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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1965
Page
4
January marks the start as riders are chosen and endure stairs, training rides, and back road miles to toughen legs and lungs. The Scottsburg track tests speed and control, injuries are common during qualification runs and fast exchanges. Riders and mechanics spend hours daily tuning bikes, oiling parts, and staying in the pits for the race.
Sen Everett Dirksen will give the commencement address and receive a Doctor of Laws as Hanover College awards degrees to 160 seniors on May 30. Rev Gerald M Johnson and Rev David Ramage will each receive a Doctor of Divinity. Johnson will deliver the baccalaureate at 11 a.m. and Ramage will join the division of church strategy and development on the board of missions. Magna Cum Laude graduates include Karen Kennedy and Jack Stiefel.
James Norman Schmidt argues Mexican history shapes skepticism and pessimism, citing conquests and the absentee parent legacy, the fictive life, and a culture of macho pride. He urges Americans to learn local customs, update labor relations, and broaden aid to workers to improve U S Mexican ties.
The fourth in the Cultural Fusion in Latin America series presents Chilean pianist Alfonso Montecino and soprano Siri Garson-Montecino in Parker Auditorium next Wednesday May 19 at 8 15 p m. Open to the public. Montecino, IU pianist, studied with Arrau and de Silva and has earned the Doher ty Foundation Fellowship and Bach Medal. Garson-Montecino will sing contemporary Latin American works and works by her husband.
Sophomore Peg Palmer earned an honorable mention for her woodcut My Tricycle is Green in the Invitational National Student Art Exhibit open to students from 46 Presbyterian-related colleges. Judges included the Tyler School of Art dean in Philadelphia. The church board will display three prints at the General Assembly in Columbus, Ohio, featuring first place Tulsa University, an honorable mention Whitworth College, and Peg Palmer.
The Louisville Chapter of the American Marketing Association honors James W. Holland and David B. Balton from the college's business and economics faculty. Selection rests on scholarship, marketing interest, leadership, and campus activities. Certificates and name plates will be engraved on a permanent plaque. Holland is a Columbus senior and Dalton a Columbus junior, both majoring in business.
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