New Mood and Direction Set By Theater Leader Evans
Prof Tom Evans new director of the Hanover theater department brings Wisconsin experience and dynamic plans for fall. He will design the set and direct The Crucible with Kathy Deuber. aims include strong freshman participation and four additional student plays alongside his directing course. He notes Hanover students are eager and talented, cites lighting as a challenge, and shares a approving DU advisor comment on his dissertation.
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Tom Evans
University of Wisconsin
Hanover
Arthur Miller
Evans
Kathy Deuber
Barbara
U.W
Parker
Senate Tables Constitution Passes Tight Fall Budget
In a three hour meeting Wednesday night the Student Senate tabled the Campus Center Board Constitution and approved a fall budget of 3250, later raised to 3690, with revisions to give Senate checks on Board actions, clarify ex officio members, and determine official status for future funding. The session addressed numerous allocations, including Campus Fellowship, Revonah yearbook funding, Alpha Phi Omega, and the Student Directory, while noting current miscellaneous funds and pending recognition of the Center Board.
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Campus Center Board
Senate
Center Board
CCB
Tom Marecek
Executive Council
Marecek
Rick Kranzley
Sedgwick Clark
Revonah
Chip Hixson
Miscellaneous Fund
Betty Gliessner
Alpha Phi Omega
IFC Votes Down Proposal for Violation Restructuring
Inter-Fraternity Council defeated a plan to overhaul the violations committee. The measure would have shifted voting power to fraternity presidents and the IFC Executive Committee, and lifted the $100 rush violation fine limit. Bill Porter argued for broader executive faith. opponents cited unequal representation and unfair obligations. Doug Timbrook noted concerns over presidential voting, fines, and pledge class quotas.
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Inter-Fraternity Council
IFC
Porter
Doug Timbrook
Timbrook
Faculty split over one year discipline plan vote
Four faculty members were interviewed as the faculty prepares to vote on the Plan for Student Discipline at the Oct. 2 meeting. Campbell and Struck favor the plan, while Matthews and Rawson remain undecided. Rawson criticizes the JRC structure and questions faculty soundness on appeal boards, urging a one year trial with reevaluation at year end.
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Gordon Campbell
Committee On
John Matthews
Harve Rawson
Campbell
Struck
Matthews
Rawson
Project Link Maps Extended Program For School Year
Project Link maps a broader school year start in early October with Hanover students teaming with Madison children aged 8 to 11. CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP sponsors the effort, offering three member teams to work with six to eight kids, including trips to picnics theater and Clifty Falls pony rides.
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Project Link
Hanover
Madison
Commun
Ity
Campus Fellowship
Clifty Falls
Madison Schools
Indiana
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Marge Fox
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Lon Zimmerman
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Ann Forbes
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Don Zimmerman
Jim Putnam
Link
Madison-Hanover
Bill Porter
Dr. Raymond
Judicial Review Committee
JRC
AAUP
American Association of University Professors
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