Triangle Loditorial Wage Gane at Hanover College
The Hanover College Triangle event occurred on March 10, 1967 with participants including Karen Smith Eric Thomson Henry Hetwie Mark Kendall Judy Putnam Terri Stoneburner Steve Beardsley and Jean Page 2 as the slate for the competition. The piece notes the newspaper’s student editorial board determines policy and that editorials reflect the views of at least seven of ten members.
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Wage Gane
Gare
Karen Smith
Eric Thomson
Henry Hetwie
Mark Kendall
Judy Putnam
Terri Stoneburner
Steve Beardsley
Jean Page
Hanover College Triangle
Henry Hamman
Jean Gehr
Barry Wright
Bob Bowman
Triangle misses two Institute events due to invitation limits
The Triangle notes its coverage of the Institute on China, highlighting a Wednesday evening reception for guests and staff and Dr Jacobsen's Rotary Club talk were not covered because they were invitation only. The paper states it was not invited and frames the omission as an ongoing issue rather than a petty grievance.
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Triangle
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China
Institute
Jacobsen
Rotary Club
All Sports Banquet Coverage and Student Access Demands
The Triangle criticizes limited news coverage of the annual All-Sports Banquet and similar programs funded by student funds. It emphasizes that programs should share information with the student body and urges committees to provide full reporting so the college community remains informed and included.
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Udall
Triangle Pages
Triangle
Hanover College Theater Considers Two One Act Plays
Hanover College Theater presented two one act plays by the Hanover Institute. The Day the New Director Came is a propaganda piece deriding bourgeois practice with little drama. Twice a Bride adapts a Chinese folk tale with strong performances and inventive staging despite some technical flaws.
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Hanover College Theatre
China
Liu Shan-Chi
Lee Curry
Sharon Tyahur
Chu Ling
Hank Marshall
Chang Yun-Tung
Sedgwick Clark
Hanover College Theater
Hanover Institute
HCT
Gretchen Shaw
Mark Bertschi
Jim Cunningham
Sheryl Ruhl
Leon Scott
Student Senators Set Two Week Vote On Constitutional Amendments
Students will vote in two weeks on three amended articles to the Student Senate Constitution covering Membership Voting and Committees. Amendments include a non voting Campus Center Board representative. Senate passed the amendments this week and they must be tabled for two weeks before a student body vote.
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Student Senate
Campus Center Board
Senate
Thinking Out Loud on Triangle staff selection and opportunities
The Publications Board will elect next year’s Triangle editors at the start of next month. Students are urged to apply for paper positions to contribute and build a strong staff as seniors graduate. The piece highlights editorial ground gained, open invitation for critical writing, and references McGovern’s Atlantic piece and Ramparts CIA NSA article as notable reads.
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Triangle
Publications Board
Edi
Senator McGovern
Vietnam
Atlantic
Ramparts Cia-Nsa
Huntley-Brinkley
Ramparts
Michael Caine at Funeral in Berlin at Ohio Tonight and Tomorrow
Public notices include an Ohio Theatre showing of Funeral in Berlin starring Michael Caine with showtimes tonight and tomorrow at 2, 7, and 9 15. Also an Indiana auction tomorrow March 11 at 1 00 pm in Canaan for household goods antiques tools and other items. Parsifal 19th annual Wagner opera by Indiana University March 19 at IU Auditorium with 4 pm curtain and 5 45 supper intermission. Tickets $1 50 to $4 available at box office.
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Michael Caine
Alfie
Ohio Theatre
Berlin
Canaan
Indiana
Indiana University Opera Theatre
Indiana University Auditorium
U. S
Peter Weiss
New York Drama Critics’ Award
Jean Paul
Marat
Asylum of Charenton
Marquis de Sade
Marat de Sade plays near Indiana with four shows
Laura Marasco stars in ia by Laura Marasco as Marat de Sade booked for four performances at Clowes Memorial Hall Indianapolis March 27 29. It marks the play’s only Indiana appearance this year. The Edgecliff Theatre presents its own Marat de Sade in Cincinnati nightly at 8 30 for two weeks. The Andy Williams Show comes to Freedom Hall Louisville April 6 at 8 pm with tickets sold at box office Sutcliffe’s store or by mail.
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Clowes Memorial Hall
Indianapolis
Indiana
Edgecliff Theatre
Cincinnati
Andy Williams
Henri Mancini
Freedom Hall
Louisville
Sutcliffe
Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center
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