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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
2
Editorial argues the Hanover College library lacks current best selling fiction and non fiction. It urges joining Book of the Month or similar clubs to provide the newest titles at lower costs, enabling students to read and discuss recent works like Grapes of Wrath in 1965.
The Hanover College Theatre and Music Department present The Fantasticks with strong early crowds, plus notes on The Three Penny Opera. Curtain 8:15. tickets may cost up to 15 dollars. Also: 110 In the Shade at Brown, Rashomon at Actors Theatre May 30, and films including Banana Peel at Crescent, Cheyenne Autumn and Circus World at Louisville venues.
The Rev. William A. Huber, pastor of Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church, will speak in assembly on May 13. A Hanover native, he studied at Hanover College and McCormick Theological Seminary, organized Saint Andrew Church in October 1955 after serving churches in Indiana and Illinois. He married Jane Parker, daughter of the late President Parker. The Rev. Huber is described as rich in Hanover background.
Edie Tallent writes to the TRIANGLE editor protesting the 1965 May Queen candidate list at Hanover College. She argues a living unit skewed nominations and cites several other students—Wanda Baldwin, Marge Stewart, Julie Rux, Mary Sue McClurkin, Ellen Fisher—as deserving yet overlooked. She rejects the idea of a popularity contest and defends the Steering Committee’s process while acknowledging some bloopers and urging trust in the final choice.
Sandy Wilcox became Student Senate president as Bev Carpenter led the Evaluation Committee report. The panel recommended reviewing Roberts Rules of Order, noted Dad's Day criticism, and library hours. a cafeteria policy review was launched. Faculty and students were urged to join orientation volunteers. treasury stood at $263.75 with plans to publish Wolf Books and a Student Directory next fall.
The 135 seat Off Broadway venue near Washington Square sold out nightly for two and a half years. The Fantasticks offered pure entertainment with innocent story, jazzy songs, and frothy lightness, signaling a shift from hushed emotional drama to unselfconscious musical gaiety. The run followed The Three Penny Opera, which depicted a disillusioned view of mankind with Kurt Weill songs and Brecht libretto.
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