Editorial Board Defines Hanover College Opinion Policy
The Triangle Editorial Page dated September 8, 1967 states that the editorial policy is determined by a student board of seven, with the editorials representing the views of at least five members. The listed board members are Marge Fox, Gene Hamman, Susan Van Arsdel, Sedgwick Clark, John Lane, Aaron Woods, and Barry Wright.
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Marge Fox
Gene Hamman
Susan van Arsdel
Sedgwick Clark
John Lane
Aaron Woods
Barry Wright
Hanover College Triangle
Hanover Center Opens A Dream Realized At Hanover College
The campus celebrates the J Graham Brown Campus Center opening this weekend after a December 14 1964 donation of 1.5 million by J Graham Brown of Louisville The center promises a social hub with six lounges an Olympic pool a larger college store and offices for student groups The goals emphasize unity culture and recreation to enrich the total education and community life at Hanover College Patriot of the Triangle urges all segments to utilize the new facilities.
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Hanover
J. Graham Brown
John E. Horner
Louisville
Horner
Triangle
Revonah
Hendricks Hall
Hanover College
A Great Humanitarian Registar McClew Honored
College registrar Robert McClew aided about half the student population during registration at Long Gym in a health benefiting effort. A researcher notes people in the last half of the alphabet show more nervousness and health issues, suggesting line order may affect well being. Students M to Z salute him while A to L worry.
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Robert McClew
Peo
Viet election called fair by observers in Saigon
The Outside World reports that South Vietnam elected Thieu Ky with a 27 percent vote share amid military backing and support from hill tribes and refugees. About 5 million people voted, 51 percent of eligible voters, while 2.5 million in Vietcong areas could not.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
Vietnam
Vietcong
Saigon
Grants Announced For Fulbright-Hays Study Abroad 1968 69
The Fulbright Hays program offers more than 800 grants in 52 countries for graduate study or professional training abroad. U S citizens with bachelor's degrees and language proficiency may apply through Hanover College Fulbright adviser Dean Harold Haverkamp. Two grant types exist full government grants and travel grants with stipends, tuition, and insurance.
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U. S. Department of State
Institute of International Education
Hanover College
Fulbright
Harold Haverkamp
U. S
IIE
Australia
Ceylon
China
Republic of
Finland
Germany
India
Japan
Korea
Nepal
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Turkey
Austria
France
Israel
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Iceland
Mexico
Switzerland
Tunisia
Diverse cultural offers broaden local arts scene
The Crescent Art Theatre in Louisville shows My Sister My Love while downtown stages present To Sir With Love Barefoot in the Park and Two for the Road. Ramsey Lewis performs in Cincinnati, with Anatol at Playhouse in the Park and The Game Is Over at the Guild. Herron Museum hosts two photography shows, plus IU Pop Concerts featuring Brubeck and Ramsey Lewis on September 23. Hanover Film Society adds film options for freshmen and returners.
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Madison
Ohio Theatre
Roy Orbison
Crescent Art Theatre
Louisville
With Love
Cincinnati
Ramsey Lewis
Edgecliff Academy
Anatol
Playhouse In the Park
Guild
Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Esquire
Herron Museum of Art
Indianapolis
Schedule Change for Assemblies and Chapels
The notice states assemblies will be held in the fourth hour at 10:40 on Tuesdays and chapels in the third hour at 9:40 on Thursdays, replacing previous announcements. This reflects updated timing for school activities.
Seven Seniors Return From Year Abroad On Campus
Seven seniors come back to campus after a junior year abroad. Susan Buchanan studied atIbadan University in Nigeria, Paul Cochran at Beiru t University in Lebanon, Sandy Herzog in Aix en Provence France, Penny Pierce at Leeds University in England, Judy Singer at Ghana University, Nancy Thomas at Swansea Wales, and Kathy Westfall at Nottingham England. Several returnees join a panel in the Sept. 19 assembly.
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Susan Buchanan
University of Ibadan
Nigeria
Paul Cochran
University of Beirut
Lebanon
Sandy Herzog
Aix- En-Provence
France
American Institute
Penny Pierce
University of Leeds
England
Judy Singer
University of Ghana
Nancy Thomas
University College of Swansea
Wales
Kathy Westfall
University of Nottingham
JYA
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Hanover College Criangle publication details
Hanover College weekly student newspaper founded 1909 publishes during the school year with holidays and exam breaks. Names listed include Co Editors Marge Fox and Henry Hamman and staff for business, editorial, sports, book reviews, columns, and photography.
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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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