Franklin College to host I C A L tourney decision soon
Franklin College seeks to provide facilities for an Indiana Collegiate Athletic League basketball tournament with Recreation Hall as a potential site. Professor Gilbert will assess feasibility for a third week March event, and a January report is planned.
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Straw Vote Predicts Wood and Gerard in Next Campaign
A Chapel morning straw poll among students forecasts Gen. L. P. Wood as the Republican candidate and J. W. Gerard as the Democrat for the upcoming presidential race. Wood leads among Republicans with 47 votes to Hughes 17 Pershing 5 Coleridge 8 Watt 5 Will Hays 5 Anderson 2 Johnson 2 Allen 2. Gerard tops Democrats with 26 MacAdoo 24 Wilson 16 Cox 1 Marshall 8 Lansing 4 Hitchcock 2 Hoover 4.
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Franklin College Campaign Records Largest Donation Yet
A friend of the college gave $25 000 last week as the first donation in the $1 250 000 campaign, the largest single gift in Franklin College history. The drive to raise a $500 000 endowment during 1914 1913 yielded several $10 000 gifts.
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Christmas Meeting Postponed for Wigs and Queues
A Christmas gathering of the Wigs and Queues was postponed to the Thursday after the holidays. The rescheduled meeting will discuss the group's history and future and focus on an outline of the Wigs and Queues.
Franklin College Quartet Serenades Dormitory Audience
The Franklin College Quartet performed Wednesday evening and delivered a lively concert that captivated residents of the dormitory.
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Franklin Earlham Dual Debate Set for March 20
Franklin College and Earlham College will meet in a winter intercollegiate debate on March 20 in Richmond. The topic concerns compulsory arbitration of labor disputes with the question to be finalized after holidays. Franklin will select its teams on January 8 and prepare through Christmas vacation.
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Franklin College to Host State Oratory Meet
Franklin College plans to host the Indiana Oratorical Association contest on February 27. Coaches Thurber and Powell along with Beutler Morgan Charber will supervise preparation as students braces for a preliminary Franklin College rep and a chapel pep caucus after holidays. The event will draw contestants from nearly every state college and attract hundreds of supporters.
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Curriculum Changes Tighten Graduation Requirements
The board approved stricter graduation rules across programs. English majors face penalties as English One and Two no longer count toward degrees. six years of foreign language study become mandatory for A B degrees, with college portions emphasized. Medical and engineering schools gain adjusted language, math, science, and English demands, while Franklin College seeks to raise its overall academic standard with a new science building planned in the near term.
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College imposes grades rule on clubs and athletics
Faculty voted to attach the sane eligibility test to dramatic and literary groups at the college. Wigs and Queues Franklin staff and Junior Almanack must maintain 12 hours of regular work and not repeat a full course to continue activities. Beginning next semester no discrimination between academics and athletics.
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