Center Constitution Needs Senate Surgery On Campus Board
A campus center constitution on Hanover College faces three defects ex officio voting powers unvoted by three officials, overbroad scheduling power that could extend to student groups, and faculty appointments by the center director and college president. Senate action next Wednesday aims to correct voting status clarify scheduling scope and ensure student representation.
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Campus Center
J. Graham Brown
Hanover College
Alumni Association
Center
Duane Pritchett
Senate
Public Affairs Forum
Women’s Recreation
Hazing Debate Over Varsity H Beanies On Freshmen
Editors examine Varsity H beanie enforcement at fall orientation. Beanie rule prompts claims of hazing versus campus spirit as Dean Bonnett hints at limits. About 75 freshmen reportedly marked with water soluble ink. debate centers on intent and harm.
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Porter
Glen L. Bonnett
Dean Bonsett
Opposition to Varsity H Club enforcement at Hanover College
Readers condemn the Varsity H Club for placing red H marks on freshmen foreheads and forcing beanies, citing past decades without such methods. They urge end to ridicule and embarrassment and note consent by Orientation Committee should not exist. The letter also thanks the college for Dedication Weekend success of the J Graham Brown Campus Center.
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Lettermen
Bill Porter
The
Fresh
Red Guard
Hanover College
J. Graham Brown
Caprice at Ohio Doris Day and Richard Harris play
Hanover Bible College cultural notes announce Caprice at Ohio with Doris Day and Richard Harris, a campus open house after Parker’s movie, and Theatre Night for freshmen with tours, poetry, and ethnic music. Also notes on Louisville film options and local theatre events.
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Hanover Bible College
Ohio
Doris Day
Richard Harris
Tom Evans
Parker
Hanover Players
Theta Alpha Phi, Dramatics Honorary
New
Albany Drive-In
Terence Stamp
Louisville Zoological Garden
Ivo Poglayen
Loew's Theatre
Indianapolis
Indiana Central
British debaters visit Hanover in Churchill birthday debate
Oxford duo Jonathan Aitken and Michael Beloff toured American colleges for 12 weeks in 1964, writing A Short Walk On Campus. The travel book records their impressions of American idiosyncrasies, fraternities, sexuality, and regional habits, noting campus life, religion, and political activity with humor and candor. Hanover is mentioned once.
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Oxford
Jonathan Aitken
Michael Beloff
Winston Churchill
United States
U. S
U.S
New York
Jonathan
Michael
Aitken
Beloff
Aristotle
Banourr College Weekly Student Publication
Banourr College published weekly by Hanover College students during the school year with holidays and exams excluded. It lists editors and staff including Marge Fox Henry Hamman Charles Boyer Susan Van Arsdel Roger Gunkel Sedgwick Clark Steve Traylor Cheryl Simkins and Ed Van Dyne with pricing and mailing details.
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Hanover College
Hanover
Indiana
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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America
Triangle
Webster’s
New World Dictionary
Dilettante
By Cheryl Simkins
Louisville
Italy
Crescent Art
Black Curtain Dinner Theatre
Cncinnati
Banourr College
Criangle
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