Herbie Mann Quintet in Hanover Delights Audiences
A large Parker Auditorium crowd enjoyed the Herbie Mann Quintet with Mann on flute, Ayers on vibes, Workman on bass, Carr on drums, and Valdes on conga. The program opened with Away from the Crowd and featured One-Note Samba and Norwegian Wood with strong solo work, highlighting Mann’s tasteful, elan-filled leadership.
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Parker Auditorium
Hanover
Herbie Mann
Mann
Roy Ayers
Reggie Workman
Bruno Carr
Carlos
Attila Zoller
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Ayers
That's Jazz Thats Jazz! Mann Quintet Delight At Hanover Club
Mann praised as top flutist by Down Beat Poll accompanied by Workman on bass. Nelsons Stolen Moments and Green Dolphin Street featured Ayers with noted technique though patterns were limited. Carr and Workman formed a cohesive rhythm duo. crowd shouted for more and Mann closed with Filly Dad amid spirited reception and revival mood among Hanover students.
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Mann
Workman
Valdes
Oliver Nelson
Ayers
Carr
Hanover
Editor's Mail To The Editors On Campus Board Deadlock
Lambda Chi Alpha writes urging fellow students to confront the constitutional crisis delaying off campus social sight approval. The Board of Student Affairs refused action citing constitutional confusion, prompting calls to vocalize issues, formalize opinions, and register conclusions amid academic community responsibility.
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Board of Student Affairs
Lambda Chi Alpha
Young Democrats Elect Hanover President Terri Stoneburner
Terri Stoneburner, a senior from Indianapolis and French major, was elected president of the Hanover Young Democrats. She previously served as vice-president of the Young Republicans during her Freshman and Sophomore years and spent her junior year abroad at the University of Geneva in Switzerland. She identifies as an independent.
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Terri Stoneburner
The
Young Democrats
Hanover
Miss Stoneburner
Indianapolis
Young Republicans
University of Geneva
Switzerland
Mower Presents Paper on International Organizations and Population
Dr A Glenn Mower Jr professor of political science will present a paper titled International Organizations and the Problem of Population and Resources at the Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences annual meeting October 27 28 at Notre Dame University. The work examines global and regional intergovernmental bodies role in addressing rapid population growth and related issues.
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A. Glenn Mower, Jr
Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences
Notre Dame University
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