Hanover College Election bylaw reform urged for fair votes
Students urged honest democratic elections and rejected block voting as the spring ballot selects Student Senate President Board of Student Affairs and class officers. The piece advocates independent votes, nominates candidates for the Hanover College community and stresses accountability to all.
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Student Senate
Senate
Board of Student Affairs
P.A.F
Hanover College
Hanover
Editorial Board praises two speakers in assemblies
The Editorial Board commends the Assembly Committee for speeches by Dr. Philip Quigg Foreign Affairs Managing Editor and Sukich Nimmanheminda Thai ambassador to the United States. Both speakers were influential and thought provoking though not outstandingly dynamic. The piece argues that effective communication requires audience engagement to present a challenging subject in a stimulating manner.
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Assembly
Philip Quigg
Foreign Affairs Magazine
Sukich Nimmanheminda
U.S
Thailand
Listeners Must Participate Too at Hanover Assembly Programs
An editorial urges active listener participation and hopes controversial speakers like Dr. Quigg and Ambassador Nimmanheminda will continue to visit Hanover. The Student Senate Faculty Assembly Committee aims to schedule such speakers, with campus groups like the Triangle supporting programs that attract engaged audiences.
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Dr. Quigg
Nimmanheminda
Hanover
Student Senate
Quigg
Honorary Has Ten Pledges For Alpha Phi Gamma
Alpha Phi Gamma journalism honorary gains ten pledges from Han over TRIANGLE REVONAH and HILLTHOUGHTS staffs in an afternoon ceremony. Pledges are Cindy Stebbing Susan Powell Anne Marsh Susan Perry Derek Brown Phyllis Osborne Laura Denton Karen Smith Rick Moyer and Mike Marr for two years of notable work. Before initiation in late March they will compose a 14 line poem and a pledge song. Rick Moyer was elected class president.
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Alpha Phi Gamma
Cynthia Stebbing
Susan Powell
Anne Marsh
Susan Perry
Mike Marr
Derek Brown
Phylis Osborne
Laura Denton
Karen Smith
Rick Moyer
National Journalism
Hanover
Triangle
Revonah
Cindy Stebbing
Phyllis Osborne
Friendly Touch Forty Visit Faculty
About forty students joined the first faculty home visitation program by Campus Fellowship last Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. Professors Huene mann Mullett Schroeder Raw son and Worley opened homes to students to discuss topics outside class. Next session planned for March 10 or 17 with five new professors hosting informal visits.
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Edward Huenemann
Don Mullett
Lee Schroeder
Harve Rawson
John Worley
Michigan Prof Visits Campus
Dr. Paul Bakin of Michigan State University visits Hanover Campus March 8 10 through the Visiting Scientist Program of the American Psychological Association funded by the National Science Foundation He will lecture on Attention and Perception at 7 15 p m March 9 in Classic 102 and meet with psychology students and classes during his stay.
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Paul Bakin
Michigan State University
Hanover
American Psychological Association
National Science Foundation
Bakin
Lion and the Jewel opens Hanover Theatre
Hanover College Theatre presents the United States premiere of The Lion and the Jewel a Nigerian comedy on Friday and Saturday at 8 5 featuring Sidi in a tale of old and new. Also upcoming Indiana University trip to Don Giovanni tickets cost 4 00 with few left. Kingston Trio concert in Louisville Saturday 8 30 tickets at Tiffs. My Fair Lady continues at the Penthouse with all seats reserved.
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Hanover College Theatre
Hanover
Institute
Middle Africa
Hanover Stage
Parker Fri
Sidi
Rex Harrison
Iggens
Audrey Hepburn
Gina Lollobridgida
Rock Hudson
Doris Day
Ohio Theatre
Louisville
A S L S Seeks Students for 20000 Europe Summer Jobs
The American Student Information Service announces over 20,000 European summer positions for U S college students. First come, first served. A $390 travel grant is offered to the first 5,000 applicants. Some jobs pay $400 monthly with room and board often included. Opportunities include resort, office, lifeguard, sales, shipboard, factory, child care, camp counseling, farm, and restaurant work. Also, live with European families teaching English. A 36 page booklet with details and application, plus air mail postage, is available for $2 from Dept. IV ASIS Luxemburg City Luxembourg.
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American Student Information Service
Europe
U. S
ASIS
U .S
Dept. IV
Ave. de la Liberte
Luxemburg City
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
UNC Historian Woodward to Speak at Assembly Monday
Dr. Harold Lee Woodward of the University of North Carolina will address the student body next Monday on Latin American politics. He will first attend Dr. A Glenn Mower's International Law class and then present in Mr. Robert Trimble's Latin American History class in the afternoon.
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Harold Lee Woodward
University of North Carolina
Woodward
A. Glenn Mower
Robert Trimble
I U To Perform Don Giovanni on Campus
Indiana University will stage Mozart opera Don Giovanni on March 13 at 8 p m on campus. A bus will be provided to Bloomington for Hanover students wishing to attend. Professor Lee Schroeder will lead two informal discussions on the opera’s origin and plot at the Hopkins home the week before the performance. Tickets go on sale March 1 in Classic Hall 9 to 11 am, with sales March 3 and 5 or until sold out. Price per student is 4.00 including reserved seat and round trip transportation.
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Indiana University
Music Hall
Bloomington
Hanover
Lee Schroeder
Hopkins
Classic Hall
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