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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1965
Page
2
A summary of Articles I to V outlines non controversial items like name and purpose, meeting times, and quorum set at two thirds of Senate membership. It notes equal representation from living units and lists non voting members, with Article V detailing Senate officers including President and Vice-president.
The document outlines that the president is elected by the student body while the Secretary Treasurer and two others are chosen by the Senate. Executive Council takes office after fall term sworn in by the Deans. Residence hall Senators must be elected by October’s third Tuesday and installed by the President at the next regular meeting.
An analysis of the term OES TROS from Webster and Greek lexicons yields no word match. The piece surveys two terms oestrus and oestrus definitions, then reviews Han over College student senate articles IX to XI, noting changes to officer qualifications, duties, and recall processes. It urges students to read and use new procedures.
Finalist names are listed for Senior Junior and Sophomore class officers. The elections committee notes seventy percent student turnout in the primary. Final elections occur next Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with officers named for each class and public affairs forum participants listed.
The Sunday program at 1 35 p m on Radio WORX will air Shirley Bryant and Ted Lester speeches recorded at Purdue University on March 11 Shirley Bryant won first place in the Women s Division and will represent Indiana in the Interstate Contest at Detroit Michigan.
Students join a March rally before leaving, with Rev. Clemonson leading a short prayer. Jim Putnam credits Professor McClain for strong faculty support boosting the trip’s spirit. Judy Helms praises crowd dignity and calm, Pat Nelson notes few police, and McClain lauds King's remarks as Gov Breathitt attends.
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