Student Teaching Begins in Indiana and Kentucky
Winter student teaching starts with 24 seniors observing at 17 schools across Indiana and Kentucky. Dr. Paul T. Rosewell explains the program guiding observers through full schedules and gradually assuming class duties, with six weeks of teaching to follow and mid term seminars and final evaluations scheduled. Assignments include Daniel Breckenridge at Jeffersonville High and Louise Bastion at Madison High among others.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Rosewell
Daniel Breckenridge
Jeffersonville High
Han Suyin Defends China Distortion Claims at Institute
Dr Han Suyin opened a forum arguing Western distortions of Chinese history and praising Mainland China. She linked Western interference to China's 1949 rise, warned India mirrors China in the 1920s, and described the Cultural Revolution as a phase of growth moving toward war readiness.
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Han Suyin
China
Gan
Soviet Union
Han
Viet Nam
Eight Students Picked for Campus Center Board
Student Senate selects eight members for the Campus Center Board from 13 finalists. Names include Leslie Allison Betty Gliessner Larry Hjort Joanne Motz Cheryl Simkins Deede Storey Sue Van Arsdell and Barry Wright. Duane Pritchett says faculty and administration will name the rest soon and the board will meet early next week to begin programming.
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Leslie Allison
Betty Gliessner
Larry Hjort
Joanne Motz
Cheryl Simkins
Sandee Storey
Sue van Arsdel
Barry Wright
President’s Advisory Council
Senate
Duane Pritchett
Taiwan contrasts with mainland in Y C Hsueh talk
Ambassador Y C Hsueh opened the 1967 Hanover Institute with a speech on The Republic of China Its National Purpose. He asserted Taiwan’s success under Sun Yat-sen principles, aided by US support, and contrasted it with upheaval on the mainland. He cited a 1963 trade balance, self sufficiency, and willingness to aid Mainland China. He condemned power hungry rulers for disrupting China’s welfare.
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China
Y. C. Hsueh
Hanover Institute
Republic of China
Taiwan
Hsueh
U. S
Sun Yat-sen
Sun
Senators to Vote on Three Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Students will vote in two weeks on three amended articles to the Student Senate Constitution. Amendments cover Membership Voting and Committees. A Campus Center Board representative would be a non voting member. Amendments passed Senate this week and will be tabled for two weeks before a student body vote.
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Student Senate
Campus Center Board
Senate
Western Man and the Asian Revolution by Edward Jolliffe
Canadian lawyer Edward B. Jolliffe argued that Kipling’s line on East and West is misleading due to mutual misunderstanding. In a Thursday talk titled Western Man and the Asian Revolution he warned Western arrogance blocks grasping Asia’s history of imperialism and revolution, noting democracy fails except in Japan and possibly Taiwan while Marxist Leninism attracts youth.
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Rudyard Kipling
Edward B. Jolliffe
China
Asia
Japan
Taiwan
Marxist Leninism
Brain Bowl Opens This Wednesday On Campus
The Brain Bowl begins Wednesday at 7 00 pm with four man teams from each living unit competing on four dates culminating in a March 29 championship. It mirrors television College Bowl with student judges and score keepers.
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John Yarnelle
Mary Glenn Rinne
Linda Dills
Philip Eckert
Dinner and Dance to Highlight Greek Week
Greek Week events run March 8 to 11 with exchange dinners starting March 8 at 5:00. Three members of each house dine at other houses, with faculty guests. Long Gym hosts the all-Greek Banquet March 10 at 5:00 with dress-up, pledges invited for dessert. A Greek Ghetto Dance ends Greek Week March 11 from 8 to 12 with The Parliaments providing entertainment.
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Long Gym
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Lee Curry
Hanover
Paul T. Rosewell
Louise Bastion
Madison High
Catherine Calvert
Carroll County
Janice Carney
Bedford High
Susan Cheek
Hazelwood Jr. High
Ann Cummings
West Washington High
James Dent
Parkview Jr. High
William Duke
Scottsburg High
Martin Echelbarger
North Vernon High
Kathleen Gilchrist
Lawrenceburg
Elizabeth Blase Harrison
Victor Highbaugh
Franklin High
Lawrence Hinkle
Shields Jr. High
Seymour Senior
Lois Johnson
Broad Ripple High
Suellen Kinder
Pamela Merrill
Aurora
James Mundt
Madison Jr. High
Suzanne Northam
Lydia Ross
Greensburg High
Joan Schafer
Lester Taylor
Janet Veiles
Rebecca Wagner
Silver Creek High
Susan Viehe Wilson
Africa
India
Dr. Han
Mainland
Hsueh Pointed Out
The
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Tering
Jolliffe
New York
Sweet Briar College
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