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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1949
Page
2
A student letter to the editor argues for new dorm regulations and private spaces for women residents to entertain visitors. She criticizes Donner Hall lobby and basement lounge conditions, urging the administration to provide privacy without penalizing all students for a few abuses.
Professor Harold Larrabee satirizes professors by listing contradicting traits. New teachers lack experience, veterans are in a rut, dressing well marks vanity, and thoughts beyond clothing imply irrelevance. Lecturers who publish are accused of neglecting teaching, while those who do not publish lack ideas.
Hanover College announces a staff change noting the appointment of a circulation manager assistant and a staff photographer and business manager role. The posting seeks a qualified candidate to oversee distribution and media operations within campus communications.
Johns is new sig prox at their meeting Chief Sigma Chi elected officers for the year including President Jack Johns and Secretary Bob Mettlen. A penthouse themed fall dance was held in Wood's Field House with chaperones listed. Gamma Sigma Pi hosted waffles and slides at the Tate home. Phi Delta Theta entertained Arthur Skeffington at luncheon. Alpha Delta Pi held open house and buffet for parents. Alpha Omicron Pi elected pledge officers Ruth Murphy and others and hosted Mrs. Cooper of Jeffersonville. Tau of Phi Gamma Delta hosted freshmen dinners with Mr. and Mrs. Baker attending.
The display under the glass on the library desk showcases Hanover items from COURIER-JOURNAL ROTOGRAVURE featuring Hanover, a CHICAGO TRIBUNE graphic preview, Mr Hyatt’s Homecoming decorations, THE WHITE TOPPER Emory and Henry paper, and clippings on Hanover games and college donations.
Correction notes that on November 10 Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta Theta entertained the L A Brass Choir. The TRI ANGLE had misstated that the choir members were guests of Phi Gamma Delta.
At the Language Club meeting on November 17 at the Phi Mu Lodge Aleksis Vladimirovs of Daugavpils Latvia spoke on Latvia’s history and wartime experiences. Translation by Paul B Keach preceded a business meeting that adopted a new constitution renaming the group the Pan Linguist Club.
Rufus Combs and John Coons led a November 15 Astronomy Club meeting on leading constellations and first magnitude stars, their importance and location. Eleven members attended and refreshments were served at Professor John Yarnelle's home. the next meeting is set for Tuesday, November 22.
The piece revels in Thanksgiving break and a big game against Emory and Henry in Johnson City, noting Hanover’s undefeated season, plans for the Burley Bowl, and fan support. It also covers campus life from social events to Student Council debates and upcoming chapel programs.
This week's Hanover listings include film showings Sport Thrills of 49 and Olympic Sports on Monday. Violinist Miss Mary Louise Naill from the Cincinnati Conservatory performs Tuesday, a former Hanover student. Reverend Dr C Ransom Comfort Jr, pastor of Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church Louisville appears Wednesday. Friday features Hanovers Views in color with arranger commentator Prof Frank S Baker.
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