Hanover College Triangle A Student Publication
The Hanover College Triangle is a Friday publication by the Press Club of Hanover College. Dated Friday December 17 1909 the issue lists editors and officers including K P Miller editor in chief J B Allison managing editor and F C Millis business manager with office at the Hen dricks Library Hanover Indiana and names subscription rates at one dollar and a half per year five cents per copy.
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Press Club of
Hanover College
Christmas Rush and the Pace of Term End Hurry
The piece notes December onset of Christmas frenzy affecting students with exams, social events, and shifting schedules. It warns against overhasty finishs, praises steady pacing, and imagines returning home to family and Christmas cheer as term ends approach.
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Mother
Deliberate on Athletics Funding During Holidays
The article urges discussion of how to fix the Athletics Association shortage in the upcoming term. It notes past efforts like Lyceum and calls for student involvement to plan early in January. Suggestions include minstrel shows, banquets, concerts by the Orchestra and Glee Club, and rallying Co-eds and students to attend basketball games to boost revenue.
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Athletic Association
Lyceum
Glee Club
Freshmen Seek Leadership in Hanover Press Club
Staff complaints about irregularities in delivering The Triangle frustrate readers and prompt a request to notify the business manager if power is not received promptly. Freshmen push to make the Press Club a third term focus, aiming for leadership through effort while noting future office assignments for newcomers. Levi T. Remmington of Earlham is Earlham's top orator in February, Pennington previously won Peace contest and state Prohibition honors, with his topic The Evolution of World Peace. President Butler of Columbia would grant academic credit for managing athletic teams clubs and college publications.
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Triangle
Hanover
Levi T. Remmington
Earlham
Pennington
Chicago
Butler
Columbia
Rhodes Scholarship finalists to be chosen in January
Final examination of the men who passed the preliminary test for the Rhodes Scholarship will occur in January. The selected scholar will depart for England next fall on Tuesday morning as scheduled. A separate group of students not linked to a Literary Society gave a special appearance in declamation oratory as specified.
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England
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H. M. Marble
E. R. Nowlin
A. W. Priest
J. E. Almond
F. C. Millis
T. R. Hollcroft
E. M. Harrison
Thomas A. Hendricks
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E. E. Monroe
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