Primary Oration Contest Aims for April Held in March Prep
An undergraduate primary on international arbitration and peace plans to be held in March with the main contest in April. The winner will represent the state at the Interstate contest. prizes are $75 and $50. Rules limit entries to undergraduates and orations to sixteen minutes. Several students are noted for illness or absence.
College meeting names officers and student papers read
The December meeting elected officers for the coming year led by President Prof. F. W. Clarke and included readings of student papers on Tidal Friction Nebular Hypothesis and related topics. The speaker urged prospective students to consider the benefits of small colleges for personal growth and character development. The article notes a Baptist church girls class planning to elect officers Thursday night.
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Ag Siarkad
Leo T. Wolford
Ralph Johnson
Darwin
Bertha Winterrowd
Young
Clarence Pritchard
Agnes Cobb
Chamberlain
Morton
Eee Cheurrin
W. D. Hinson
The
Baptist Church
Hall
Literary notices and reviews listed in January issue
A fragmented listing cites Goonieding, Missionary Review, LeGallienne, Richard, and American Poets Forum. It mentions London, Jack and Human Drift, Miller S C, Fruit Industry of the Northwest, World Today and Outlook pieces on immigrants, Tolstoy, and English universities. The item names authors Lois A Johnstone and others in a catalog-like notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goonieding and Missionary Review
LeGallienne
Richard
American Poets Forum
London
Jack
Human Drift
Miller
S. C
Fruit Industry of the
Northwest
World Today
Tolstoi
Lois A. ‘Johnstone
Basketball Schedule Set for January to March Games
The schedule lists Butler at Indianapolis on Jan. 6 and Miami at Oxford on Jan. 14. Other II games include DePauw at Franklin on Jan. 10, Hanover at Franklin on Feb. 17, and Butler at Franklin on Mar. 16 along with matches against Wabash and DePauw in February and March. Miss Fern Ritter of Seymour visited college friends this week to celebrate the twenty third anniversary of the Alpha Phi Beta chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Indianapolis
DePauw
Franklin
Miami
Oxford
O ‘Ohio
oFtoa State Normal
State’ Normal
Wabash
Hanover
Indiana’ Alpha
Pi Beta Phi
Fern Ritter
Seymour
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OF Indiana Colleges
Louis McQuinn
Phi Delta Theta
Katherine Kenny
Néllie_McClintic
Maude Davis
Lorena Mather
Nellie McClintic
Marie’. Maxwell
Garrett
Ind