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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
2
Senate votes next Wednesday on whether to accept the resignation of the Board of Student Affairs. Fatigue and prolonged delay color the debate as students weigh self governance versus reliance on others. The piece questions readiness to manage own affairs and whether paternalism is needed.
Editorial Board reviews the Hanover Plan Review Committee report with praise for its timely, liberal arts focused arguments on education. It highlights openness, calls for reexamining Federal aid, urges accelerated timetable for faculty savings, and urges student scrutiny of forthcoming study committee actions.
Review of Hanover College one acts split on playwriting quality. The Slave With Two Faces examined as Life personified, with a young woman seduced by Life and left dying. Brenda Bostick as Agnes in The Apollo of Bellac praised for charm while the piece drags. overall production praised for technical aspects but criticized for weak scripts and late-arriving patrons.
Chuck Howard announces the Academic Committee will review professors and courses after the Hanover Plan Review Board presents its statement. The Hanover Institute project and Phi Beta Kappa chapter inquiry are also noted. Senate actions include publicity in living units and a campus events schedule with various student groups involved.
The screening opens with a vivid depiction of mud spattered rugby violence as Frank Machin a fierce ex miner clashes with life and a cruel attachment to his landlady. Coming attractions include Phaedra and Black Orpheus with Brown Theatre in Louisville offering Funny Girl November 7 through 12.
Series Broadway will be presented at Clowes Hall Indianapolis November 3 4 and 5 Call Indianapolis 926-34711 for ticket information The Marriage of Figaro sponsored by the Kentucky Opera Association will be performed tonight and tomorrow night at the Brown Theatre Louisville Student tickets are 1 Curtain time is 8 p.m. The Hanover Arts Department will exhibit the Ashland Oil Purchase Prize Collection in Classic Hall during November The college collection continues on the second floor and the print Library on the third At 8 tonight The Duel will be shown at Bigelow Hall University Center University of Louisville Russian film based on the Anton Chekhov story IN ATTENDING any cultural function Sunday night remember to get the girls in before midnight Monday is Halloween and we already have enough pumpkins
Margaret Taggart, President of the Hanover College Alumni Association, thanks all involved in planning and executing Homecoming. She notes that alum wishes were considered and praise a wonderful day.
In a call for real progress, a letter urges Hanover to replace obsolete 48 star flags at athletic events with the 50 star flag. The writer argues the change would mark six years of advancement and questions why Alaska and Hawaii are deemed inconsistent with U S policy. Authors Scott Stamper Jeff Nelson Ben Blemker Mike Crawford Karl Burr Sedgwick Clark.
Monday at 3 45 p m staff writers and editors of TRIANGLE gather in Classic Hall room 102 for a staff meeting. Applications for another staff photographer will also be accepted.
The Perspectives on America guides committee announced this week that it will involve many students in close contact with visiting speakers. Co chairs Jim Putnam and Ann Levering said guides have served a functional role before, but this year they aim for deeper engagement. Students must sign up by 3:30 Monday afternoon to indicate interest and availability so the greatest number of students can have meaningful contact with the speakers.
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