Tardiness Sparks Debate on Classroom Delays
Dr. Millis laments rising tardiness in chapel lecture and criticizes long classes that push teaching into other buildings. He suggests assigning next day’s lesson at hour start and dismissing as soon as the bell rings to avoid injustices while allowing zeros for late students.
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Professor Lowes Named Head of Washington University English
Dr John Livingston Lowes former head of English at Washington University 1895 1902 is chosen to lead the English Department at Washington University replacing Henry Caples Penn He currently teaches at Swarthmore College and will continue through the academic year The selection follows his reputation as a Chaucer scholar with publications gaining notice at home and abroad
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First One a Winner Hanover Over Madison in Season Opener
The season opener between Hanover and Madison featured 13 errors and 4 hits with a ninth inning rally. Cooley delivered two sharp hits and seven Madison strikeouts. K. Miller homered and Capt. Miller handled numerous chances without an error. Harrison stole three bases and Hanover showed potential in base running, despite miscues. Madison took the lead early, Hanover matched, and the game ended in a defensive ninth with H Miller retiring the side.
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Extension English class closes at Madison with high engagement
On April 13 the University Extension English class in Madison, led by Prof Tyler, concluded its first effort to offer college curriculum to non attenders. Sixty five enrolled with about fifty attending weekly for twenty weeks. The course covered Shakespeare as outlined by Sidney Lee and included six plays. The college thanks the committee and School Board for support and use of the High School building.
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Sowers trip spans three events in three cities
Mr Sowers heads to Bedford Iowa then to Indianapolis for a state teachers convention, will conduct business in Chicago for the Dramatic Club, and attend his sister’s wedding. He will thus “kill three birds with one stone.”
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Mission Study Class Takes Early Hold At Hanover
The Y M C A launched a mission study with eighteen men enrolled after its first meeting on April 9. A janitor’s heating mix up forced the group to meet in a classmate’s room, guided by Professor Campbell, studying Aliens or Americans. State Secretary Jacqua urges Hanover to resume top mission work and uphold the vigorous, historic standard among local students.
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Enrollment soars at College as Freshmen surge
The year ends with 21sl total enrollment, more than double last year and up 104.8 percent. Freshmen exceed last year by over two and a half times, with expectations for continued growth next year. Men outnumber women among enrolled students, and the year surpasses the ten year average by 52 percent. The President promises improved facilities to accommodate all students.
Purdue Coach Wilson Sets Diet for Team Season
Purdue coach Wilson outlines a dietary plan for the training men during the season. The regimen aims to optimize performance and endurance for upcoming athletic events.
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