Choir Concert Features Mansfield and Blanning at Hanover
Jean Mansfield a University of Louisville soprano and Frank Blanning Hanover College music instructor will headline the Hanover College Choir in Faure's Requiem at the Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30 Directed by Arthur R Hatch Faure long regarded as a leading French composer created a moving work dated 1887 that expresses grief with serene acceptance highlighting religious music’s enduring appeal in postwar interest
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Jean Mansfield
University of Louisville
Frank Blanning
Hanover College
Faure
Presbyterian Church
Arthur R. Hatch
France
WHAS News Director Dick Oberlin to address Public Affairs Forum
WHAS news director Dick Oberlin of Louisville will speak at the Public Affairs Forum on Wednesday April 6 at 8 00 p m in the Auditorium. He is noted for courageous reporting on local controversies and hosts a WHAS morning broadcast at 730. Oberlin, a Cleveland native, studied in Akron and at Western Reserve and the University of Louisville.
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Dick Oberlin
WHAS
Louisville
Oberlin
Vicinity
Mr. Oberlin
Cleveland
Ohio
Akron
Western Reserve
University of Louisville
South Bend Tribune
Plymouth Daily News
Evansville Courier
Assembly To Feature Blind Minister And Dog
The Rev. Robert S Kieser of Fourth Presbyterian Church Springfield Illinois will present the campus assembly on Wednesday morning. He is blind and will speak with his seeing eye dog Prue about experiences walking together to find freedom. His talk blends humor faith and cheerfulness with an evangelistic message.
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Robert S. Kieser
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Illinois
Kieser
Prue
Drawings Sought for Hill Thoughts 1949 Edition
Hanover students invited to submit original drawings for Hill Thoughts 1949. Charles Cleaver, managing editor, says drawings equal poetry and prose and will adorn the cover. Deadline for submissions is April 9 to Hill Thoughts editors.
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Hanover
Hill Thoughts
Charles Cleaver
Cleaver
Hanover students donate 76.04 to Red Cross
Red Cross contributions from Hanover students totaled 76.04. Phi Mu led donors with 23.13, followed by Alpha Delta Pi with 16.19.
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Red Cross
Hanover
Phi Mu
Alpha Delta Pi
Sigma Chi
Beta Theta Pi c
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Dean's Meeting Panel at Indiana State Teachers College
Mary Margaret Mills will join a two speaker program at the Indiana State Association of Deans and Advisers of Women and Girls meeting in Terre Haute. The afternoon session features a panel discussion on how deans can support academic advisers in regard to scholarship.
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Mary Margaret Mills
Indiana State Association of Deans and Advisers of Women and Girls
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Miss Mills
Gamma Sigs Plan Formal Dinner Meet
Members of Gamma Sigma Pi honorary scholastic fraternity will hold a formal dinner meeting next Wednesday evening at the Hillside Hotel. Faculty who were in Gamma Sigma Pi at Hanover and Phi Beta Kappa members will attend. Dr. Frank K. Edmondson of Indiana University will speak on the meaning of astronomy for today with slides.
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Gamma Sigma Pi
Hillside Hotel
Hanover
Phi Beta Kappa
Frank K. Edmondson
Indiana University
McCracken Reports Alpha Phi Gamma Convention
Jim McCracken reported on the Alpha Phi Gamma national convention at Redlands California. Delegates heard noted writers Harlan Ware and Adela Rogers St. John and other speakers including Margo Mallory Cole of California Al Santoro and Gil A. Cowan of the Los Angeles Examiner.
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Jim McCracken
Alpha Phi Gamma
Phi Mu Lodge
McCracken
University of Redlands
Redlands
California
Harlan Ware
Adela Rogers St. John
Margo Mallory
Cole
al Santoro
Gil A. Cowan
Los Angeles Examiner
Political Scientists Leaving Saturday On Washington Tour
The Washington tour will depart by bus on Saturday March 26 for spring vacation. Led by Dr. Leonard Kramer, the group will include students visiting the House, Senate, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, and several federal agencies and monuments in four days in Washington D C.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Senate
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
State and Commerce Departments
Department of Justice
National Museum
Arlington National Cemetery
National Art Gallery
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Noted Ballad Singer To Present Program
Earle Spicer, a leading American ballad recitalist, will present an extended program of English and American ballads in an assembly Monday. The New York baritone will offer brief comments before singing, and his selections trace roots to pre printing press times, highlighting humor, brevity, and influence on literature. He is famed for delivering the line He was her man but he did her wrong with notable clarity.
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America
Earle Spicer
Mr. Spicer
New York
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Ed Backsteiger
Charles Sena
Doris Butterfield
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