Franklin College student newspaper policy and price changes
The piece outlines aims of The Franklin newspaper, noting staff efforts and loyalty to the college. It discusses policy changes, increased paper size, and price rise to 81.25 a year for nonstudents and alumni members, urging readers to support subscriptions. It also reassures students about grades and encourages diligence.
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Stop Class Scraps At DePauw University
The DePauw Daily reports a large clash between freshmen and sophomores with about thirty five sophomores attacking a larger freshman group using clubs. Injuries include serious harm and broken jaws, and leaders from both sides were knocked unconscious. The editorial condemns the violence and urges college officials and police to intervene to prevent such cruelty.
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What Wil Your Grade Be
With the close of school today eight weeks of the first semester end. One week remains before the mid semester, and the final lap of the first race begins. Soon after the first half ends mid semester grades will be released.
The Mistaken Efforts Of Food Conservationists
A terse critique mocks food conservationists accusing them of foolish acts and public embarrassment as they push views on how people should behave. The piece uses satirical language to question collective support for food policy ideas.
Editorial jest over meatless days and Hoover
The writer comments on Wheatless and Meatless Days while dining on cornbread. They mock readers craving Eatless Days and praise Hoover's common sense as rare while requesting liver.
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Made on the Campus
A fragmentary campus remark centers on gardens and identity as the speaker claims obvious knowledge. The incomplete text hints at a personal self description tied to familiar local surroundings. No clear event or outcome emerges from the readable lines.
Final tryout for men's glee club held in chapel
The final tryout for the men's glee club took place Monday afternoon in the chapel. Director Voris announced the new membership of 15 men and the new music, with Prof Deppe and Prof Roberts aiding. Officers elected included Richard Scraft as president, Harry Vandir as business manager, and Will Shirley as assistant business manager.
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