Senate Adjourns After Successful Student Legislature
The Political Science Senate has adjourned after a successful session. Governor Palmer and Speaker J. Ross Corbett led the body, with Prof. Palmer praised for guiding the effort. Seniors graduate, and plans for future participation in similar proceedings are hoped for. Bryant led chapel devotionals. Albert Clay visited Columbus.
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Palmer
Political Science Senate
Freeman
H.C. Palmer
J. Ross Corbett
Senate
Ross Corbett
Baldwin Prize Contest at College Draws Nine Entrants
The Baldwin Prize contest at the college featured nine contestants with John Sheek of Greenwood winning first prize for The Vagabond Prince. Wilbur Brewer took second with a reading from The Trial Scene of the Merchant of Venice. Dr. A. G. Weatherly spoke on child labor in India and the need for higher age limits and compulsory schooling to curb exploitation.
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Rice Declerel Baldwin
Lapineports
Pveto Franklin
Arthur T. Belknap
Jesse Webb
Charles A. Deppe
Mr. Pope
M. E. Crowell
John Sheek
Greenwood
Phi Alpha Pi
Temple
Wilbur Brewer
Cambridge
Leo T. Wolford
Ruth Carter
Belschazzers
Lee Williams
Mary’s
Clyde Townsend
Lucy Guthrie
Chloe Cunningham
Cataline
Roy E. Barnett
Scientific Association of the College
A. G. Weatherly
Indiana University
United States
Indiana
Weatherly
Fedk
Indiana Child Labor Committee
Merchant of Aesthis
Robt
B. Hougham
Prince
John Sheek Hiwatha
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Mr. Bryant
Baptist Forward Movement
Albert Clay
Columbus
Scientific Association