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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
2
An independent speaker argues the Greek system on Hanover campus creates divisions and labels individuals by Greek status. He cites experiences of pressure, humiliation, and mandatory participation, urging removal of rigid groups while preserving friendships and broad campus interaction.
The article notes a growing income from the endowment due to a new investment program by the Board of Trustees, predicts substantial increases, and explains the college has no debt from construction. It outlines three main budget sources: tuition and fees, gifts from alumni and others, and endowment earnings.
Seniors without portraits should sign up on the Campus Center bulletin board. Photo sessions run 9 to 12 a.m. on November 28, with slots assigned in the schedule.
Freshman Week kicks off at Hanover College with an all-school dance from 10 to 12 after Crucible in the Hub featuring The Peters Soul. Freshman class president Leroy Jenkins says the event should become an annual affair as Hastings College game day activities include freshmen sitting together and half-time skits. Candidates for freshman king are Ron Auler Peter Claussen Jeff Klein Jim Harwood and Doug Le Master. Queen hopefuls include Margaret Gersen Betsy Eddy Mary Hamilton Jayne Hammer Kathy Maloney Mary Murdock Pat Price Linda Tinnerman Luane Weber Mary Schildknecht and Jenny Stein.
Pritchett says the shortest guard Diane Parrish can reach the pole and two guards stay on duty except in non-coed hours when at most ten students are present. He notes each guard should supervise at least 15 people, floor rubber strips are ordered, and WSI guards should know first aid and call the office and infirmary in emergencies. The ring buoy is a teaching device not regularly used, and may be on the pool’s wrong side since guards walk around the pool.
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