McGovern To Continue PAF Viet Debate in Hanover
Senator George McGovern will speak in Parker Auditorium December 14 and 15 opposing U.S. policy in Southeast Asia. He will address students Thursday on Food for Peace and was previously slated to join Gale McGee on October 2 3 for the Viet Nam Debate before illness. Public Affairs Forum moderator Jim Putnam announced rescheduled plans with Jamie Kershner coordinating.
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George McGovern
Hanover
Parker Auditorium
Johnson
South East Asia
McGovern
Gale McGee
Public Affairs Forum
Jim Putnam
P.a.f.’S
Putnam
Jamie Kershner
Forum
Senate Rejects Resignations and Approves Board Proposals
The Affairs Board moved to accept a referendum on Proposal 1. 177 in favor and 658 against resignations were tallied campus wide. Discrepancies arose over Proposals 2 and 3, and after multiple procedural debates, resignations were rejected and Proposals 2 and 3 creating a disciplinary review committee passed 20 to 5, with a large living-unit vote in favor. 24 of 32 senators attended.
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Affairs Board
Roy Strohl
BSA
Robin White
Strohl
Board of Student Affairs
Senate
Hixson
Putnam
Albin
Judkins
Kinder
Werber
Dills
Hanover College to Launch Faculty Recruiting Program With Lilly Grant
Hanover College will start a four year faculty recruiting program funded by a 25000 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. Dean Harold Haverkamp and senior faculty will visit graduate schools nationwide to promote teaching at liberal arts colleges. The plan seeks closer ties between small colleges and graduate schools through mutual visits and invited university leaders.
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Hanover
Lilly Endowment Inc
Harold Haverkamp
Horner
Liberal Arts
Peace Corps volunteers to recruit on Hanover campus
Three returned Peace Corps Volunteers will recruit on the Hanover campus Monday in the Soda Bowl where they will answer questions from interested students. Dan Orr a 1964 Hanover graduate who has just returned from assignments in Indonesia and Kenya will show the film This Land.
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Peace Corps
Hanover
Soda Bowl
Dan Orr
Indonesia
Bulletin Board Friday Night Campus Activities
Bulletin of events lists a Becket screening in Parker Auditorium, Donner Hall House Dance, Cross Country at Little State in Indianapolis, Hanover at Franklin football, two fraternity house dances, a 4:00 Faculty Recital by Mr. David Wagner, a 6:15 Campus Fellowship, a 10:40 Assembly by the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs, a 7:30 Faculty Meeting, and a 7:00 Student Senate session. Thursday includes a 9:40 Chapel.
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Becket
Parker Auditorium
Donner Hall
Little State
Indianapolis
Hanover
Franklin
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
David Wagner
Orgaist
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Faulty Ham Hanover Sewers Could Bring $300 Daily Fines
The Triangle reports Hanover may levy fines up to 300 dollars a day for failing to repair a badly damaged sewage system. Thirty days notice precedes penalties. a new system is planned, with replacement not starting for about a year. Town officials cite vandalism, weathering, and bureaucratic delays, while the college receives sewer maintenance via a service charge. The Crowe Falls property belongs to the Hanover Presbyterian Church near the campus entrance.
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Hanover
James Long
Crowe Falls
Long
College
Robert Kerr
Jefferson County
Kerr
Jeffersonounty Board
Robert R. Panzer
John Finley Crowe
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Kappa Alpha Theta House
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JoAnne Motz
Collegiate Council of the United Nations
Indiana
Steve la Barbera
Henry Hamman
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs’ Assembly
Areth Burkes
Madison
SEN
Chuck Howard
Howard
Mark Hershman
Mary Burkert
John E. Horner
Lieves
Lilly of
Xsean Haverkamp
Columbia University
Ohio State
Kenya
Bulletin Board
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