Franklin College weekly issue May 1909 edition
Franklin College weekly published in Franklin Indiana by the students. This 1909 issue lists price information, publication date, and the postal requirements for second-class matter status. It includes the volume and issue number for May 126, 1909.
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Junior Annual Now Available In Maroon and Cream
The Junior Annual is released this Monday in class colors Maroon and Cream. It is a unique yearbook priced at $1.50 and serves as a reminder of college days.
Franklin College Commencement Marks 75th Anniversary
The article notes Franklin College prepares a grand 75th anniversary commencement with expanded exercises and a larger alumni turnout. Religious services kick off commencement week on Sunday June 6, followed by a top class play by the Senior class and a controversial junior burlesque Monday night.
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Commencement Week Plans At Old School With Speaker
The events include a Monday evening gathering, a Tuesday president's reception, Alumni Association exercises on Wednesday, and Thursday commencement, with Rev E A Hanley D D of the class of 1895 to deliver the principal address. Other affairs will surround these events, promising the best commencement yet at the old school.
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DePauw Students and Campus News Highlight 1900s
Rose Poly beat Butler 1 to 0 as DePauw's athletic association steers toward a new field. Wabash Greeks stage a Greek play led by Prof Hains. Phi Beta Kappa picks fourteen DePauw graduates for scholarly election. Governor Marshall to receive I L D at commence. Student body moves to curb campus crossing to protect grounds. James Putman to head Economics at Butler next year with sociology duties during Prof Forrest's leave.
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The Newton Theological Institution Prospectus
The Newton Theological Institution, founded 1825, sits eight miles from Boston in 52 acres of superb grounds near the State House. It boasts eminent faculty, dormitories, lecture rooms, a chapel, a library, and equipment for research. It offers B D degree courses with support for poor graduate students and access to lectures from nearby Beaton Cambridge and Lowell Institute programs.
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