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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
2
At the President's coffee hour on Monday Dr Horner and students discussed federal aid the College's future the Senate proposed drinking policy Hanover's obligations to the Presbyterian Church and tensions with personnel deans. Only twenty four students attended the session, a disappointing turnout.
The piece praises Betty Gliessner for organizing coffee hours and Dr Horner for showing concern for student grievances. It argues President Horner is accessible and open to student views, while urging students to join discussions rather than keep views to themselves.
A Hanover student senate discussion on May 3 weighed publishing a pamphlet about its branches and aims. Roy Strohl and former president Hershman argued the pamphlet alone won t engage students without action. The article notes the senate has become a forum for important issues and hopes President-elect Hixson will carry the voice forward.
The Senate Armed Services Subcommittee endorsed a four year extension to the Selective Service Act and a lottery to draft 19 year olds. It also supported extending undergraduate deferments while urging end to most postgraduate deferrals. Administration cites about one in seven drafted in peacetime. The plan would subject graduates to some lottery after leaving college. James Reston notes undergraduates received extended deferments for two reasons including avoiding interference.
A Hanover College Editors' Mail piece presents a unanimous April 11 1967 resolution urging ceasefire and formal negotiations in Vietnam and opposing unilateral U S military action. It cites UN and SEATO limits and calls for ending bombing while seeking broad involvement and reconciliation. The Hanover Student Association then seeks clear understanding of campus goals and emphasizes open discussion and unity among students faculty administration and trustees.
Wednesday Senate discussed a possible Miss Hanover Pageant with Mrs. Curry Miss America Pageant field director and Mrs Suzanne Grinnings Miss S A of 1964 answering questions. Sandee Storey named Parliamentarian. leadership workshop evaluated. 400 May Day votes. 300 plus Greek living units joined Fast for India. Bruce Webber urged campus wide book reading program. Executive Council to study proposal.
Any group or individual with a 5 to 10 minute act wishing to participate in the variety show Bike Race Weekend on Friday May 26 should contact Bill Sinclair at 280 or Penny Pither at 339.
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