Editorial board names and policy note from Hanover College Triangle
The March 8 1968 Hanover College Triangle editorial page states policy is set by a student editorial board of seven with at least five voting members. Named editors include Marge Fox Henry Hamman Susan Arsdel Sedgwick Clark John Lane Aaron Woods and Barry Wright.
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Griangle
Marge Fox
Henry Hamman
Susan
Arsdel
Sedgwick Clark
John Lane
Aaron Woods
Barry Wright
Cramer Named President of Northland College
Announcement commends Dr. Robert V. Cramer, Hanover College vice president, for three years of institutional development and public relations work and his appointment as president of Northland College in Ashland, Wisconsin. The note highlights his student-focused approach, leadership on student discipline planning, and the role in a five and a half million dollar development program.
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Hanover
Robert V. Cramer
Northland College
Ashland
Wisconsin
Cramer
Dr. Cramer
Bergman Series Validates Theology Film Initiative
The Theology of Bergman film series, concluded with growing crowds and strong post screening discussion, received praise from the Fine Arts Committee. Attendance rose weekly, reaching near capacity for the final showings, while campus dialogue shifted to substantive topics beyond routine campus chatter.
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Campus Center Board
Panthers Clinch NAIA Bid With 82 75 Win Over Earlham
Hanover College earned a trip to the NAIA national tournament in Kansas City by defeating Earlham College 82 to 75 at Indiana Central gym. Coach John Collier praised the win as deeply satisfying while fans celebrated a rare, spirited victory that secures a postseason berth.
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Kansas City
Hanover
Panthers
Earlham College
Quakers
Hilltoppers
Earlham
Indiana Central
John Collier
Civil rights report warns of split society and costly remedies
The National Advisory Committee on Civil Disorders reports the nation is drifting toward two separate, unequal societies. It calls for drastic, costly remedies including stronger emphasis on poverty programs and questions Vietnam war priorities. Reactions vary among lawmakers, activists, and experts. The report notes mixed sentiment about racial and economic division and urges democratic values preservation.
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National Advisory Committee On
Edward Brooke
Roy Wilkins
Student Life plan review shares faculty and student input
Senators heard recommendations from the Student Life committee on recognizing student organizations. Bonsett noted binding to consider but not bind for change, while faculty offered nonendorsement yet gave suggestions. Other items included library hours, late-night study, and a move to revert drinking policy amid legal concerns. An open forum on a bill of student rights was set for March 14 at 7:15 in the alumni lounge with administration presence planned.
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Student Life Committee
Senate
Chip Hixson
George Zirkle
Glen Bonsett
Jennifer Bradley
Bonsett
Rec
Walter Morrill
Morrill
Johnson
Steve Bolton
Bolton
Jim McCall
McCall
LUNA to Commence Session at Indiana University
The Little United Nations LUNA plans a March 13 to 16 session at Indiana University Bloomington with Hanover College students led by Barry Wright representing three countries in the model General Assembly. Delegations include Romania, Nigeria, and India with chairmen Mary Greenberg Sue Weissinger Ron Mukherjee and other members from Rumania Nigeria and India. The group aims to introduce international issues and explain how they are presented and resolved.
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General Assembly of the Little United Nations
LUNA
Indiana University
Bloomington
Hanover
Barry Wright
Model U.N
General Assembly
Romania
Mary Greenberg
Nigeria
Sue Weissinger
India
Ron Mukherjee
Linda Gillies
Donna Lee
Jean Schmidt
Margaret Snyder
Steve Traylor
Rumania
Steve Crane
Bob May
John Rapley
Karen Stahr
Steve Strausser
Susan Buchanan
Cheryl Harding
Jill Horton
Pru Hartt
Emily Magan
Little U.N
Sacrifice near eastern drama stalls under mid course boldness
Review of Henry Merrill's Sacrifice at the Institute notes two extremes in presenting Tagore's work, with pacing weakness and overreliance on atmosphere. Only two actors convey feeling while the ensemble lags, and the program lacks context for eastern drama. Kali stands out. design is adequate though makeup could darken. Tagore's background and the play's themes are summarized.
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Henry Merrill
Rabindranath Tagore
Merrill
Sarah Howard
Aparna
Leon Scott
Raghpati
Kali
Norry
Hanover College Criangle detailed student publication staff
Hanover College Criangle is published weekly by students at Hanover College Indiana 47243 with editors Marge Fox Henry Hamman and others. It lists subscription rates five dollars yearly three dollars per semester and twenty five cents for single copies with a full roster of staff including editors production sales and reporters.
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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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