Hanover College Triangle A Student Publication Issue
The Hanover College Triangle is published weekly by the Press Club. For Friday, December 10, 1909, E. P. Miller serves as Editor-in-Chief with J. B. Allison as Managing Editor and a slate of associate editors. Office in the Thomas A. Hendricks Library, Hanover Indiana. Subscription costs are one dollar and fifty cents per year, five cents per copy. Entered as second class matter May 21, 1909.
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Press Club of
Hanover College
Hanover
Indiana
Prize talk for state oratorical contest at Hanover
The Hanover orator is expected to shine this year with strong local support. Delegations from DePauw and Franklin have attended in the past, and proximity aids turnout. The article urges students to mobilize a large Hanoverian crowd in Tomlinson Hall to boost the contest performance.
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Hanover
Josh
DePauw
Franklin
Tomlinson Hall
College life and the spirit of learning
President Woodrow Wilson in a Harvard Greek letter society address says college men seek the incidental fellowship of college life more than core studies. He argues that the aim is to catch the spirit of learning and friendship that lasts after graduation, not only acquire knowledge.
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Woodrow Wilson
Harvard
Social life vs scholarship in college urged by Cornell Sun
The Cornell Sun argues the social phase will dominate future life and should be taught in colleges, but.Grinds gain advantage. few reach balance graduating. The studies cited value of sociability, yet praise for the studious Hanover student who blends study with social life.
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Contemporary College Journal
Cornell Sun
Prind
Stude
Hanover
Inter Class Cross Country Race Proposed at Hanover
An old graduate suggests a demanding winter cross-country course for Hanover passing Beech Grove Rope Walk Swansville and Butler Ravine then over the hills to Cliffs returning to Hanover. The plan aims to boost class spirit and train strong trackmen with a strenuous homestretch. Wake up stout-minded men to this long race concept.
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Hanover
Beech Grove
Swansville
Butler Ravine
Intercollegiate aviation contests and growing college programs
Harvard Cornell Columbia and other schools form aviation clubs and discuss contests that may ease gridiron dangers. Women become Rhodes Scholarship exam eligible. Oxford to admit coeds. Wabash sued by Chicago firm over advertising. DePauw forms inter sorority basketball league. University of Washington Daily plans statewide high school and coast college correspondents.
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Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Notre Dame
Virginia
Pennsylvania
DePauw
University of Washington Daily
Our Tailored Suits for Women
An ad extols tailored women’s suits as the choice of discriminating customers. It claims buyers visit other shops but find this store’s suits smarter and offered at lower prices with correct lengths, single and double breasted cuts, pleated skirts, and popular materials and colors.
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E. P. Miller
J.B. Allison
H. M. Marble
E. R. Nowlin
A. W
Priest J. E. Almond
F. C. Millis
T. R. Hollcroft
Mer
E. M. Harrison
Mgr
Thomas A. Hendricks
Ind
Oxford
Wabash College
Chicago
N. Horuff & Sons
Ladies’ Home Journal
Madison
N. Horatt & Sons
East Main Treet
Hershey’s
Monroe
Henry IM
Lee
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