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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
2
Entries list Franklin College staff and club affiliations. The piece notes low Student Council ticket sales, with 170 students enrolled and calls for participation. It highlights a performance by Dad Elliott promoting upcoming meetings to energize college involvement.
The Dramatic club gains praise after a strong debut and Purdue hosts the Franklin Egg Show May 4 6 in the Agricultural Building. The exhibit aims to boost poultry farming with broader egg production and shows elaborate preparations for 1915. The premium list details classes awards and scoring methods.
The house committee backs a sportless university as an educational clearing house with no degrees and an initial 5000 dollar appropriation. The plan aims to exchange professors with foreign countries to avert war as Europe education stalls. Pauline Hitz and others visited Beatrice Marshall in Indianapolis, while Ruth Bell and Agnes Brown weekended there.
The Princeton University faculty revise PhD rules dividing the exam into two parts. The first part tests mastery and can allow a second trial after one term if not sustained. A student successful in the first part may be recommended for a Master of Arts. The second examination is an oral public test. the PhD is awarded after passing, thesis accepted, and publication arrangements made. Undergraduate chemistry courses surge, straining laboratory space.
Two seniors discuss leadership in a workplace setting. The first questions how to approach a company president about his job, while the second prompts a direct response. The exchange centers on whether to pursue the top executive or seek the board of directors.
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