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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
2
Campus mood shifts as Dean Sherwood announces seven expulsions for poor work. Faculty also enforces stricter credit requirements and a long standing rule on unexcused absences, signaling a firmer policy approach for the future.
The article notes Franklin College upheld strict academic standards despite wartime strains. It cites full credit recognition by Harvard Law School Johns Hopkins and engineering schools for Franklin work and mentions recent tests of credits at other institutions. It also covers college religious meetings in 1920 and related schedule impacts.
Pasteboards are to be supplied by a Ticket committee under precedent. Committee members include Prof. Dwight Heath, Marian Ross, Ralph Thurston, Helen Carter, Theodosia Beasley, Margaret Williams, Joe Campbell, Mildred Parker, George Butler and Roy Lucas.
A Chicago First Presbyterian Church pastor Dr W C G Covert presents stereoptical slides at 7 pm with a 7 45 pm address. Thursday features Miss Mary Gerwick from the national Y W C A and Dr Covert speaking at Chapel time and four o clock. W W Mendenhall state Y M C A secretary will speak during the two day meetings.
The article notes continued student meetings, aiming to convert non Christian members. Rev. Gunn spoke at the Baptist church Sunday night and will return to Fort Wayne to prepare revival services at his church the week before Easter.
Roscoe Gilmore Stott will speak on The Man's Size tonight at the First Church. He fulfilled a promise to lecture after the Franklin College Quartet concert. Miss Merle Cotter of Indianapolis will read from The Amazing Interlude in Chapel next week with Y M C A and Y W C A support. Ellsworth Varian mourns his sister-in-law death.
A Rochester seminary advertises a ten member faculty and a thorough curriculum covering Old and New Testament studies, English Bible, theology, church history, ethics, homiletics, religious education, philosophy of religion, church cooperation, elocution, and electives. It features dormitories, a large library, chapel, and modern classrooms. Degrees include B D at graduation and M Th for special graduate work. Strong lectures year round and access to University of Rochester courses. Correspondence welcomed. Address Clarence A Barbour or J W A Stewart.
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