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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
3
Hanover senior recounts study abroad in Japan focusing on differences in academics social life and culture. She notes lack of official textbooks in ICU courses reliance on readings on reserve and self guided study. The essay reflects on club structure unity harmony face saving and appreciation of beauty in Japanese life.
Ray Brinkman a senior geology major from Indiana polis and fellow students with Dr Webster on a field trip found a warhead from an artillery shell about 15 inches long in mud. Jefferson Proving Grounds dispatched George Hutton a demolition expert who will determine if the shell is live after dismantling.
Dr E Mowbray Tate and Mrs Tate directed a Paris French Europe Association study group at the Chautauqua Institution during its 91st session. Seventeen teens from France Nigeria and Tunis lived with the Tates, explored English language and American life, toured Niagara Falls Washington and New York, attended lectures and music, and joined in recreation and classwork.
Alpha Phi Omega on Hanover campus elected Lon Barash as president for the 1964 65 year. Other officers include Frank Garami first vice president Ken Keene second vice president Skip Keach secretary and Steve Olvey treasurer. Barash is a senior from Doylestown PA and head TRIANGLE photographer. The fraternity directs traffic at Dad's Day Homecoming and sponsors a local Boy Scout troop along with inviting freshmen to join.
Junior applicants for the Washington Semester Plan at American University Washington DC should contact Dr Mower by October 15 1964. Students planning to enroll in the Political Science Field Study at the United Nations in New York for Spring Term 1965 must register by October 15 1964 at the Registrar's office.
Miss Susan Perry, a junior from Anderson Indiana, will head the Hanover REVONAH staff for 1964 65 as editor with previous experience as assistant editor last year. Susan Fettig, a junior from South Fort Mitchell Kentucky, joins as co editor of the Highlights section after serving last year in that role.
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