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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
2
Campus women face shifting visiting hours for coed spaces while men face stricter limits. The article laments unclear postings and uneven enforcement, urging uniform hours across all fraternities and living units and greater house director discretion to ease administration.
The Public Affairs Forum is a Student Senate supported group aiming to raise awareness of domestic and international issues through guest speakers student led activities and films. All students are members and a six man steering committee runs PAF.
A campus note praises the class of 68 for boosting the team's spirit at last Saturday's game. It encourages the entire student body to follow the freshmen's lead and outshout opponents at the homecoming game on October 10.
Eight Hanover juniors spend their junior year abroad with assignments in England France Africa Nigeria Switzerland Germany and Lebanon. Claude William Caddell studies at Exeter and Mitzi Henschen at Hull University. William Dawson Jr and Steven Lenn attend Ghana and Ibadan. Sue Gastineau at Aix-Marseille. Linda Rowe in Neuchatel. Jill Sullivan at Munich. Jerry Neidlinger at Beirut. Four students Dawson Lena Neidlinger and Rowe participate in Presbyterian Year Abroad.
The piece outlines Bontrager and Hartke as Indiana Senate contenders, detailing Bontrager's Elkhart City Judge and Elkhart County Prosecuting Attorney roles and Hartke’s Navy service, education, and public positions. It excerpts their views on U S aid to developing nations, civil rights, domestic economic priorities, and the global threat of Communism.
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