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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
5
A campus letter urges ending all clubs lectures and activities to restore strict study. It complains students and faculty neglect classes amid elections and public events and calls for austere reforms and heavier reading. The writer argues abolishing the five week term and redirecting funds to books and rigid furnishings will restore Hanover academic superiority.
A Hanover student writes to protest ongoing campus behavior at Kampus Krabbin describing a dirty basement scene with profane floor marks and calls for cleaner spaces. The letter laments indecent acts and questions use of the space while urging reform and brighter lighting to curb such activity. The writer signs as Saundra Somber.
President John E. Horne and the Board revoke the drinking rule and closing rules for girls in a move praised by many students as a Freedom Policy. Some faculty and seniors express concerns about discipline and timing, with debate over consequences and enforcement.
Permission for a Kappa Kappa Kappa chapter on the Hangover campus was reported. Installation is scheduled for next Monday at midnight with dignitaries including Roy Wilkins James Farmer Cassius Clay Willie Mays G Mennen Soapy Williams Harold Stassen Fabian Queen Elizabeth Buck Nunnally Minnesota Fats Boris Karloff May Britt and Frankie Carbo. Governor George Wallace is expected to speak at founders day. Membership is limited to students south of the Mason Dixon Line. Robes may be rented from Dr. Mary Lawson and pledge supplies may be bought at Pay More gas station.
A reporter questions Dean Bonsetti about managing dual duties and civil rights disruptions on campus. Bonsetti cites time management, while recalling tense moments grilling a ringleader, handling protests, and addressing misconduct amid Louisville and campus tensions.
The Sextangle congratulates Horne and his forward looking associates for initiating this season and making a bold pronouncement while lamenting the absence of rest of the staff who have not been seen since the binoculars were passed out.
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