weeks To Offer Unique Opportunities
Hanover Registrar Robert McClew calls the five week term a magnifying glass highlighting course and instructor demands. He notes each student takes one course, so teaching methods and schedules must adapt. The term offers immediate feedback and off campus study, with Saturday classes encouraged and assembly and lunch times set, balancing student needs with faculty capacity.
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Robert McClew
Hanover
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