Perspectives on America at Hanover College
Hanover College hosted Perspectives on America prompting student groups and faculty to support subject matter inquiry. Attendance was uneven. Alfred Kazin Dove Ashton and Hollis Summers spoke while seminars and non compulsory assemblies drew sparse crowds. A proposal seeks a booklet of addresses and seminars for lasting benefit.
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Hanover College
Douglas Schwartz
Schwartz
America
Dove Ashton
Kazin
Committee For Perspectives
Alfred Kazin
Hollis Summers
Students Discuss Publication Ideas and Community Response
The piece reflects on red tape for printing manuscripts and compiling them with photos into a magazine for students, with potential wider sales. It notes plans for student art exhibits, a lighter second publication, and penny poems for the Hanover and Madison communities, while lamenting limited student response.
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Hill Thoughts
Hanover
Madison
Hollis Summer
Perspectives
America
Liberal Arts
Studens
The Interview of Dr Greyfacts the Campus Mouse
A field mouse interrupts a Student Senate meeting in the Ad Building lounge and discusses campus affairs with a reporter. Dr Mortimer M Greyfacts claims an honorary degree from Classic Hall and moves to the Ad Building, offering cautious views on Homecoming, Student Union, and policy in a playful campus vignette.
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The
Triangle
Mortimer M
Mouse
Greyfacts
Classic
Dr. Greyfacts
Assembly
Dr. Grey
Readers fault Hanover Julius Caesar review in detail
A Letters page criticizes last week's Hanover production of Julius Caesar for overemphasizing Henry VI and Richard III and underappreciating stagecraft. Praise is given to John Dornberger as Antony, Randy Smith as Brutus, Calpurnia makeup, blocking, lighting in key scenes, and overall strong cast performances despite some dim lighting and rapid delivery by Jim Cunningham.
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Hanover
Richard III
John Dornberger
Mark Antony
John
Antony
Randy Smith
Brutus
Randy
Philip Hyde
Julius Caesar
Jim Cunningham
Jim
Cassius
Ken Bierman
Cicero
Phil LaLonde
Octavius Caesar
Dick Davies
Artemidoris
John Jeorse
Cinna
Tom Cluen
Cues and Queues Preview of Local Cultural Events
Weekly column notes Brown Theatre in Louisville scheduling The Most Happy Fella November 26 and 27 with past hits including Standing on the Corner Josy Somebody Somewhere Myrna Loy stars in Barefoot in the Park December 3 4 and 5 at Brown Theatre Also at Clowes Hall Indianapolis November 30 December 1 2. Movie picks include Of Human Bondage and To Kill a Mockingbird with a warning about faithfulness to Somerset Maugham. Hanover plans a one act by Dave Ward December 9 Overtones with freshman women cast.
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Brown Theatre
Louisville
Wandering Minstrels
Josy
Myrna Loy
the Brown
The
Courier- Journal
Life
Time
New York News
Clowes Hall
Indianapolis
Kim Novak
Laurence Harvey
Somerset Maugham
Parker
Harper Lee
Ohio Theatre
Hanover
Dave Ward
Denise Spritzer
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Evansville
John E. Horner
Standard Oil Foundation
United States
van Sickle
American Oil Company
By Karen Burrin
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Hanover Post Office
Indiana
Susanne Talmage
John Hooker
Judy Hinchman
Karen Smith
Susan Powell
Mike Marr
Rick Moyer
Ann Pilasterer
Joe Luigs
Printing—Democrat Printing Co
Madison, Ind
Jenny R
Jim Rosie Lon Barnsh Upley, Ann Forbes Shannon Clarkson
Laura Gale Phylis Osborne
John Otterman
John Tobian
Henry Hamman
Kathy Gullen
Sue Baum
Pat Krise
Sandy Storey
Marilyn Rosser
Stephanie Miller
Donna Cohn
Roz Heinz
Margaret Snyder
Cheryl Simkins
John Hinshaw
Glen Bengson
Steve Pearson
Cathy Calvert
Marc Keltner
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