Editorial Board Statement at Hanover College Triangle
The Criangle Editorial Page shows the student editorial board determines policy. The board includes at least five of seven members Marge Fox Hary Hamman Susan Arsdel Sedgwick Clark John Laut Aaron Woods Carry Wright. Page 2 March 16 1968
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Criangle
Marge Fox
Hary Hamman
Susan Arsdel
Sedgwick Clark
John Laut
Aaron Woods
Carry Wright
Hanover College Triangle
Hanover students rights bill proposals for campus freedoms
An ad hoc Senate committee outlines a ten point student bill of rights. Off campus freedom privacy dress organize discourse judicial equality access to trustees and faculty meetings legislative rights for student bodies. The document stresses urgency and strong language to permit student self governance and protections.
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Senate
Hanover
Hanover College
Board OF Trustees
Inter-Residence Council
Kennedy weighs challenge to Johnson in New Hampshire primary
In New Hampshire the primary raised splits in the Democratic labor liberal coalition as Eugene McCarthy surged with about 42 percent to Johnson's 48 percent. McCarthy hinted Kennedy might enter the race, while Nixon campaigned on an 80 percent GOP vote and pressed Rockefeller to run.
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New Hampshire
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
McCarthy
Kennedy
Americans For Democratic Action
Ho Chi Minh
Joe
Editors Notebook Sen McCarthy Draws Student Support
After Kennedy’s death pundits said student involvement waned but McCarthy’s candidacy revived youth activity, reaching Hanover and aiding ballot access. Students see him as an honest advocate and his momentum even influenced Bobby Kennedy to reconsider his stance. The piece notes varied reasons for student involvement and warns of escalating campaign bitterness as the Democratic coalition fractures.
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Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Hanover
McCarthy
Indiana
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Student government officers named for three classes
The junior class nominated officers including president Tom Duiser and John Glenn and secretary Donna Ollis among others. Sophomores nominated George Seay president and John Baer secretary while freshmen nominated Jan Gratton president with Susie Bartlett as vice president and Marabeth Ice as secretary. The Brain Bowl scores show Wiley leading with 370 and Phi Delt 330 among others, with the elimination round set for Tuesday night Lambda Chi. Women's and Men's judicial boards were listed with alternates, and a screening of The Guns of Navarone with pre-show Mr Magoo cartoons and free popcorn is planned for MRH Council at the Campus Center.
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Tom Duiser
John Glenn
Fred Wolfred
Holly Baugh
David Henderson
Lynn Wozenilek
Jim Meyers
Larry Sheagley
Dan Clements
Joan Troop
Jim Snow
Donna Ollis
Rex Gentry
Kent Kledzik
George Seay
John Baer
Jim Maschmeyer
Julia Clark
Ralph Herrbach
Hank Martin
Ken Zack
Robin Rosenbaum
Chip Neale
Lynda Nash
Massey Kuntz
Bob Riley
MRH Council
Hanover College Criangle 1909 campus publication list
Hanover College weekly student newspaper lists staff and roles for the school year including editors Marge Fox Henry Hamman and others. It provides publication details, mailing information, subscription rates, and a long roster of staff positions from production to 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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Editors’ Notebook
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