Folksingers Organize On Campus Hootenanny Plans
Hanover campus folksong club forms amid rising popularity. Mike Dixon, senior and president, invites new members and offers guitar lessons. The group plans hootenannies replacing Friday movies in Parker, featuring Hanover talent and an exchange with Indiana University.
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College conference weighs math hours for elementary teachers
Randall E Johnson attended an Indianapolis conference on math education for future grades 4-6 teachers. CUPM under NSF funding backed 12 hours, but Indiana chose 8 hours with a spring 1965 reconvening to set a final minimum. Hanover requires Math III and Math 241 for elementary degrees.
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Peace Corps Accepting Additional Volunteers
The Peace Corps plans 7000 volunteers overseas by fall with many new assignments in 48 countries. Applications are open for January and June training with February start, mainly in summer. Liberal arts majors will fill teaching and community development roles, with teacher training included. No prior teaching experience required for some classrooms.
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