Hanover College Aims 90 Percent Endowment in Stocks
U S News and World Report highlights Hanover College in Indiana as it shifts 90 percent of its five million dollar endowment into common stocks aiming for a 12 percent return. President John E. Horner says private colleges must aggressively invest to meet operating expenses and demonstrate stewardship. The piece notes other colleges’ strategies and predicts public aid may sustain private institutions.
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John E. Horner
U. S. News and World Report
Hanover College
Ind
Center Board Constitution Faces Senate Next Week
The Campus Center Board proposes a new constitution to Senate for ratification by two thirds. The document formalizes the eight student members three faculty appointees and ex officio voting questions. Scheduling committee authority and full board autonomy are debated.
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Center Board Constitution
Senate
Student Senate
Campus Center Board
CCB
Alumni Association
Center
Duane S. Pritchett
Pritchett
Hanover Dedication Address Highlights Vision and Needs
President John E. Horner delivered the Dedication Ceremony address for the J. Graham Brown Campus Center on Saturday September 9 titled A Vision of the Future an Understanding of the Present. He framed a college history around people conditions and needs noting buildings fulfill a key need and praising donor Mr Brown as a timely gift.
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J. Graham Brown
Horner
Hanover
John E. Horner
John Finley Crowe
Seven Students to Discuss Their Junior Year Abroad
A student administration panel will discuss The Junior Year Abroad on Tuesday morning in the Assembly. Participants include Susan Buchanan Paul Cochran Sandra Herzog Penelope Pierce Judy Singer Nancy Thomas Cathy Westfall and Registrar Robert McClew who will moderate. The seven students describe last year studying in Britain Ireland France Africa and the Middle East and will share insights with institutional commentary from Mr McClew. Any student may submit questions to Mr McClew before the program.
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Susan Buchanan
Paul Cochran
Sandra Herzog
Penelope Pierce
Judy Singer
Nancy Thomas
Cathy Westfall
Robert McClew
British Isles
France
Africa
Middle East
Foreign Students Interviewed At Hanover Campus
Four foreign students from Finland Colombia Peru and Japan arrived in Hanover last week and shared mixed views on their first days at an American college. Heil Jarvinen from Helsinki notes fashion and rules differ and finds Bermuda shorts odd while dating norms differ from Finland. Roberto Hernandez and Carlos Larrain from Bogota and Lima describe expectations, campus life and relative apathy toward politics, with meals and mini skirts noted. Mitsunori Nakamura from Tokyo studies business and English and observes American course styles.
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Columbia
Peru
Japan
Hanover
Heil Jarvinen
Helsinki
Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration
Germany
Miss Jarvinen
Institute of National Education
Roberto Hernandez
Carlos Larrain
Bogota
Lima
Hernandez
Larrain
Beach Party Set Tomorrow at J. Graham Brown Center
Grass skirts and island attire highlight a poolside dance from 8 to 12 tomorrow night at the J. Graham Brown Campus Center terrace. First casual dance, mixer format without dates. Music by Jerry, Sherry and The Embers. swimming attendees must dress before terrace dancing. back terrace entrance on the quadrangle. free refreshments.
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J. Graham Brown
Jerry
Sherry
Give Vitality to Government Challenges Senate President
Chip Hixson, student senate president, urged Hanover voters to energize government during the Sept 12 1967 senate installation. He tied responsible student action to constitutional aims and cited Detroit unrest and H Rap Brown while outlining limits and the Senate’s plan to expand peer oversight and reduce red tape.
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Hixson
Detroit
H. Rap Brown
Hanover Life
University of Delaware
Power Committee
Hanover
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