Franklin College student newspaper report on fall term work
The February bulletin notes the autumn term work quality improving over last year. It highlights that 90.6 percent of defective points came from boys and 9.3 percent from girls, with fraternities responsible for a large share among male students. It calls for reforms by the fraternities.
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Franklin College of
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Franklin College
Franklin, Indiana
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Creeds and Convictions Forge One True Path
A stern satirical critique portrays a speaker demanding unwavering conformity. It mocks religious and social intolerance, insisting on blind obedience, universal sameness, and punishment for deviation, including harsh acts against the vulnerable. The verse condemns dogma and coercive control.
Providence Ky Round Robin in 1915 High School Contest
A Providence Kentucky report details a round robin game between Franklin State Normal and Vandiver with lineups, substitutions, field goals and referees. It notes Ruth Anne Trout teaching in Providence, the Phi Alpha Pi fraternity renting the Oyler property behind Lee Street Station, and local social happenings including Arthur J. Bierault dining at the Phi Alpha house.
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Franklin
State Normal
Vandivier
Bipasat Dae Shriner
Mullikin
Ee Een
Knauth Lowery Occ
Gheene Wann Wyriek
Cel
Wiha
Royer
Swangan
Rutherford
Schenck
Multikin
Vandiver
Lowery
Shriner
Knautht
Stifler
Knauth
Missed
Maloney
Notre Dame
Reagan
Earlham
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Oyler
Lee Street Station
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Russell Kiyver
Russell Wilson
Day Thew
Oscar Bogard
Lou Edith Wimborough
Blanche Crawford
Loren Hanna
Penn Ritter
Cccerence Exchange
Alice McGuire
Pi Beta Phi
Ruth Hanson
Delta Delta Delta
Ruth Bell
Iota Psi Nu
Walter Hobbs
Phi Delta Theta
Robert Reeves
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Harold Dickinson
Voee Phi Alpha
Ruth Wooden
Webster L
Providence, Ky
E. A. Hanley
Franklin, Ind
Kentucky
Mis
Sissippi
Virginia
Mason and Dixon
Ruth Anne Trout
Arthur J. Bierault
Phi Alpha House
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