Hanover College Triangle front matter brief history
Hanover College Triangle published weekly by the Press Club with editors and staff listed. February 1, 1910 issue notes subscription rates at 1.50 per year and 5 cents per single copy, with postal entry details and circulation staff.
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Hanover College
Going Up Not Going? Hanover Plans Play At Indianapolis
Coach Weber has whipped our five into such condition that we honestly believe every Hanover man on the floor Friday afternoon may cheer lustily after the game. A delegation will be at Caleb Mills Hall that night to give our orator worthy support. Those desiring to go should speak to E. P. Miller to secure wagonette service to Madison.
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Weber
Hanover
Caleb Mills Hall
Indianapolis
E. P. Miller
Madison
Is It Fair for College Oratory Contests to Permit Older Professionals
The piece questions seven Indiana colleges organizing an amateur oratorical association and compares to athletics where professionalism disqualifies competitors. It cites Earlham’s veteran preacher Levi T Pennington and asks whether an experienced minister should compete against college-aged students, arguing the fairness of age and professional status.
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Indiana
Hanover
Earlham
Miss Fenimore
Levi T. Pennington
Richmond
Pennington
Two Selves Theme Prompts Campus Reflection
An essay discusses the mind as two parts the "I" and the "me" and the tension between them among college students. It sketches how the "I" asserts discipline while the "me" lingers in idleness, chapel, and social distractions, noting conflicts and growth through the year. It also lists campus notices about songs, correspondence, and student conduct agreements.
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