Power Politics Lecture Series Highlights International Affairs
A lecture series on power politics opens with Dr Kenneth V Thompson Rockefeller Foundation vice president speaking on International Politics and Its Practice on November 11. Harvard professor Dr Louis B Sohn discusses International Law and Its Uses on January 13. Under Secretary of State George W Ball speaks on American Policy on International Affairs February 17. Johns Hopkins Dean Dr Francis O Wilcox closes March 10 with International Organization. The event is funded by Sperry and Hutchinson Company.
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Kenneth V. Thompson
Rockefeller Foundation
Louis B. Sohn
Harvard University
George W. Ball
Francis O. Wilcox
School of Advanced Studies
Johns Hopkins University
International Organization
Sperry and Hutchinson Company of
New York
S & H_ green
Thompson
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Summer Intern Program open through State Department
Hanover College students may apply for the United States Department of State Fourth Annual Summer Intern Program. Forty candidates will work with country desk officers as researchers and assist in political and economic planning, with lectures and seminars offered. Nomination limited to one per college. Hanover students see Dr. A Glenn Mower Jr in November for nomination. deadline November 8 for Washington Semester interest also to Dr. Mower.
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Hanover College
United States Department of State
United States
State Department
Department
Hanover
A. Glenn Mower, Jr
Washington
Mower
Busy Day for Dads at Parker Auditorium and Morgan Field
Dads attend a Father’s Association meeting in Parker Auditorium at 10:00 with a college choir concert and other entertainments. A box lunch is served in Long Gym at 12:30 as faculty are introduced. At 2:00 families watch Morgan Field’s Panth ers vs Indiana Central College, followed by the Sorority Sing at 8:15 featuring top vocal competition.
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Father’s Association
Parker Auditorium
Washington Semester Study Program at Hanover College
Hanover College invites interested students to apply for the Washington Semester program in Political Science. Report details to Dr. A Glenn Mower Jr by November 8 for review before nominations to American University. Hanover may register two students for the winter term. Students choose a Washington project as a major research component alongside two course areas.
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Over College
The
American University
Washington
Hanover
Republicans Meet Elect New Officers on Campus
The Young Republicans Club held its first meeting on Tuesday October 15 in Classic 102 to elect officers. Elected were Dave Railsback president Terri Stoneburner vice president Peg Gabbard secretary Don Morrison treasurer and Virginia Lashley publicity chairman. The group plans political speakers on campus this year and may sponsor a mock convention in spring. All interested are invited to attend the next meeting.
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Young’ Republicans
Dave Railsback
Terri Stoneburner
Peg Gabbard
Don Morrison
Virginia Lashley
Student Senate Creates Civil Rights Committee at Hanover
The Stolent Senate approved a Civil Rights Committee to investigate campus discrimination and propose solutions. Members from each living unit will join, with actions requiring Senate majority approval. Committee selections will begin soon.
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Stolent Senate
Student Senate
Hanover
Civil Rights Committee
Hillthoughts Accepting Literary Submissions in Hanover
Hillthoughts Hanover invites short stories poems essays and cover designs for consideration. Submissions to Miss Fitton in the library must include an index card with writer name class and living unit to preserve anonymity. Deadline Feb 14 with post publication feedback and return of material later.
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Hillthoughts
Hanover
Miss Fitton
Alcohol To Be Seen Medically
Dr. Robert B. Forney of Indiana University Medical School will discuss Drinking Alcohol Its Action and Medicolegal Significance at the assembly program on Monday November 4. He has taught at IU since 1946 after earning degrees there and served as a major in the Army Sanitary Corps during the war. He is active in many professional and scientific societies and is a prolific author on toxicology.
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Robert B. Forney
Indiana University Medical School
Forney
I. U
Army Sanitary Corp
American Chemical Society
Indiana Academy of Science
American Society For Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
National Safety Council
The
Society of Toxicology
American Board of Clinical Chemistry
International Society of Toxicology
American College of Clinical Pharmacology and Chemotherapy
American Academy of Forensic Sciences
Birth from a Vacuum lecture by Dr Hodapp at chapel
Dr Leroy C Hodapp pastor of the First Methodist Church in Bloomington Indiana will speak on Birth from a Vacuum at the chapel service on Thursday November 7. He is a Seymour native and an Evansville College graduate with a BD from Drew Theological Seminary. He serves as President of the Monroe County Church Federation and is Charter President of the Northeast Indianapolis Kiwanis Club.
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Leroy C. Hodapp
First Methodist Church
Bloomington
Indiana
Seymour
Hodapp
Evansville College
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
New Jersey
Student Senate Votes to Hold Bike Race at Morgan Field
The Student Senate voted last night to revive the Bike Race for this year. The event is scheduled for May 23 at Morgan Field with students urged to participate and spectators welcomed.
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Morgan Field
UNICEF Xmas Card Sale By Campus Senate
The Student Senate sponsored UNICEF Christmas cards sale on Hanover campus. Begin November 4 and run through November 12 with proceeds aiding UNICEF relief efforts for deprived children worldwide. Representatives will share details next week.
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Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
UN General Assembly
United Nations
Hanover
Senator To Address SNEA Hanover Chapter Meeting
Indiana State Senator W. Dewey Annakin, professor of history at Indiana State College and chair of the State Senate Education Committee, will speak at Hanover’s SNEA meeting on November 7. The event promotes American Education Week November 10–16, with sponsorship from the NEA the American Legion the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and the U.S. Office of Education. Margie Miller leads the campus committee with local SNEA members assisting.
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Indiana
W. Dewey Annakin
Hanover
Student National Education Association
Annakin
Indiana State College
National Education Association
The
American Legion
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
U. S. Office of Education
Margie Miller
SNEA
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