Editorial Board of Hanover College Triangle 1966
The Che Criangle Editorial Page states its policy as determined by a student editorial board. It asserts the editorials express the board’s views by a three quarter majority of the eight-member panel, listing members Karen Smith Eric Thomson Henry Hamman Mark Kendall Pete Moss Judy Helms Terri Stoneburner Bob Bowman and a cartoonist. Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Criangle
Karen Smith
Eric Thomson
Henry Hamman
Mark Kendall
Pete Moss
Judy Helms
Terri Stoneburner
Bob Bowman
Hanover College Triangle
Hanover College
Hanover
Indiana
Marge Fox
Susan van Arsdel
Glen Bengson
Laura Marasco
Ed van Dyne
Susan Straley
Donna Ollis
Chuck Howard
Tom Nagle
Trish Ewing
Linda Moran
Nell Nichols
Jane Clamme
Marilyn Rosser
Beth Garrigus
Patris
Laura Johnson
Jean Rogers
Melinda Montgomery
Judy
No Other Choice For Affairs Board
The Hanover College Board of Student Affairs suspends disciplinary activity, declaring no avenue for student appeals exists for the first time in 15 years. The board says it must stand on principle to avoid illegal action or future unreliable rulings, preserving dignity despite the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Student Affairs
Hanover College
Triangle lauds campus leadership on Hanover Assembly Policy
The TRIANGLE commends the Hanover College Senate Assembly Committee for its new Assembly Policy enabling students to attend programs of their choice. Critics doubted the plan when first proposed last spring, but supporters celebrate its thoughtful design and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
New Assembly
Senate Assembly Committee
Fall Assembly and Chapel Programs Promise Strong Interest
The Fall Term programs will be of high interest and value. Faculty and administration note improved assembly privileges due to ideas and hard work. Students are expected to crowd Parker Auditorium as programs proceed in the new biweekly Monday and Thursday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Auditorium
Viet Nam Seminar Opens Minds at Hanover Campus
The Viet Nam Seminar at Hanover features a debate between Senators Gale McGee and George McGovern on Oct 2 and a Meet The Press discussion with both senators and Newsweek editor on Oct 3. Organizers PA F and Campus Fellowship promise a banner day for the Assembly program as students confront Southeast Asian issues and form opinions with guidance from seasoned Viet Nam experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale McGee
George McGovern
P A.F
Campus Fellowship
Newsweek
McGovern
McGee
Jazz and arts weekend unfolds across Louisville venues
The city presents Downtown Salutes the Arts with events from Guthrie Green to Actors Theatre. Bill King Trio performs at 7:00 tonight. Jamey Reber Sextet at noon Saturday. Pigeon Roost Players stage The Zoo Story at 8:00 Saturday. Louisville Orchestra conducts at 8:30 Saturday. tickets from $2 to $5. Also Oscar Peterson Trio on WLRS 102.3 at midnight Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Green
4Th
Guthrie
Bill King
Jamey Rebersold
Louisville
Pigeon Roost Players
Albee
Actors Theatre
Stravinsky
Robert Craft
Louisville Orchestra
Convention Center
Wlrs 102.3
Oscar Peterson
DR. Zhivago
Cincinnati
Wild Angels
Peter Fonda
Nancy Sinatra
Boulder Junction
Wisconsin
Autum
North Woods
Fulton
Kentucky
Bananas Promote U S Latin Links With Parades Pudding
Laura Marasco notes a goodwill drive linking the United States with Latin American nations and Kentuckians through banana promotions. The Ohio Theater in Madison shows Stagecoach with Ann Margret and Bing Crosby through tomorrow, while Sunday offers Paul Newman and Sophia Loren in Lady L and This Property Is Condemned with Natalie Wood slated to begin Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Ohio Theater
Madison
Ann Margret
Bing Crosby
Paul Newman
Sophia Loren
Lady L
Natalie Wood
Freshmen requestEqual Blythe Hall Senate representation
Editors' Mail complains Blythe Hall freshmen were disadvantaged in the September 13 Student Senate elections held in Crowe Hall. They urge Blythe to have a separate representative proportional to Crowe and to push elections back about a month to allow identify candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe Hall
Blythe Hall
Senate
Crowe
Blythe
Hanover
Triangle bulletin requests event notices by Tuesday
The Triangle will publish a weekly bulletin board of events. Clubs or campus organizations should drop event information in the TRI ANGLE mailbox in the library by Tuesday before the event. A reminder box is in Classic Hall mail room for faculty news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
Viewpoint A Triumph Of Expression How Green Was My Valley
A 1940 MacMillan edition of How Green Was My Valley by Richard Llewellyn is praised as a best seller adapted into an award winning John Ford film. The narrative follows Huw Morgan recalling family life, wage struggles, and a coal town strike with vivid imagery contrasting memory and present decay. The school episode features a harsh Welsh teacher and a chaotic riot ending with a dramatic assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
My Valley
MacMillan
Richard Llewelllyn
John Ford
Llewellyn
Green Was
Huw Morgan
Huw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank
B.S.A
Viet Nam
Partyiewie
Grenada
By Laura Marasco
Crowe Fresh
Elijah Jonas-Sessions
Jonas-Sessions
Che
Ith
Senate Corresponden
Steve Traylor
Bill Henderson
Ron Brogan
Marasco
Sally Hinchman
Sarajane Garzolini
Jerry Boyd
Jim Putnam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!