Panthers Triumph. Hanover Wins NAIA District Title
Hanover College clinched the NAIA District 21 title with an 82 to 75 victory over Earlham in front of about 400 hometown fans. Led by Mark Gabriel and Mike Miller, the Panthers built an early lead, resisted Earlham’s press, and advanced to Kansas City for the NAIA national tournament, signaling a rebirth of Hanover basketball under Coach John Collier.
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John Collier
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Earlham
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Kansas City
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Hanover College
L. J. Taylor
Mike Miller
Lynn Hall Gymnasium
Quakers
Mark Gabriel
Rob St. Pierre
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Hilltoppers
Mike Martin
Steve Ward
Gabriel
St. Pierre
Steve Wilson
Wilson
Phil Winning
Nets
Institute on Eastern Religions Unique in Program
A large gathering at the Institute on Eastern Religions in the Modern World praised its varied programming and visiting scholars. Panels featured Piyananda, Prabhavananda, Basheer, and Norbu, debating reincarnation, religious origins, and the East in the West. The event included a film on the Four Religions and a later lecture by Dr. Sullivan on Oriental influences in contemporary life.
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Institute On Eastern Religions
John E. Horner
Institute
Piyananda
Dr. Withey
Swami Prabhavananda
Tahseen M. Basheer
Thubten Norbu
Tahseen Basheer
Arnold Toynbee
H. Fr. Sullivan
Lucy
Dharma
Savitri Ahuja
Mme. Ahuja
Chamber Symphony ends 68 Artist Series with concert
The Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia, a 36 member ensemble conducted by Anshel Brusilow, will close the Community Artists Series with a Parker Auditorium recital at 8:15 p.m. The program features Mozart and Beethoven along with Baroque and Romantic works as the group, known as America’s first chamber orchestra, marks its second year and RCA Victor recording activity.
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Elections Set For March 28 On Campus Offices
March brings rain and wind as students prepare for the main campus elections on March 28. Applications for THE TRIANGLE or THE REVONAH editorships due March 15 to Professor Frank Baker, detailing experience and vision for campus publishing. Senate president and class officers will be chosen. Public Affairs Forum will hear reapportionment votes. Campus Center Board has eight seats with nominations March 14 and elections March 26. class officer primaries March 21 with March 26 speeches. Petitions for Student Senate president due March 11 via Chip Hixson. Public Affairs Forum petitions due March 26 with 25 signatures.
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Student Senate
Chip Hixson
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