After Christmas Procrastination Warns Students to Return Strong
The article urges students to resist dropping out after the holiday break and to return with resolve. It notes procrastination as a chief enemy, urges balanced rest with mental work, and stresses evaluating the cost of quitting versus returning to complete the term.
Christmas Spirit and the duty to give selflessly
The piece urges students to shed exam stress and adopt the Christmas spirit by giving to others with no expectation of return. It notes widespread happiness and hardship, urging everyone to resolve to do more for others during the season to honor the true meaning of Christmas.
Last Triangle issue of 1916 thanks readers
The note expresses gratitude to subscribers for their kindness and promises renewed effort in 1917 to complete tasks left undone. It frames the year ahead as an opportunity to strive harder and continues the publication's annual cycle.
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Hanover CoLleck Triangle
Press Club of
Hanover College
Erence
F. N. Hufford
Paul B. Terhune
A. B. Clapp
H. A. Hege Brashear
E. E. Hawkins
Allison
Cirewiation
Paul Carson
Burton Eaglin
Mgr
Sisoasium
Triangle
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