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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
2
The Perspectives On America program slated for next week promises an integrated, varied collection of talents and questions. Spotlight on Tomorrow offers a unique educational opportunity where students drive the learning by forming opinions and answering their own questions, making education an exhilarating experience for all students.
Alumni Editor defends Hanover College Alumni News against a reviewer's critique, arguing editors have shown campus heartbeats through debates convocation and technopolis coverage. He notes editor changes, student writers, and plans to feature fresh alum children voices in the winter issue.
The piece argues the 1966 elections largely reflected existing voter loyalties and socio economic factors rather than dramatic shifts. It notes Republicans resumed traditional voting patterns, white backlash had limited impact, and Johnson administration aims remained in Congress. Foreign policy toward Vietnam was unchanged due to executive-led policy and minimal divergence among candidates.
A full Hanover College schedule features The One Day of the Year on stage tonight and tomorrow at 8:15, Parker's Place hosts Bramwell Fletcher in The Bernard Shaw Story, and the Community Artist Series presents Perspectives on America with speakers like James Farmer, James Bernadara, and Donald Hall. Additional film screenings include From Renoir to Picasso at Classic 203 and Hendricks Hall, Black Orpheus in Louisville, and The Gospel According to Saint Matthew in Madison with a moving black and white portrayal.
The Triangle received an unsigned letter from an interested reader and will publish only if the writer identifies themselves. Readers are told to contact the editor or assistant editor, as policy forbids publishing letters with unknown writers.
Roy Etrohl moved that the Student Senate endorse the OBUS conference resolution and it passed. Senators allocated $100 for OBUS expenses. Remarks on behavior in assemblies followed with emphasis on student respect. Eight Homecoming co-chair petitions read and tabled. Perspectives on America event set for Nov 16–18. Attendance to Presidents and Chairmen is mandatory. Campus Chest volunteers asked for UNICEF card selling. Academic Committee reports Tudor system forthcoming. Board of Student Affairs notice from President Horner read.
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