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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
4
The Franklin published weekly from Franklin College Indiana details student editors and staff. The March 11 1914 issue notes basketball team praise and sympathy for Gertrude Law following her father’s death with brief literary verses and local news snippets.
A humorous exchange contrasts youth and age about George Washington. Prep notes Washington as surveyor and president while Prof chides the student. Mr Growcher quips that political economy is replacing domestic economy amid a high cost of living debate.
The KU senior class votes to each contribute six dollars to cover yearbook expenses. Utah freshmen who painted numerals on a campus boulder face a Student Council hearing and must wash off the marks and apologize. Michigan offers a ship handling and levee making course to all students. The university daily jokes Kiss me, kid, I need the credit.
A humorous dialogue features a mother and Willie discussing report card terms. Willie uses the word con short for confidential to explain a remark on his card, while the mother expresses pride. The exchange highlights light family banter over school notes and terminology.
Richardson seeks guidance on performing a foolish role in the lyceum. Bueermann assures it is easy by acting natural, advising the student to appear completely authentic in the part.
Called Back. Irish that quote reflects a student or team member narrating confusion over a term’s history lie. Brace notes faculty granted an encore opportunity after previous term results. The piece centers on academic response and student resilience amid evaluative recall.
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