Franklin College Recitation Reform Aids Faculty And Students
Two editors discuss the discontinuance and revival of special interests in recitations. They note irregular schedules, morning starts, and long hours, causing faculty annoyance. The proposed shift to town rooming reduces campus disruption but may diminish college life, with dormitories fading as Franklin faces progress.
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Franklin Atu
Franklin
Indiana State Oratorical Association to Hold Event in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Oratorical Association plans a February 23 program at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis with presiding officer Paul P. Boyd Hanover. Participants include University Male Quartet and students from Notre Dame Earlham DePauw Butler Franklin and more. Judges on manuscript are John Finley James Winans and E A Ross. on delivery W E Stone Charles B R Williams and Charles A Greathouse. Continued on page seven.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson
Hall
Paul P. Boyd
Hanover
A. B. Philputt
Central Christian Church
Selec
Tion
University
William J. Milroy
Notre Dame
Elena Jones
Earlham
Ferdinand Tannenbaum
Wabugh
Fred BE. Shortemeier
Butler
J. Speed Rogers
Bruits
Ralph Bollman
DePauw
Clarence Halls
Franklin
Selwelion
University Male Quartet
Decision
John Finley
The
College of the City of New York
James Winans
Cornell University
E. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Charles BR. Williams
Indianapolis News
Charles A. Greathouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
McQuinn Leads Rally as DePauw Beats Baptists
McQuinn scored five baskets and joined Vandiver and Sheek with key plays to overcome an early Baptist lead. The second half saw rough play with frequent stoppages, but Ole Walker and Fleming contributed as DePauw pulled ahead and held on for the win.
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McQuinn
Pep
Baptists
Sheek
Hill
DePauw
Dime
Vandiver
Ole Walker
Fleming
Methodists
Asauranée
Wagner
Cork