President Horner's challenge to student affairs policy sparks protest
The TRIANGLE condemns President Horner for scrapping key sections of the Board of Student Affairs revisions to the Constitution, calling his actions a dangerous breach of fair play. It notes faculty and student majorities supported the changes, vows editorial backing for the Board, and warns of fractured campus dialogue.
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Patience & Hanover Family Peace
Hanover Campus Embraces Responsible Rebellion
At Hanover College students push to extend personal responsibility across campus life with new policies. Senior women gain self management after 10 p m, convocations gain more freedom, and a student elected union board is proposed for the center. An air of responsible rebellion shapes a growing campus tradition.
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Freshman Orientation Expands to Include Wider Campus Programs
Freshman Orientation leaders Joanne Mote and Ross Rowland announced a broader campus integration plan. Three major programs join the schedule along with panels from student groups and a summer reading project based on Clyde Kluckhohn's Mirror for Man. Discussions on study strategies extra curriculars reaching September and library use will follow in Parker Auditorium with faculty and student leaders guiding sessions.
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Mary Ellen Cochran
John Coe
Susie Northam
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Ricular
Parker Auditorium
Fall arts and performances at Clowes Hall and nearby venues
Clowes Hall Indianapolis offers two fine fall series including At The Drop Of Another Hat The Royal Hunt Of The Sun and The Odd Couple along with Porgy and Bess. Opera National Company presents Marriage of Figaro La Boheme Rape of Lucretia La Traviata with extra La Traviata show. Exhibits include Harlan Hubbard paintings for American Commercial Lines opening in Jeffersonville September 10 to October 14 with reception September 25. Butler University launches free lecture series with James Farmer September 28 and Edward Logue November 20. Ben Mahmoud exhibit at Hanover Classic Hall September 8-30. Call Clowes 926-3471 or 924-1267 for details.
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Royal Hunt of the Sun
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Gail Crellin Named Indiana CCUN State Chairman 66 67
Gail Crellin, Hanover's UN delegate, is appointed Indiana State Chairman for 1966 67 by CCUN. She will coordinate Indiana CCUN chapters, train delegates for Model UN, and organize Hanover’s Little United Nations Assembly delegation at Indiana University in February. Training begins October with sessions scheduled and sign ups by September 22.
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