Statewide changes to 1914 teachers exam lists announced
State Superintendent Charles A. Greathouse directs county superintendents to modify 1914 teacher examination lists adding three primary questions to each list and expanding topics across domestic science agriculture and related subjects. Illinois and Michigan universities have begun chess matches as the Western Intercollegiate Chess Association plans several this year.
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Butler Day Observance At Butler College Opens February 7
Butler Day at Butler College Irvington begins Saturday February 7 at 10 a m in the college chapel with an address by Dean Percy T Boynton of the University of Chicago and remarks by President Thomas Mewe. A varied day program follows. On Sunday February 8 the annal sermon will be preached at Downey avenue Christian church by Rev. Harry O Prichard president of Eureka college Eureka Illinois, a 1902 Butler College alumnus.
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DePauw Organizes New Dramatic Fraternity
A dramatic fraternity named Duser Du has formed at DePauw, limited to twenty five members, and plans a farce comedy. The piece titled Daniel's Backbone references biblical figures to illustrate purpose and restraint. Ohio State and Marling Ohio Medical University finalize plans to merge a medical school at Ohio State University.
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Professor Caldwell to Serve as Government Educations Investigator
Prof Otis Caldwell of the University of Chicago, Franklin College graduate, has received a government assignment as a special investigator of higher education in the southern states. He will vacation with his family in the south while officially fulfilling duties for several months, having begun visits to Georgia and planning to proceed to Florida.
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