Editorial Board Policy Statement of Triangle Hanover College
The Triangle editorial board determines the newspaper policy. Editorials express the board’s views and require at least seven of the ten member board to agree. The March 31 1967 issue on page 2 lists members Karen Smith Eric Thomson Henry Hamman Mark Kendall Judy Putnam Terri Stoneburner Steve Beardsley Jean Gehr Barry Wright Bob Bowman and a cartoonist.
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Che Gri Editori de Triangle
Eas
Karen Smith
Eric Thomson
Henry Hamman
Mark Kendall
Judy Putnam
Terri Stoneburner
Steve Beardsley
Jean Gehr
Barry Wright
Bob Bowman
Hanover College Triangle
MNESS
Trish Ewing
Linda Moran
Sue Graves
Jane Clamme
Ruth Schalk
Karen Stevens
Peg Ward
Nell
The Hanover College Library Keeps Expanding Its Reach
The Hanover College Library adds 6 000 volumes since July bringing total to 80 000. A new reference librarian next year and efforts to bind or microfilm periodicals aim to strengthen research. Changes include increased periodical offerings and extended returns, while seniors may check out books without due dates.
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Hanover College Library
Walter Morrill
College Libraran
Ramparts
Iors
Morrill
Editors' Mail Responds To Tank Suit Controversy
A reader defends student choice on tank suits at the Campus Center pool, arguing the issue could deter pool use and affect Brown’s facilities appeal. The letter challenges a reporter’s phrasing and suggests practical fixes like larger drying machines.
Tank Suits Policy and Campus Center Reform
Discussion argues that the Campus Board chosen by the Student Senate should decide mandatory pool attire, not be limited to programming. It questions the Campus Center’s role and urges stronger policy input from administration, faculty, and students versus Mr. Pritchett’s view.
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Hanover College
Resident Writer Nolledo Visits Campus May 10
Nolledo, 1967 writer in residence, will stay May 10 to 27 on campus teaching English speech and non western topics and perform at an Assembly program. A Philippines native, he studies at The Writers Workshop Iowa on a Fulbright Hayes grant and has won Palanca Awards and the Araneta Novel Award for his ongoing The Captive Splendor. His stories have appeared in Philippine Free Press and other journals.
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Wilfrido D. Nolledo
Mr. Nolledo
Philippines
State Uniersity
Iowa
University of Santo Thomas
Palanca
Spon
Sored
Graphic Magazine
Philippine Free Press
New Writing From the Philippines
Equinox
Short Story International
Philippine Studies
Philippine P.E.N
Academy Award nominees showings in Louisville and Cincinnati
Laura Marasco lists film nominees and showings before the April 10 awards night. In Louisville, The Sand Pebbles leads with eight nominations at the Penthouse, Hawaii seven at Cinema II, Blow Up at Cinema I with Vanessa Redgrave in contention, Alfie at Kenwood and New Albany drives, and A Man and A Woman at Crescent. Cincinnati venues feature The Sand Pebbles at International 70, Hawaii at Kenwood, A Man and A Woman at Esquire Hyde Park, Blow Up at Grand, plus Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Shop on Main Street, Georgy Girl, and A Man for All Seasons among nominees. The Cincinnati Jazz Festival at Music Hall is cancelled. A Ballad of a Soldier screens at Parker. A Streetcar Named Desire opens at Actor's Theatre in Louisville on April 6. Graduation is 65 days away.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Steve McQueen
Hawaii
Cinema I
Vanessa Redgrave
Morgan
Alfie
Michael Caine
Kenwood
New Albany
the Crescent
Ken
Virginia Woolf
Burton and Taylor
Actor’s Theatre
P. A. F. Members Highlight Forum Activities for Voters
Nine candidates enter next Tuesday's Public Affairs Forum race. The article recalls the 1966 67 goals emphasizing international issues and government understanding. Highlights include Viet Nam seminar with Gale McGee and Leon Volkov, McGovern debate, and Great Decisions discussions with nationwide Foreign Policy Association backing.
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P.A.F
Jim Putnam
Susan Scott
Henry Hamman
Jamie Kerchner
Steve LaBarbera
JoAnne Motz
U. S
Gale McGee
Leon Volkov
George McGovern
Gail Crellin
Council
The
United Nations
Little United Nations
Hanover
Madison
Ardath W. Burks
Rutger
Japan
Frank Maestrone
NATO
Gerhard Wineberg
Great Decisions
Foreign Policy Association
Emphasis On Public Affairs Student Scholarship Open For Encampment
The Encampment for Citizenship offers six week programs in New York City and Puerto Rico with full and partial scholarships based on need. Open to ages 17 through 21, the programs cover poverty, civil rights, world affairs, and community service with a staff of Peace Corps volunteers. Apply via Encampment for Citizenship Inc., 2 West 64th Street, NYC.
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New York City
Puerto Rico
New York
Peace Corps
Fieldston School
Midtown Manhattan
Americas
el Yunque
Luguillo National Forest
Encampment For Citizenship, Inc
West 64Th Street
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Brown
Nolledo
Ment
Che
Criangle
Indiana
Kar
Marge Fox
Susan van Arsdel
Glen Bengson
Sedgwick Clark
Ed van Dyne
Donna Ohlis
Chuck Howard
Ertising
Tom Nagle
Senate
Betty Bernadoni
Ann Birdseye
Ron Brogan
Dave Cook
Bill Henderson
Malcolm Gregory
Mike Palmisano
Jeff Nelson
Jean Rogers
Marilyn Rosser
Steve Traylor
By Laura Marasco
Cincinnati Music Hall
Parker
Job
Public Affairs Forum
Ted
Cin
Cinnati Council
Encampment For Citizenship
American Ethical Union
Eleanor Roosevelt
John V. Lindsay
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