You Can Be A BMOC at Hanover College
Freshmen face a start over in college and must chart their own path. Hanover offers many active groups from Young Democrats and Republicans to Student Senate, Revonah, Triangle, theater, choir, band, and sports. Participation builds pride and identity in a small college setting.
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Fidel Castro
OLAS
Organization of Latin American Solidarity
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Central Committee
Communist Party of Cuba
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Latin America
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Triangle Editor's Notebook invites student joiners and support
The Triangle pledges high standards in campus journalism for Hanover students, inviting freshmen and readers to engage. It outlines the paper's role as watchdog and record keeper, seeks staff with varied talents, and offers informal journalism training after registration chaos ends. It highlights budget size and broad campus reach.
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National Trend of New Faculty Appointments Cited
HEW reports a national rise of about 17 000 new faculty in private higher education this fall bringing total instructors and higher ranks to roughly 222 000 while enrollment also climbs to about 6.5 million students an 8.3 percent increase.
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U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
HEW
Birch Bayh
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
French Lick
America
Perspectives topic for America program on communications
Perspec tives chairman W Maxwell Poland and Indiana scholars announce this year’s Perspectives program on communications set for November 14 to 16. Scheduled speakers include Henry Loomis John Wilkman and David B Orr with additional participants David Hacker Charles Kuralt and Mel Elfin plus laser demonstrations from General Telephone Company and displays from Indiana Bell IBM. Poland said a keynote speaker and further arrangements will be announced soon.
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Poland
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Voice of America
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Senior women key orientation meeting announced
Senior women receiving senior keys must attend an orientation on Thursday at 7 30 p m in Classic 102. Attendance will be recorded.
Well Prepared Freshmen Profiled at Hanover Class of 1971
Charles B. Bedford says the class of 1971 at Hanover is academically strong with diversity and potential leaders. 305 new students enter, 280 freshmen from 225 secondary schools, 28 states and five foreign countries including Finland and Peru. 47 percent from Indiana. 14 valedictorians. 76 NHS members. 16 National Merit, two finalists. 53 Hoosier Scholars and three National Presbyterian Scholars. SAT mean range 550 to 600. 55 percent admitted, 62 percent matriculated. Bedford notes strong leadership and BMOC potential among freshmen.
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Hanover College Chronicle Key Staff and Rates 1909
Hanover College Chronicle lists 1909 weekly student publication details with staff roles including co editors Marge Fox and Henry Hamman, business manager Charles Boyer, assistant editor Susan Van Arsdel, production staff Malcolm Gregory Mike Palmisano Susan Straley, sports editor Roger Gunkel, book review editor Sedgwick Clark, columnists Steve Traylor and Cheryl Simkins, and head photographer Ed Van Dyne. Subscription rates shown are 5 dollars per year 3 per semester and single copies 25 cents.
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Marge Fox
Henry Hamman
Charles Boyer
Susan van Arsdel
Malcolm Gregory
Mike Palmisano
Susan Straley
Roger Gunkel
Sedgwick Clark
Steve Traylor
Cheryl Simkins
Ed van Dyne
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