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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
2
Hanover College's annual Institute on China delivered a week of thought provoking discussion with speakers Dr Han Suyin and Nationalist ambassador designate Y C Hsueh. The event showcased diverse high caliber talks and leaves the committee with a formidable standard for next year.
Hanover programs offer ten courses this spring with off campus study in France England and Mexico. Courses cover anthropology geology botany Spanish conversation political science Shakespeare French conversation zoology and atomic physics with field trips to Ghost Ranch Mesa Verde Painted Desert Grand Canyon Veracruz Acapulco Yucatan Stratford upon Avon New York and Oak Ridge among others.
The Indiana Oratorical Association holds its annual contest at Hanover College Classic Hall 102 on Tuesday March 7 Women 12 45 pm Men 2 45 pm Awards at 4 pm Winners go to Wayne University Detroit in May to represent Indiana Participating schools Ball State DePauw Hanover IU ISU Purdue Taylor.
A reader critiques campus labels and Greek life, urging focus beyond stereotypes. The writer cites a respected professor's comments on student apathy linked to fraternities and sororities, acknowledging both positive and negative aspects of Greek systems.
A writer rejects rigid labels in Greek life, urging people to see individuals by actions rather than titles. He asks to drop stereotypes tied to social groups and emphasizes that identity cannot be defined by belonging to a category or organization.
Professor Hsi Cheng of Iowa State University spoke in Long Gym on Friday morning about how Chinese landscape painting mirrors China's philosophy and theology. He described painting from memory, composing separate parts before the final piece, and outlined symbols like the river for progress, clouds for nature, bamboo for culture, and trees for the superior man.
Dr. Harold Jacobsen of the State Department, speaking at the Institute on China, argues four key U S policy aims toward Communist China. He notes the United States recognizes Chiang Kai-shek’s Republic of China, withdraws from contact with Beijing, and seeks informal dialogue to break isolation while aiding regional stability and development.
Dr. C P Cheng of the Chinese Institute of America calls Taiwan a fortress of Western democracy in Asia and a province of China. He credits American aid for Taiwan's progress in industry, agriculture, and education, noting 11 universities and 34 private colleges with falling illiteracy. He argues no revolution lasts and opposes recognizing the Mainland government.
Marion Osborn of L. S. Ayres will present the first I R C program Tuesday at 7 p m in Long Ballroom. Topics include buyer training fashion coordinator duties and fashion info. Dr Samuel R Mercer and Dr Harry Cochran of Ft Wayne speak March 9 on complexion weight control answering questions. Programs continue March 14 and 21. Hanover College concert band performs Monday with Brahms Academic Festival Overture Bernstein Danzon Gershwin pieces under Maxwell Poland. Band officers named Huber Tassin Johnson Ziemer. Poetry Reading by Hanover Players Sunday 8 30 pm Coal Bin Theatre with faculty readers and music by Craig Van Dyne Pither Wood. Student Senate fills chairs Betty Barnadoni and Steve Deck lead Freshman Orientation. Sally Hinchman and Gana Taggart chair COO for Family Day. Spirit Committee formed. Bill Porter Sandee Storey chair it. contact them to join.
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