Senators Vie Over Viet Nam in Campus Seminar
Two United States Senators will discuss Viet Nam at a campus seminar October 2 and 3. Senator Gale McGee of Wyoming supports the war while Senator George McGovern of South Dakota questions US involvement, framing the issue as a civil conflict. The event features a Sunday evening debate moderated by an academician and a Monday session with journalists and the Soviet Foreign Affairs editor of Newsweek. Campus Fellowship and P.A.F. coordinate with administration backing.
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United States
Gale McGee
Wyoming
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Senate
McGee
Appropriations
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Johnson Administration
Jim Putnam
P.A.F
Putnam
Louisville Courier-Journal
Newsweek Magazine
Washington
Eric Thompson
Mark Hershman
Thomson
Alphabet Scrambled College Embraces Free Assembly System
The college ends alphabet based seating and splits by A to M versus N to Z. All students must attend seven convocations and seven chapels but may pick programs. Old rules required fixed seating and weekly convocations. failure leads to probation or dismissal. Seniors in good standing may gain Assembly Privileges and skip convocations.
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Hanover
Thetas Lead All-College Grade Race Honors
Thetas and Betas led living units to scholarship honors for the Wintre-Spring term. All-School average 2.688, just above Fall term. Theta high 2.865 trails Phi Mu 3.045. list shows sororities and fraternities with their averages and counts.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
Beta Theta Pi
Theta
Phi Mus
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi 76 2.830 All Sorority
Alpha Delta Pi
Phi Mu
ALL College
Phi Delta Theta
All Fraternity
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chi
President and Trustees Reject Key Articles of Student Constitution
The president and trustees reject sections 3 6 and 7b of Article III as inconsistent and require further study while sections 2 4 5 7a and 8 are deemed acceptable. The board of student affairs plans to meet tomorrow at 3 30 to decide next steps as the current constitution remains in effect until resolved.
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Board of Student Affairs
Horner
Hanover
Yearbook printers delay 66 Revonah arrival
Hanover students waited in vain for the 1965-66 Revonahs as Intercollegiate Press missed the August 15 delivery promise. Editor Jane Judkins said the REVONAH staff met all deadlines, mailing copy May 31 for a June 4 target. The 200 page books will be mailed to Jane and distributed by staff late September. Taylor Printing Co of Dallas won the 1966-67 REVONAH contract.
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Hanover
Jane Judkins
Jane
Revonah
Intercollegiate Press of
Kansas City
Kansas
Taylor Printing Company
Dallas
Texas
Labor Shortage Delays Brown Campus Center Progress
The last progress report on the Brown Campus Center notes a four week delay but no extra summer lost time. Labor issues included a carpentry shortage during foundations and an 80 ton crane placed 20 ton concrete slabs as roof work begins. The swimming pool is near completion with deck pours remaining. President Horner plans to announce a director soon as the center nears completion.
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Ralph Burress
Burress
Horner
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