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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1967
Page
2
The Student Senate cut campus group budgets amid tight funds. Revonah faced a $700 shortfall from a $4000 previous grant while Campus Fellowship secured funds for Project Link. Campus Center sought $3250 after trims, with the final Senate figure expected to rise. Budget constraints defined the allocation process.
In a memo warning of fiscal trauma, the Student Senate urges trustees to raise the student activity fee at the October 7 meeting to cover budgets for the literary magazine, boat trip funds, Campus Center programs, the Revonah contracts, and other outstretched organizations. Outside aid may be needed if funds do not increase.
Hanover students voice complaints about leaking showers, dripping toilets, and failing drainage across dorms. Frustration grows as repairs drag on for years, while maintenance head Panzer cites budgeting and emergency overtime limits. Students urged to report issues through proper channels as campus-wide effort to fix long-standing problems continues.
The United Nations General Assembly opened as Vietnam and Middle East wars weighed on deliberations. Romanian Corneliu Manescu was elected president, signaling softer U.S. stance toward communism. He pledged to work for peace in Southeast Asia.
Readers challenge Mr. Clark's dissertation assertions about racial sexual prowess and urge data-backed statements. Other letters criticize recurring campus complainers and defend the Campus Center Board and beanie policy as positive, urging constructive support for Hanover College changes.
Weekly student publication at Hanover College Indiana lists staff roles and contact, noting subscriptions five dollars per year or three per semester. Advertising rates available on request and a detailed roster of editors and circulation staff.
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