Questionable proposal on student organization recognition
A campus debate over a Student Life Committee plan to require cross voting by students faculty and trustees for recognizing student groups. The piece argues this adds needless bureaucracy and cliques, deprives student input, and urges the committee to reconsider the policy and its goals for Hanover College organizations.
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Student Senate
Student Life Committee
Senate
Campus Center Board
Hanover College
Graduate deferments end reshapes draft for students
The Selective Service and President Johnson end all graduate school and occupational deferments except medicine dentistry osteopathy optometry and veterinary medicine. The move shifts about 600000 male students toward the draft with roughly 150000 to be drafted and 75000 volunteering. Older students and seniors lead the impact as universities decry the plan as short sighted and disastrous for higher education and manpower. Separate military updates report 4000 more U S paratroopers to Vietnam bringing total to 504000 with a push to 600000. Fulbright signals no more Gulf of Tonkin hearings. university protests condemn outside police at campus events. Romney withdraws from candidacy. Rockefeller plans conferences with other governors. a Minnesota suit over sex education prompts parental challenges.
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Logan Wilson
American Council On Education
Nathan Pusey
Harvard University
Gustave Arlt
Council of Graduate Schools
Four Religion events fill Parker Auditorium schedule
A campus program outlines Hinduism Buddhism Islam and Christianity talks and demonstrations in Parker Auditorium and Campus Center from 4 30 p m to 9 00 p m on Wednesday with film showings yoga demonstrations and informal discussion groups. Additional sessions on Thursday include more lectures and a culminating banquet at 7 00 p m with Thubten Norbu and President Horner by invitation. In trivia, Brain Bowl results show ADPi defeating ADPi 110 105 and Beta beating Crowe 247 240, with next matches on Tuesday March 12.
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Parker Auditorium
Mme. Savitri Ahuja
Dickwela Piyananda
Tahseen Basheer
H. P. Sulli
Aliya Kilimany Rao
J. Smith McCrary
Swami Prabhavananda
Thubten Norbu
Benjamin Lewis
Lucy
Dharma
H. P. Sullivan
Campus Center
John E. Horner
Adpi
Beta
Crowe
Hanover College Criangle 1909 weekly student paper
Hanover College Criangle is a weekly student publication founded in 1909. It lists detailed staff roles including co editors Marge Fox and Henry Hamman, business manager Charles Boyer, editors and contributors, reporters, and circulation team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
Hanover
Indiana
Marge Fox
Henry Hamman
Charles Boyer
Susan van Arsdel
Mike Palmisano
Mary Warner
Steve Traylor
Gerry Bruder
Rosalie White
Sally Perkins
Linda Gillies
Judy Rodgers
Cynthia Dax
Gail Johnson
Diane Caplinger
Betty Barnardoni
Susan McGaw
Bruce Tehan
Tim Nuemann
Susan Moeller
Cathy Lockman
Diane Bertsch
Luanne Weber
Barbara Turner
Marge DeVaux
Carolyn Baird
Patricia DeJean
Susan Radunz
Judy Parker
Stan Fox
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By Steve Traylor
Selective Service
Johnson
National Security Council
Thomas R. Fitzgerald
Georgetown University
Kingman Brewster
Yale University
Vietnam
U. S
United States
William Westmoreland
Khe Sanh
Earl Wheeler
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saigon
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gulf of Tonkin
Fulbright
Associated Press
Congress
Gulf
American Civil Liberties Union
Academic Freedom Committee
Brooklyn College
University of Wisconsin
Central State University
Grambling Colege
Louisiana
Michigan
George Romney
Richard Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Romney
Rockefeller
White Bear Lake
Minnesota
Robert Murphy E
Institute
Tahseen M. Basheer
J. A
Ey. Parker Auditorium
Assembly
Pandit Piyananda
The
College Theater
Rabindranath Ta
Dickwetla Piyananda
Long Gym
Robert E. Bowers
Criangle
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