Round Robin Letter From Rochester Theological Student
Rochester N Y April 22 1914 Roy E Barnett writes from Rochester Theological Seminary about his graduation and life. He notes illness during the fall term and recovery since Christmas and praises the faculty and student body. He mentions students from over twenty states plus Canada England France Italy and Norway and describes the dormitory life and college atmosphere.
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Rochester
N. Y
Indiana
Rochester Theological Seminary
Canada
England
France
Italy
Norway
Roy E. Barnett
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Province Convention Report
S A E Province Convention representatives from Indiana Alpha in province Delta met in Cleveland April 24 25 for a good time and productive sessions. The event opened with a Hippodrome theater party and an ALS smoker, followed by committee work and business meetings. A banquet at Hotel Hollendin closed the weekend, with Billy Levere giving an illustrated lecture “A Trip Through SAE Land.” The gathering favored stricter moral and scholastic standards and limited expansion. Attendees from Indianapolis joined Miss Lewis’ recital Friday night, while Bertha Morgan visited Franklin over the weekend.
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W.C. Smoek
W. &. Eikenberry
Indiana
Delta Delta Delta Province Convention at DePauw
Delta Delta Delta held a Friday and Saturday province convention at DePauw with Edna Armstrong of Columbus presiding and a Saturday banquet. Ten from the Delta Zeta chapter attended along with senior officials. Recommendations by the Student Council included funding student activities, appointing a permanent general manager of intercollegiate athletics, and changes to rotation for student managers to include Iota PsiNa representation. Pi Phis celebrated founders day, George Vandiver named official Delta Province delegate, and Leonard Elder, 18, of Huron, recovered from smallpox.
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Delta Province
Delta Delta Delta
Satuday
DePauw
Beta Theta Pi
Edna Armstrong
Columbus
Ohio
A. Burton
Recogn&ion
Franklin
Student Council Executive Board
Lota Psi Na
Pi Phis
George Vandiver
Phi Delta Theta
Prof Benninghoff Reports On Japan To students
Prof. Harry B. Benninghoff of Waseda University, Tokio, spoke to students about Japan. He described Waseda as a large, male institution with strong baseball interest and a model dormitory to counter student isolation. He noted Japan's friendly stance toward the U S, a growing merchant marine, heavy taxation, a billion dollar debt, and rising democratic aspirations.
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Japan
Harry B. Benninghoff
Waseda University
Tokio
Waseda
United States
Pacific
Commodore Perry
Profitable Vacation Work for Students Maps Sale
Self-reliant students can sell Wall Maps of the World and United States. Each family gets one map at $2. students pay 36 cents per map prepaid in lots of ten or more. Sell ten maps for $20, then buy 55 and sell for $410. J. P. Rawley Map Co. 902 G St NW Washington DC. Gymnasium work at DePauw starts by September 1.
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United States
J. P. Rawley Map Co
G. St
N. W
Washington, D.C
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Irma Combs
Alta Odell
Harold Dickinson
Lenora Vandiver
Will Nelp
Mabel Toombs
Indianapolis
Lewis
Bertha Morgan
Delta Zeta Chapter
Cordelia Crouch
Eva Smock
Marie Griffith
Pauline Hitz
Georgia Schlosser
Marcia Curtis
Emma Thornburg
Ouida Harb
Myrtle Dungan
Mary Valentine
Mayme Pritchard
Leonard Elder
Huron
Prof
Inghoff OF
Franklin “Grad
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