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THE 1 INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Graduations 'MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1983 PAGE 11 OFT "'1' i DePauw Grads Hear Trudeau WWW' St- (. we urn i a 1 fits 1 1 5 i srr 4 IJfSV r-i Tri mrny-mw'1 Special to The Newt GREENCASTLE, Ind. Garry Trudeau, on leave from drawing the irreverent and often controversial "Doonesbury" comic strip, told 542 DePauw University graduates the world is no longer kind to heroes. "The many disillusionments of the 1960s and 1970s have certainly taken their toll," said Trudeau, who is working on a "Doonesbury" musical and a screenplay. He called astronauts and mission specialists "arguably the only remaining heroes in a world which is no longer kind to heroes." Trudeau was one of seven people, including astronaut and i DePauw alumnus Joe Allen, to receive honorary degrees Saturday at the university's 144th commencement ceremonies, attended by about 4,000.

Allen, who flew on a space shuttle voyage last November, received an honorary Doctor of Science degree. "I must say it is a university of rare range and vision that will on the same day associate its prestige with a celebrated mission specialist, a captain of industry, four leading educators and an unemployed cartoonist," Trudeau quipped. "I remember a few years ago, right after Secretariat had swept the Triple Crown, a woman told sports-caster Heywood Broun that after Vietnam and Watergate, Secretariat had 'restored her faith in Trudeau said. "With horses as our remaining heroes, it is not surprising that the values associated with heroes seem I ill WlS.S.-"r. to be in such disarray.

It is not simply disillusionment; it is also the times you find yourselves in," he said. Trudeau received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. Commencement speaker was Indiana University President John Ryan who told the graduates, "As the twig is bent in this college, so includes the growth and flowering in Indiana of the leadership of our commerce, our government, our most distinguished professions. "Oriented as you are or are supposed to be by your liberal education in this superb academy, by your subsequent maturation in learning, in experience, the synthesis of the two you will exert profound influence on your neighbors and on the whole forest of ethical, political and technical questions which will enliven your time on this earth." Ryan also received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. DePauw also honored: Jerome Hixson, emeritus professor of English at DePauw, with an honorary Doctor of Letters degree.

Louis Martz, professor of English at Yale University, with an honorary Doctor of Letters degree. John Smale, president and chief executive officer of Procter Gamble, with an honorary Doctor of Science degree. The late Ismene Phylactopoulou, founder of the College Year in Athens program, with a posthumous honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. P. U.

-Calumet Special to The Newt HAMMOND, Ind. Purdue University-Calumet conferred baccalaureate degrees upon 900 graduates yesterday. Gov. Robert Orr was commencement speaker. St.

Meinrad Spacial to Ths Nam St. MEINRAD, Ind. Baccalaureate degrees were conferred upon 48 St. Meinrad College seniors Friday. J.

Terence Lyden, senior assistant professor of history, was commencement speaker. keep Nick Mourouzis, DePauw Not even a bum leg could University football coach, from He did not, however, try to leap at the right. Worth A Picture Jan Cheek makes sure she has plenty of film to capture in pictures the graduation of her husband, Michael Cheek. Cheek, who received his master's degree in business administration, was among graduates at Indiana Central yesterday. The NEWS Photo, Joe Young.

499 Graduated In lCU Ceremony 218 Graduate From Hanover Dr. Knecht was one of four honorary degree recipients. Others receiving honorary degrees were: Earl Harris, eofounder of Paul Harris Stores Inc. Fred Armstrong, city controller of Indianapolis. The Rev.

Hezekiah Malone chaplain of Gary Methodist Indiana Central University conferred 499 degrees during its mencement exercises yesterday in Nicoson Hall at the Southside school. The university conferred 195 associate degrees, 215 bachelor's degrees and 89 master's degrees. Dr. John Knecht, president of United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio, spoke at the 78th baccalaureate-commencement exercises. I s-f Hinoi vofc I The Ntws Indiana-Bloomington Bureau HANOVER, Ind.

Hanover College sent 218 seniors into the world of work yesterday at its 150th commencement celebration. In the morning baccalaureate service, students were addressed by the Rev. Bruce Barkhau, senior pastor of the St. Paul Community Church, 111. A former Peace Corps volunteer in Liberia, Barkhau was graduated from Hanover in 1961 and received -hi doctor of divinity degree from 'Yale.

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High among students who gained academic honors were Eric Beier, Fort Wayne, and Gregory Reynolds, Carmel. They received bachelors of arts summa cum laude in chemistry nnd economics respectively. dianapolis Baptist Association, received honorary degrees. Hudnut gave the baccalaureate address. "There is a great deal of difference between worshiping God and domesticating Him," he said.

"If we are going to make this one nation under God, we have to remember that God alone is Lord of the conscience. "Political pragmatism," Hudnut said, "should always yield to political morality." Jerry Garau, Martinsville, gave the class response. Garau received the Scholastic Cup for highest scholastic record for four years and the Dreps Trophy for highest grade average in romance languages. 975 Degrees At Evansville Special to The Newt EVANSVILLE, Ind. An economist, a civil rights activist and a clergyman received honorary degrees yesterday at the University of Evansville's 125th commencement exercises.

The ceremonies also saw the presentation of degrees to 975 graduates. Commencement speaker was Murray Weidenbaum, director of the Center for the Study of American Business and Mallinckrodt Distinguished Professor at Washington University in St. Louis. Weidenbaum, who served as President Reagan's first chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, also received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. CTS Graduates 58 Christian Theological Seminary conferred degrees upon 58 seminarians in commencement exercises yesterday afternoon.

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"You are in world-class interna- tional competition from the begin- ning. You are facing a totally differ- ent competition than I did. "So many of our jobs in this state are totally related on our ability to compete with other nations of this world," Lugar said. "We're already in that competition. However we debate I current issues, we have made vast promises in this nation.

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