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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1912
Page
4
The February 14, 1912 Franklin College newspaper notes another win by the basketball team over DePauw. It praises the players’ performance and the loyal student support, recalling past celebrations and looking forward to more successes for the team.
The faculty recommends replacing the Bachelor of Philosophy with the Bachelor of Arts, arguing Franklin College's History and Literature courses match state institutions' BA offerings. Students approve, noting long regret over less appropriate degree naming. Mason Crooke of Oden visited Hazel Crooke during the weekend.
The Franklin paper explains last week's errors arose from a depleted printing office staff due to Alness. The regular force could not handle the issue with their usual speed and accuracy.
Most schools in the state oratorical association plan to send business delegations to the contests. The note urges setting stakes to join Franklin's delegation for the Friday February 23rd contest.
Butler meets the Livingtonites in a second season game at Noor Thursday. The Baptists aim to reverse a previous loss suffered in Butler gym as the locals ride a hot winning streak into the matchup.
Miss Maude Raymond general secretary of the central territory of the YWCA spoke to the cabinet about secretary duties and the newly organized region including Michigan Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana with headquarters at Chicago. She stressed the college girl’s influence and shared a creed emphasizing truth purity strength bravery kindness humility and friendship. Purdue’s R rland Saunders attended the basketball game. Seymour’s Miss Margaret Smith visited the dormitory. Cumberland’s Mrs Anna Bartlow visited Irene Huntington. Dolan brothers from Waverly attended the game and visited at the Phi Alpha Pi house.
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