Rocking Quintet Comes To Parker Hall
Herbie Mann Quintet brings international jazz to Parker Auditorium at 8 15 next Thursday as part of the Community Artist Series. Mann, a renowned flutist, leads a group featuring Reggie Workman Bruno Carr Roy Ayers Carlos Valdes and Mann himself. Tickets remain limited for Hanover students while readers nationwide anticipate a program praised as one of the series best.
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Herbie Mann
Parker Auditorium
Stanley Wheater
Madison-Hanover
Hanover
Brooklyn
New York
United States
Mann
Sukeyasu Shiba
Imperial Guest House
Africa
Brazil
Octet
Reggie Workman
Bruno Carr
Roy Ayers
Carlos Valdes
Downbeat
Village Gate
Atlantic
Benny Goodman
October 29 Grad Exam Date For Seniors
Seniors must apply by October 14 to take the Graduate Exam on October 29. Scholarships up to 12 000 require the GRE. Hanover’s seniors saw over a quarter win fellowships last year. Contact Robert McClew or Professor Leslie Eisan for applications and brochure pickup at Classic Hall third floor.
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Hanover
Robert McClew
Leslie Eisan
Classic Hall
Viet Nam Seminar Underway Sunday
A campus Viet Nam policy seminar unfolds with a 8 p.m. debate in Parker Auditorium moderated by William Peoples and James Putnam. Senators will give 25 minute openings, 15 minute rebuttals, and a 30 minute Q&A, followed by a coffee reception.
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Viet Nam
Parker Auditorium
James Putnam
Public Affairs Forum
William Peoples
Peoples
Louisville Courier-Journal
Viet Nam Schedule Debates and Press Meet Schedule
On Sunday at 8 00 in Parker Auditorium a debate is scheduled. Monday includes a 9 30 meeting of Senators with classes and a 10 30 broadcast of Meet The Press featuring Leonor Volkov and area press.
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Laura Marasco
Campus Fellowship
J. Carl Metz
McGee and McGovern
Volkov
Tom Atkins
WLW
Cincinnati
Jay Crouse
WHAS
Louisville
Richard Havlin
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mike Angersma
WTTV
Red Air Force
Germany
Parker Auditorium
Leonor Volkov
Area Press
London Grafica Arts exhibit opens at Classic Hall Gallery
Bulletin board lists a Friday art show sponsored by the Art Department featuring nineteenth and twentieth century European and English works at Classic Hall Gallery. Later events include Sigma Chi Derby Day, film A Raisin in the Sun at Parker Auditorium, a Sigma Chi dance, and a Sadie Hawkins dance at Long Gymnasium. Sunday features a Viet Nam debate with Senators McGovern and McGee in Parker Auditorium. Monday covers Meet the Press with Leon Volkov and a faculty meeting, plus Homecoming serenades. Tuesday invites Little M meeting and Homecoming Queen voting.
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London Grafica Arts, Inc
Classic Hall
Leon Volkov
Newsweek Magazine
McGee and McGovern
New Zealand Labor Life Seen Through an English Visitor
A writer describes working as a Ministry of Public Works laborer in Auckland earning 15 pounds weekly, contrasting wages, cost of living, and habits with those of New Zealanders. He notes a mix of locals including Maoris and immigrants, hitchhiking trips to Christchurch, and a distinct national pride separate from British identity.
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Ministry of Public Works
New
Auckland
Christchurch
Antarctica
Tasman Sea
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William L. White
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England
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Bulletin Board
Sigma Chi
Sadie Hawkins
Long Gymnasium
Indiana Central
PAF
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Gale McGee
Dr. Mower
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George la Noue
Columbia University
IRC
Rm. 206
John Hoober
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