Editorial Comment A Barrier To Humanity
The Berlin Wall provokes strong international reaction and moral debate about human dignity. The piece argues the wall dehumanizes and risks peace, stressing that hardened politics affect real families and lives behind the barrier. It laments gunpowder tensions and urges honoring travel accords to prevent further tragedy.
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Heberlin Wall
Wall
Robert Frost
Furthrmore
Berlin
Sing on Hanover College Panhellenic Vote Ends Cup
The Hanover College Panhellenic Council votes to retire the annual Sorority Sing cup fearing the 36 hour practice and 10 minute show. Debates on replacing with a noncompetitive program and considering all-sorority glee club to boost cooperation and Dad's Day entertainment.
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Hanover College
Panhellenic Council
Sing
Panhell
Hanover College to shift attendance policy on assemblies
Hanover College abandons a prior rule that docked 0.05 from a student's social GPA after more than two absences. The new policy emphasizes student responsibility and encourages a diversified program of assemblies to foster personal accountability.
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Hanover College
Why Are We So Similar At Hanover College
The article surveys Hanover College admissions policies and student diversity, noting no race creed or color bias while acknowledging a Presbyterian majority and Indiana-sourced enrollment. It outlines equal consideration in admissions, discusses barriers for Negro and Jewish students, and describes the steady shift toward student responsibility via a new assembly policy.
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Judy Moffett
Hanover
Frank Blanning
Blanning
Presbyterian College
Indiana
Branning
Connecticut
Hanover College
James Meredith
Hanover-Madison
Louisville
Thanks for Assistants and Dad's Day Success
A college expresses gratitude for the rapid growth of Dad's Day. Attendance has more than quadrupled in four years and the cooperative spirit of the entire college community contributed to the program's outstanding success.
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