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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
2
Dean Glen L Bonsett presented a study showing non-senators spoke more often than senators at a 17 minute Oct 13 meeting. He framed findings as information not criticism, noting tension over whether non-senators attend to hear themselves speak or senators fail to discuss vital issues.
The piece criticizes both senators and non-senators for a silent, unreceptive senate. It argues senators fail to initiate fruitful discussion and urges them to actively back constituents. It notes Senate President Hixson urging non-senators to speak and calls for eliminating the need for an active gallery.
More than half of over 1000 matriculated students voted on faculty amendments to the Plan for Student Discipline. Proponents praise participation while critics laments apathy, noting many students did not vote and few understand the issues. The plan soon takes effect ahead of another vote on judicial board composition.
A quirky notice lists a Dilettante recruiting drive under the Big Top with ring events at Ohio Theatre. It jokes about forming a feared unit then shifts to cultural notes on film society screenings and theater events in Hanover, Louisville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Ball State.
Art professor James Shafstall displayed two years of ceramic works in Classic Hall drawing visitors from Florida St. Louis Indianapolis and Bowling Green Kentucky. He called the reaction terrific and said it gives him freedom to create in his own style. He stressed substance over titles and aims to expand exhibits globally while teaching at Ohio State and Hanover.
A duplicate bridge tournament will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the faculty dining room. Those interested should contact Jim Snow.
Gallup says about 46 million Americans or 41 percent now view the Vietnam undertaking as a mistake. The survey finds a lack of confidence in military measures and leaders while the war rages with 58 Americans and 103 Vietnamese killed in a week near Saigon.
A reader criticizes Hanover College students for not supporting the football team amid defeat. The letter argues freshmen show more spirit than upperclassmen, urges unity and pride, and calls for proactive cheering to lift school morale beyond athletics.
The weekly Hanover College newspaper lists staff roles including Co Editors Marge Fox and Henry Hamman, Business Manager Charles Boyer, Assistant Editor Susan Van Arsde, and others. It notes publication by students, mailing details, subscription rates, and advertising information.
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