Quality Point This Year's Assembly Attendance Plan at Hanover
Hanover College introduces a quality point system for 1964-65 to reward full attendance at all assemblies in a courteous, thoughtful, and attentive manner. A single point added to seven course points could lift a student from a 1.80 to a 2.00 average, affecting probation status and graduate school chances. One missed assembly costs a quality point. two cuts lead to dean referral, with outcomes uncertain.
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Hanover College
Dean Bonsett
Assembly
Haverkamp
Hanover
Quiet Senate Advances Budget With Minimal Debate
The Senate unanimously approved the full-term budget with little discussion. Funds were trimmed by excluding choir, band, forensics and theatre from the main allotment of 10,725 for the fall term, leaving 460 under Senate miscellaneous for flexible needs. Apportionments include APO 25, Campus Fellowship 85, Cheerleaders 50, Freshmen 5, Sophomores 5, Juniors 15.
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Senate
APO
Student Voter Should Investigate Procedures
Hanover students of voting age are urged to handle registration and absentee ballot steps for the November 3 election. October 5 is the last day to register in person in your home town, and absentee ballots require a county clerk application notarized and signed by two property holders in the home precinct before October 31.
Forensics Union Plans Debate Topic and Elections
Professor Porter discussed this year's debate topic with the Forensics Union at their second meeting. The topic asks if the federal government should establish a national public work program for the unemployed. Ted Hill was elected president, Ted Lester vice president, and Judy Hinchman secretary-treasurer.
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Porter
Forensics Union
Ted Hill
Ted Lester
Judy Hinchman
WORX
HC Students Give Time To Cragmont
Hanover College students donated over 1500 man hours to Madison State Hospital Cragmont in 1963 64. Fraternities and sororities contributed 1000 hours through organized activities while about 40 individuals gave 500 hours weekly.
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Madison State Hospital
Cragmont
Hanover College
Jane Williams
Hanover
Freshmen Orientation Orders At Hanover College
Sophomore president Mark Hershmann urged freshmen to follow strict orientation orders in Parker Auditorium. The plan imposes daily beanies, grass restrictions, no smoking, and mandatory knowledge of school history and athletic figures. Contests with sophomores at Homecoming may end the period, shaping the new Hanover Student Body.
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Mark Hershmann
Parker Auditorium
Mark
Donner Hall
Dr. Buck
Hanover
Greenies
Hanover College
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