Editorial board names published for Hanover College Triangle
The Triangle editorial pane lists the student editorial board members and identifies the editorial policy as the official expression of at least five of the seven member board. Names include Marge Fox Henry Hamman Susanne Arsdel Sedgwick Clark Joan Lane Aaron Woods Garry Wright.
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Marge Fox
Henry Hamman
Susanne Arsdel
Sedgwick Clark
Joan Lane
Aaron Woods
Garry Wright
Hanover College Triangle
Hanover College
Hanover
Indiana
Charles Boyer
Susan van Arsdel
Mike Palmisano
Mary Warner
Steve Traylor
Gerry Bruder
Hanover College Election Day At The Voting Booth
At Hanover College students face a March 28 election with voting booths near the hub. A campus open senate meeting drew about seventy attendees as two candidates presented platforms and answered questions. The piece urges students to learn candidates’ positions and vote thoughtfully rather than choosing names by habit or poster presence.
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Hanover College
Buddy
Joe Smith
Susie Jones
Senate
Hanover
Student Senate
Reapportionment Amendment Proposed for March 28 Vote
A Senate reapportionment amendment outlines member limits by living unit and commuter status. It sets representation rules, election timing, and a three-fourths approval requirement for passage by the all-campus election.
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Executive Council
Senate
Reviewpoint Twelfth Night Festival of Fun performance praised
The review lauds Mark Bertschi as Sir Toby and Roger Bulington as a nosy suitor in a lively Twelfth Night production. Martha Knaub Irene Handren George Darnell Sara Stites Hunt Prothro and Clint Davis received praise for their roles and musical contributions. The piece notes tonal shifts, unity of mood, and overall strong theatre under Dr Evans and his group.
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Mark Bertschi
Sir Toby
Roger Bulington
Maria
Martha Knaub
Irene Handren
Olivia
Grace
Orsino
George Darnell
Viola
Sara Stites
Sebastian
Hunt Prothro
Clint Davis
Feste
Illyria
Davis
Evans
Rockefeller rules out bid for presidency in 1960s era speech
In a news conference Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he would not campaign for the U S presidency, insisting he cannot win with Republican backing and urging party unity. He implied Nixon may be the preferred candidate among leaders while stressing focus on national programs. The remarks opened a rift as Sen Robert Kennedy formally announced his bid against Johnson. Johnson responded that risk and speculation are part of politics amid war and poverty concerns.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Vietnam
New Hampshire
Franklin Roosevelt
America
U. S
Campus Board to elect new members next Tuesday
Campus Center Board elections set for next Tuesday with polls 9:30 to 3:30 in the Campus Center lower level. Candidates run across committees including communications co chairs Mary Burnham Tim Costich Barbara Meyer Ken Drick Orr and others in fine arts recreation scheduling social and special events. Tassels initiates new members and two piano recitals are scheduled March 24 and March 26 at the J Graham Brown Campus Center.
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Campus Center Board
Campus Center
Cochairmen
Mary Burnham
Tim Costich
Barbara Meyer
Kendrick Orr
Dave Cooke
Clint Davis
Bruce Werber
Leslie Allison
Emily Magan
Judy Young
Jim Meyers
Diane Parish
Susan Straley
Roger Gunkel
Ralph Herrbach
Larry Sheagley
Randy Guy
Larry Hjort
Leroy Jenkins
Kathleen Maloney
Lonnie Schlemmer
Dave Zimmerman
Lawrence Oneley
Indiana University
J. Graham Brown
Hanover College
Jane Martin
Terrill Borne
Campus Center Board and Student Elections Dates Set
Election dates are announced for the Campus Center Board on March 26 and Student Senate President, Public Affairs Forum members, class officers, and the reapportionment amendment on March 28. Voters are urged to participate.
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Campus Center Board
Hanover College Crangle 1909 Weekly Student Paper
Hanover College Criangle founded 1909 published weekly by students during term except holidays and exams. Rates, staff rosters, and submission details listed. multiple editors and departments named.
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Kentucky State Senate
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Sandy Hook
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William Sullivan
Henderson
James Brock
Scottsville
J. C. Carter
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Susan Allspaw
Elisa Baker
Jay Emig
Sarah Howard
Lana Little
Kim McConnell
Nell Nichols
Jean Rasmussen
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Karen Stahr
Gana Taggart
Joan Throop
Trudy Winkler
Marsha Wilson
J.Y.A
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Dianne Howell
Nancy Krekler
Janet Sawtell
Richard Kimbler
Kimbler
Louisville
Kentucky
Hanover Choir
Chamber Singers
Campus Fellowship
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Jim Goble
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Diane Caplinger
Rick Banta
Flower Harrison
Willard D. Cheek
General Motors Corporation
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Joseph W. Baus
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