Editorial Board Policy At Hanover College Triangle
The November 10 1967 issue states the Hanover College Triangle editorial policy is set by a student board of seven members with the editorials representing the views of at least five. Names listed include Marge Fox Henry Hamman Susan Van Arsdel Sedgwick Clark John Lane Aaron Woods Barry Wright.
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Marge Fox
Henry Hamman
Susan van Arsdel
Sedgwick Clark
John Lane
Aaron Woods
Barry Wright
Hanover College Triangle
Hanover College
Hanover
Indiana
Charles Boyer
Mike Palmisano
Susan Straley
Steve Traylor
Roger Gunkel
Rosalie White
Ily Perkins
Linda Gillies
Judy Rodgers
A Call for Unified Student Government at Hanover
An editorial argues Hanover College needs a centralized, clearly purposed student government. It critiques current Senate weakness, proposes a three-branch system with executive, legislative, and judicial divisions, and urges student commitment to a unified body to achieve meaningful self government.
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Hanover College
Letters To The Editors On Greek life at Hanover
A Hanover College reader defends sororities and fraternities against a campus editorial critique. He argues Greeks hold leadership roles across Student Senate Campus publications and honors lists, and praises group living for character and teamwork, while urging editors to visit Greek houses to understand their values. He recounts personal growth through sorority leadership and questions critics who judge without trying membership.
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Hanover College Bulletin
Hanover
Three Negro Mayors Emerge In Key Cities
In Gary Indiana Richard Hacker won the mayor’s post amid tense tensions and National Guard alerts. Carl B. Stokes defeated Seth Taft in Cleveland Ohio with endorsement from the Plain Dealer. Kevin H. White defeated Louise Hicks in Massachusetts as debates over school bussing intensified. Kentucky voters backed Republican Louie Nunn for governor, while Indiana cities including Indianapolis Fort Wayne South Bend and Terre Haute delivered GOP wins. Selective Service Director Hershey urged drafting for college students who interfere with recruitment on campus. General Gavin left Vietnam with no shift in his stance, citing global strategy.
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Steve Traylor
Gary
Richard Hacker
Hatcher
Roger Branigan
National Guard
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Seth Taft
Stokes
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kevin H. White
Massachusetts
Louise
Hicks
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Louie Nunn
Nunn
Kentucky
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
South
Selective Service
Hershey
Hanover College Criangle
Weekly Hanover College publication lists its staff roles and contact details with editors, production and circulation teams, advertising personnel, and librarian. The notice details publication frequency, postal classification, and subscription rates.
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Senate
Lynn Gymnasium
Bend
Terre Haute
Madison
Frank McDonald
Evansville
Robert Gavin
Vietnam
New York Times
Gavin
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