New Society Leads Opening Popular Artists Series in Hanover
The New Society will perform in Lynn Hall on Tuesday at 8 15 as the first program of the Popular Artists Series. The group, led by Randy Sparks, may include a Christy medley and features notable members Gary Miller Carol Stromme and Carol Kimsey. Also announced are other arts acts including Herbie Man Octet The Cambridge Circus and the Netherlands Chamber Choir with dates through February. Tickets are on sale in the Dean Bonnett office and hall lobbies with seats remaining.
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Back Porch Majority
Christies
Back Porch
Gary Miller
Carol Stromme
Carol Kimsey
Command
New Society
Dave Hamil
Mike Crowley
Tom Wallace
Ted Anderson
Prince Philip
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Herald- Examiner
Cambridge Circus
The
Little Angels
Korea
Indiana University School of Music
Piccolo Opera Theatre
Hanover-Madison
Dr Schilling to speak on science and morality at Hanover
Dr Harold K Schilling, physicist and dean, will address an assembly on The Role of Science in Morality. He will preview his book Science and Religion at Campus Fellowship Sunday Seminar at 6 15 in Long Gymnasium, with informal discussions at 3 in Classic 102 and 4 in Administration Building Lounge. He teaches at Pennsylvania State University, specializes in acoustics and ultrasonics, and serves on scholarly boards. The program follows Lilly Endowment lectures and includes campus pastors, advisors, and the Hanover College Choir.
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Harold K. Schilling
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Pennsylvania State University
American Physical Society of America
American Association of Physics Teachers
Hanover
Job call for junior editor for Hill Thoughts 1966 67
Hanover's literary magazine seeks a junior editor to shape Hill Thoughts. Applicants must send letters to Mr. Charles Fox by Friday September 20. Co-chairman posts for Dad's Day are available at the Library desk today and due in the Rec Committee mailbox by Tuesday September 20 at 4 pm. applicants must attend the Senate meeting on September 28.
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Norman Cousins
Hanover Style
Hill Thoughts
Saturday Review
Hanover
Charles Fox
Rec Committee
Senate
Board of Student Affairs suspends judicial activity
The Board of Student Affairs voted to suspend hearings until it regains constitutional authority after rejecting amendments by the President and Trustees. The move leaves the college without an active appeals body for disciplinary cases. Dr Edward Huenemann noted AAUP plans a September 30 meeting to discuss the action. Roy Strohl explained the Tuesday decision at Student Senate opening.
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Board of Trustees
Board of Student Affairs
Edward Huenemann
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American Association of University Professors
Huenemann
Roy Strohl
Campus Bulletin Board Schedule of Events and Talks
Friday 7 30 Parker The Unsinkable Molly Brown the Hall Dance AOPI Lawn Party Sat 2 4 Panhellenic Tea for entering women students 6 15 Long CF Sunday Seminar Dr Harold Schilling discussion of Science and Religion Mon 10 40 Assembly Dr Harold Schilling The Role of Science in Morality 3 00 Clasic 102 Discussion 4 00 Administration Building lounge Discussion with Dr Schilling Wed 7 00 Administration Building lower lounge Student Senate Thu 9 40 Chapel Dr Huenemann and Campus Fellowship 4 30 Administration Building 2nd floor Inter Residence Council
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Harold Schilling
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Senate President Hershman Outlines Year’s Program
Mark Hershman, president of this year’s Student Senate, outlines plans to revamp elections, improve Board of Student Affairs effectiveness, and coordinate with TRIANGLE for coverage. He stresses evaluating the constitution and committees, creating a permanent committee report file, and funding for the Student Handbook and Senate newsletter.
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Mark Hershman
Yearbooks Arrive For 66 REVONAH Distribution
The 1966 67 REVONAH yearbooks were received by editor Jane Judkins on Thursday and distributed today from 3:30 to 5:30 in the Administration Building. Some students who did not pick up their copies may collect Monday 3:30 to 4:30 in the low er level of the Admin Building. The Intercollegiate Press Co near Kansas City missed the August 15 delivery by a month. The staff completed copy four days ahead of schedule and invites students to an introductory meeting Tuesday at 3:30 in the Publications Room basement Hendricks Hall.
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Intercollegiate Press Co
Kansas City
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