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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
5
About sixty students attended the first of President Horner s informal coffee hours last Monday. The talk centered on the Board of Student Affairs situation and trustee relations. The President outlined his role as go-between and fielded questions on the teacher exodus and trustees activity, with several off the record periods.
TIME notes Canada’s dormant potential awakening with potash iron ore oil and aluminum industries. Montreal and Toronto emerge as international cultural hubs while frontier imagery persists with homesteaders pilots and prospectors. Alberta forests drive billion-dollar income as Athabaska tar sands rival global reserves. Wheat exports to USSR and others climb since 1961 as gas pipelines feed eastern Canada.
The essay contrasts Canada’s resource wealth with reliance on the United States for capital, noting over eight billion dollars in U S investment fueling industry from Halifax to Vancouver. It highlights Canada’s socialized programs, Quebec tensions, and post-1963 security shifts, while envisioning vast remaining wilderness, parks, and mining towns drawing future growth and “breathing space” for visionaries.
Campus Chest begins UNICEF card and calendar sales this Saturday to raise $1000 for overseas aid and emergency relief through UNICEF. Cards cost $1.25 per box of ten and calendars cost $2.50. Last year the drive raised $719.50 from 407 card boxes and 92 calendars. Co chairs are Bob Cupp and Steve Howard.
Analysis of Orwell 1984 as a prophetic modern fiction, detailing Winston Smith and Julia in Oceania under Big Brother. Describes telescreens, anti sexual policies, planned history, and the bleak fate of dissent, with a reader's skeptical conclusion and exhortation to reread.
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