No Junior Annual to Be Published This Year
Franklin College board of directors finance committee decides no Junior Annual for the year due to high printing costs. A substitute plan proposes a June glorified edition of The Franklin with 150 toward the project and a 50 to 75 page booklet including usual features.
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Chicago firm design buildings for Franklin College
Coolidge and Hodgedon of Chicago have been retained to plan six new buildings as part of Franklin College’s five year movement and future expansion. The contract was signed after the board of directors met in Indianapolis. The firm is known for projects at the University of Chicago Harvard University and the University of Nebraska.
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Night lighting boosts egg production by Professor Johnston
Professor John ston and wife raise four White Leghorn hens and solved winter quiescence by installing high powered electric lights in the hen house. The hens now lay more eggs after dusk, transforming long winter days into productive mornings aided by their owner’s ingenuity.
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Hanover College resigns from Indiana Collegiate Athletic Association
Hanover College has resigned from the I C A A following a meeting of athletic directors in Indianapolis. The action, communicated by a letter to Coach Thurber, cites general reasons and notes long inadequate representation. A jeering mislabeling as Hanover’s official delegate occurred during the session amid controversy over Hanover’s status.
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Combined Christmas Party Of YMCA And YWCA
The annual YMCA and YWCA Christmas parties were fused into a single joint meeting Thursday evening. Rev. Br. H. Kent of the Baptist church led devotional services and spoke on Christmas of Today. The event closed with eats music and holiday cheer.
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Freshmen Franklin Proposes Semi open Sorority Rush
The Freshman Franklin calls for a semi open rush system at Franklin College, arguing it benefits the school, the girls, and the sororities. It urges all rush events in the first week of matriculation with open bidding and earlier summer discussion to reduce secrecy and ease alooofness.
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Dormitory club splits over mixed town and dorm memberships
Ni San, previously an organization for Dormitory Freshmen, voted to admit town first year girls. Vacancies will be filled by Franklin Freshmen eligible for Nipponses. Initiation and ritualized signs planned after holidays. Student Council approved a tentative basketball schedule and football letters for fourteen players.
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Nipponses Order
Discharged S A T C Soldiers Reenlist After Year
About two hundred Camp Franklin S A T C soldiers who received their discharges on December 21 1978 are shown reenlisting a year later. The event contrasts their farewell with today as many of the same men prepare to resume service.
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Franklin College to Establish Permanent Summer School
The Franklin College board at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis decided the summer school will be a permanent institution. It will expand in scope, pay regular full time salaries to instructors, and follow plans approved for 1919. The program runs April 6 to July 34 with options for two thirds and half semester credits.
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One More Left Planned For Friday Show
January 16 is set for the final Student Council movie night. Ped Huffman promises to secure the best film for the closing show while Destiny was the fifth program featuring college music and a town crowd. Ray Andrews delivered a bag solo during intermission.
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Curriculum Shakeup Lets Math History Move to Electives
A major curriculum redesign takes effect next semester. Mathematics and European history drop from required to elective, with Group II rising to twenty hours and Group III to twenty hours. Pre media and pre engineering courses are added, guiding toward a Bachelor of Science degree.
Christmas vacation could boost basketball eligibility
The article discusses how Christmas break may help ineligible players regain academic standing by making up twelve hours of regular work after holidays. It notes exams after holidays and that many athletes trailing in subjects have already begun make up classes, with hopes for a stronger squad this season.
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