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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
2
The orientation committee sees room to improve the freshman program by blending small group, informal education with fact sharing. It suggests twenty freshmen guided by upperclassmen and a faculty associate complete orientation on their own time using a summer book list to support autonomous learning.
The plan urges stimulating discussions beyond the first week of school and broader faculty entry to deepen faculty student bonds. It favors greater upperclassmen contact in meaningful settings to boost freshman participation. It argues most class information is in the handbook and calls for continued daring orientation experiments.
A Hanover TRIANGLE reader urges that October debate between Senators Gale McGee and George McGovern be openly partisan. The letter argues both share similar conservative voting patterns, questions the debate’s value, and asks for frank questions on war aims, containment, and victory in Viet Nam.
The New Society, Randy Sparks led, is judged loud, unpolished and generally un entertaining as a critic places the act in context comparing seven months of work to The Back Porch Majority’s longer, broader touring record. The review notes unclear lyrics and uneven humor despite audience eagerness to applaud.
The film Hanabill Viridiana screens Monday night at the Crescent in Louisville about a postulant who leaves an abbey for the world. It sparked a Spanish cultural minister’s dismissal and faced immediate ban by Spanish authorities before winning an award at Cannes.
Laura Marasco notes Picasso 85, a major exhibition for Picasso’s 85th birthday, at Flair Gallery in Women’s Exchange Building, 113 W Fourth St, 3rd floor, 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, paintings for sale from $200. Also Half A Sixpense opens at Indiana University September 24 and 30 at 8:00 p.m. Sunday open house at Donner Ide and NWRH at 2:00 p.m. with Rec Committee clearance.
ERIC THOMSON argues freshmen should challenge admin focus over scenery at Hanover. He urges independent thought, calls for active engagement and lists conviction driven action as essential for personal growth and campus change.
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