10 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1967
Page
1
Perspectives on America opens Tuesday with a speaker lineup from Newsweek CBS and advertising firms. Keynotes include Mel Elfin of Newsweek and Charles Kuralt of CBS News along with Lubow Loomis Layden and William Knight Miller, highlighting responsibilities operations and leadership in communications.
Twenty eight students attended the forums last night to hear thirty one candidates for the men's and women's judicial boards. An all school election is set for Nov sixteenth to choose members for the judicial boards.
The proposed reapportionment amendment to the Student Senate constitution aims to base representation on living units by residents, with a floor of two representatives per unit and commuters counted as one unit. Senators Barry Wright Mick Davis and Steve Holder weigh in on whether this change will curb organizational voting or hinder student representation, amid debates about haste and governance.
A proposal from the Inter-Residence Council ad hoc dress committee suggests leaving campus center dress to individual discretion with dining hall rules. The Policy Committee must approve before sending to Dean Barbara Quilling. Recommendations offer casual wear in most areas and specific guidelines for meals including church clothes on certain days.
Shakespeare expert Dr. Stanley W. Wells, a Stratford research fellow and Birmingham lecturer, will give an open lecture at 8 30 p m Sunday in the campus center multi purpose room. He has edited the New Penguin edition of Midsummer Night's Dream and published extensively. An informal discussion will follow and he will stay on campus for the early part of the week. conferences can be arranged through Dr. Dorothy S. Bucks.
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