A Silence Not Heard Last Tuesday Editorial Voice and Silence
The editorial lauds the Senate for a decisive pro peace vote, contrasting a strong affirmative voice with a prevailing silence of distrust. It laments closed ears and minds, urges global cooperation, warns against antagonism toward the League of Nations, and presses the aim to keep the world safe for democracy while seeking lasting peace.
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Senate of the United States
Goldwaters
Byrds
Russells
Thurmonds
League of Nations
Teddy
Cuba
Priests In Training Sing Gregorian Chants at Assembly
St Meinrad College students presented a demonstration lecture on Gregorian chant during Thursday's assembly. They showed the evolution from early psalms to emotional, varied chants sung in Latin and translated English. The program included pieces used in daily worship and special occasions, ending with a Psalm 23 chant highlighting language rhythm.
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Gwen Owen
St. Meinrad College
Hanover
St. Mainrad
Hanover College Young Democrats to Elect Officers
Hanover College Young Democrats meet Tuesday evening October 1 at 7 00 in Classic 102 to elect officers for the coming year. Freshmen are invited to join. current officers include President Robb Baker and Vice President Mary Mason with Judy Beneville Judy Chaney and Steve Wilkinson in other posts. Advisor is Dr J S McCrary sociology professor.
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Hanover College Young Democrats
Robb Baker
Mary Mason
Judy Beneville
Steve Wilkinson
Judy Chaney
J. S. McCrary
Hanover Sociology
Geologists To Go West Study Trip 1964
Hanover geology students will travel by train to New Mexico for five weeks to study geologic principles at Ghost Ranch with side trips to Mesa Verde National Park. They will stay in Ghost Ranch dormitories and meals are in dorm dining rooms. Cost is $275. Prerequisites are Geology 115 and 116 and instructor consent. Contact Professor Stanley M Totten in Goodrich 114 or extension 306.
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Hanover Geology
New Mexico
Ghost Ranch
Mesa Verde National Park
Three Tell Experiences on World Religions Discussed
A Parker Auditorium chapel panel on religious differences featured Han over seniors Phil Hedrick Dave Lawrence and Carol Finlayson. Phil described studying at American University in Beirut noting 3000 students and tensions from Middle East oil and nationalism while Dave spoke of Basel Switzerland and meeting Karl Barth. Carol shared impressions from the Philippines noting witches fears and concerns that college diplomas may be overrated and graduates unsure of work paths.
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Hanover
Phil Hedrick
Dave Lawrence
Carol Finlayson
Parker Auditorium
Phil
American University
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
David Lawrence
University of Basel
Basel Switzerland
Cave
Karl Barth
Philippines
Carol
Belles of Blythe Hall Redefine Coed Living
A bedraggled yet unified group of Blythe Hall residents, Hanover’s formerly all male Blythe, transform the dorm to a Georgian coed space. Upperclass women host tea for Miss Evans, Dean of Women, as 45 residents adapt to shared facilities and a lighter campus vibe.
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Blythe
Hanover
Telescope Feature At Hanover College Science Club Meet
The Hanover College Science Club invites all students to the first meeting of the year featuring a lecture demonstration of the newly cleaned telescope on campus. Freshmen may attend, officials require a B or better in a science course to become members, and the group plans lectures films and possible field trips. The meeting is Thursday October 3 1963 at 7 pm in Goodrich 107.
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Hanover College Science Club
Hanover
Lec
Goodrich
Fitness And Fun Through Recreational Sports And Games
Miss Kneirim co authors with Dr Betty Van der Missen to publish a spring 1964 book from Hanover College and the State University of Iowa. The guide covers table tennis shuffleboard deck tennis table hockey and puzzles with scale diagrams and equipment construction ideas. The work originated as a rules manual used at Iowa and by Miss Kneirim in her recreational sports classes.
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Helen Kneirim
Hanover College
Betty van der Missen
State University of Iowa
Miss Kneirim
Southeast Asia Expert to Speak at Hanover College
Southeast Asia specialist Dr. Willard A. Hanna of AUFS will lecture on "The Malaysia Controversy" October 3 at 8:00 p.m. in Classic Hall Room 110, with a follow up talk to the International Club October 4. Hanna, former Chief of Okinawa Education and Cultural Affairs, has served in Japan and Indonesia and coauthored Sukarno's Indonesia. He will be at Hanover College October 3, 4, and 5.
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Vietnam
Malaysia
Indonesia
Hanover College
Willard A. Hanna
Columbia University
Okinawa
Foreign Service
Japan
AUFS
Malaya
Sukarno
Hanna
Classic Hall
International Club
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Young Demos
Stanley M. Totten
Blythe Hall
Paula Wallace
Cookie
Celia Mitchell
Tai Howard
Southeast Asia
Louisville Courier- Journal
Darrell Ellis
Indiana
Burrin
Sports
Society
Susan Powell
Susanne Talmage
Karen
Sue Kuc
John Hooker
Karen Farlow
Jenny Rupley
Pat Nelson Shannon Clarkson
Kirk Dinkins
Ann Waggoner
Rich Scamehorn
Ann Pilasterer
Bill Cadell
Bob LaFramenta
Judy Hinchman
Lon Barash, Karl Klein
Liz Voyles
Tom Beal
Bula
Oscar C. Bear & Son
China
Silver
Revlon
Aquamarine
Merle Norman
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