Franklin College student constitution adopted in 1910
A 1910 Franklin College document outlines a student movement constitution with article on council power two thirds required, monthly meetings in the college chapel, and officer roles including treasurer and secretary. Signatories include Warren Yount Hall and Ruth McCullough, with Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Gamma organizations represented.
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Phi‘Delta
Sigma
Alpha Epsilon
Epsin
Tracy
Clark
Ralph Frellick Warren
Yount
Warren
Hall Ri-Lylé
Constable Lea T. ‘Walford
Ruth Carter
Jane Grace Doreey
Ruth’ McCullough
Esther Aikens
Earnest Wagner
Paul Price
Study Links Cleanliness and Handedness to Learning
An article cites investigations of 3003 New York pupils linking poor cleanliness to disrupted attention and lower achievement. It notes left handed children face more spelling and language difficulties than right handed peers, suggesting education should reconsider the value of certain studies.
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Aso
New York
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Dinggist
August H. Strong
D. D
Rochester
Costveahr
Staurt
Dean
Ing Shees
City
Beith
Wilson
Doris Beghr Vandiver
Warren, Yount
Peet
Hall
the Franklin
Pi Beta Phi
Scientific Association
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