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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1964
Page
3
A playful campus feature profiles dating types seen during Ko-Ed Week. It lists Judy Jump the gun, Suzy Stargazer, Sharon Shy, Gertie Gregarious, and Virginia Vague, describing their approaches to securing dates and the dynamics between students and fraternity houses.
Annette Innes recounts junior year abroad in Sweden with stories of bowling and varpa, studying at the Institute for English Speaking Students in Stockholm, and differences between Swedish and American universities. She notes campus layouts, non compulsory attendance, tough exams, and独 residence customs as Swedes discuss race, dating, and socialism.
Janice Crisman of Kappa Alpha Theta pins Steve Arnold of Alpha Tau Omega at Indiana University. Vicki Stevens of Kappa Alpha Theta pins Roger Norton of Kappa Sigma Denison University. Cathy Westfall pins Ted Hill of Lambda Chi Alpha.
Han over's Recreation Committee schedules a cultural afternoons series on campus aiming for one or two Sundays monthly. The first program, Rec. Committee Presents Contemporary Art, is this Sunday on Hendricks Hall first floor. Tom Gordon will show examples and discuss art to deepen understanding. Dress is informal.
Mrs E Mowbray Tate plays Hanover College chimes each Sunday from 4 30 to 5 00 at Parker Auditorium beginning in 1948 when she and Dr Tate joined the college. She opens with Hanover and ends Tallis Canon while selecting hymns weekly, often seasonal or holiday tunes, and accepts requests from the Hanover community.
Jim Blythe president of the Midwest Federation of Young Republicans spoke to the Young Republican Club about Senator Goldwater’s views versus President Johnson. Jeff Lantz accompanied him. Robert Stewart and state candidates attended the Madison rally. A British style debate on Goldwater’s presidency is planned with Ted Hill and Ted Lester at 7:00 in Classic 109.
An exhibition of lithographs by Helen Gerardia of New York and Woodstock will be shown in Classic Hall Hanover College from October 1 to 21. Gerardia, a semi abstract artist rooted in cubism, uses geometric elements to evoke landscapes and still lifes. She has won 35 awards and prizes and has toured with a traveling one man exhibit. Her works are in 30 collections including the Fogg Museum at Harvard and the Cincinnati Museum.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited the campus on Monday October 12 and collected 81 pints from 8 percent of students. Kappa Alpha Theta led by percentage with 25 percent donating, and the drive plans a return next spring to recruit more students.
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