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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
2
Editorial lauds Dad's Day success with fine weather signs and open houses. It commends the Hanover Plan briefing, the choir Dr. Yarnelle and the pep band boosting school spirit. Thanks extend to Linda Akers Tim Nehr and the Dad's Day Committee for planning.
A long discussed painting known as Brunhilda from Wagner’s Ring cycle hangs in Hendricks Hall. The oil portrait, donated around 1939, survived a 1941 fire and features a stout woman with a drawn sword in a burgundy and blue gown. The piece carries a plaque reading Maria Prevot, likely the artist or opera singer, with local memories of its history and playful additions from students over the years.
The Sunday program at 1 35 p m features panelists Dr Dorothy Bucks Dr Joseph Withey Bob Gerding Kathy Pierce with Dick East as moderator discussing Julius Caesar on Radio WORX.
Students with complaints about the ubiquitous Quality Point are urged to attend Student Senate next Wednesday evening. Qualified persons will discuss the problem and answer questions. Those unable to attend should inform their Senate representatives with concerns.
The Triangle editorial restates the 7:30 p m to 7:30 a m Newby admission process for medical needs, urging redefinition of emergency and broader student access. It questions whether discretion should allow examination without living-unit director referral and calls for staff expansion.
A reader urges more campus political information and issue awareness, proposing an extensive campaign to inform students. Another writer supports the Oct 16 Homecoming editorial, praising constructive criticism and urging administration and student collaboration to improve Homecoming planning and events like the pep rally game and Mardi Gras Ball.
A critical look at James Bond in You Only Live Twice. The piece highlights Bond as a gourmet, his lifestyle, and exotic peril in Tokyo. It notes Bond's exploits in a deadly garden fortress and praises the book as lively and exciting, with strong sales and TIME ranking.
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