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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1963
Page
2
A letter to the editor clarifies the Student Senate budget for 1963-4. It outlines principles guiding allocations, cites specific cuts to honorariums, Pep band travel, Campus Fellowship, and discusses funds for Freshman Class, Leadership Workshop, and Student Handbook. It urges TRIANGLE reporter presence at budget sessions to avoid misunderstandings.
A lighthearted profile of Hanover College PBX operators Sherry Hitchcock Peggy Harris Sandy Johnson and Judy Rux detailing playful anecdotes about long distance charges misidentifications missed calls and the challenges of switchboard work in Crowe Hall and the Administration Building with humorous quotes and campus slang.
Hanover College profiles three instructors and their work with students and labor relations. Robert Trimble coordinates international students orientation and cultural adjustment, while Arthur Porter analyses arbitration ethics and wartime labor boards. Frank Baker writes Hanover history and tracks campus building growth and dedications.
Entered as second class matter May 21 1909 at Hanover Indiana Post Office. Editorial policies do not reflect College views. Staff includes Susanne Talmage Karen News Editors Burrin Feature Editor Sports Editor John Hooker Society Editor and others with copy make up proof circulation and production managers listed.
The writer notes life with a cast in a light hearted Tri Angle column. He lists perks like doors opened by pretty girls and sympathetic pledges, but also hassles such as showering, changing clothes, and bed access. He jokes about pets and others touching his toes while revealing the injury occurred exiting the infirmary.
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