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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
2
New York Professor Louis W. Max of the NYU College of Dentistry argues overlearning is superior to cramming. He urges students to review material quickly, drive it in, and clinch it, stressing that concentration is a learnable habit and studying alone aids focus.
This week lists Hanover events from February 4 to February 8 including basketball games against Earlham and Canterbury at Richmond and Lynn Hall, a movie screening The Rains Came, music club, S C A meetings, assemblies with Dr Bowers and a panel discussion, plus a Frank Blanning recital. The page also notes a campus quip about a professor's lengthy answer.
Hanover College prints its weekly Triangle issue with staff roles led by Editor Jim McCracken and Sports Editor Charles Friedersdorf. The page lists each department including Associate Editor Woody Jones, Society Editor Suzanne Rankin, and a large reporting and circulation staff from Mary Ackert to Florence Wishard.
Engagement announcements list Corinne Randa and Janet Lois Robinson as daughters of local families. Corinne Randa to wed Carroll Sutton February 18 in Riverside. Janet Lois Robinson to wed James Jobe February 11 in Jamaica Queens. Barbara Trabue wed William Taylor January 28 in Rushville. Margaret Fletter married Roy E. Bledsoe January 29 in Angola. Lambda Chi Alpha secretary John Weaver visits Theta Zeta chapter in Hanover.
A humor column recalls the final exams season and student boners from various courses. Instances include a clavichord definition mistaken for a collarbone and a clever misnaming of Debussy. The piece notes Dr Westington’s collection of errors and closes with a final math paradox about eight numbers with no average.
Marian Hsueh spoke on the formation meaning and origin of Chinese at the Pan Linguist Club gathering Thursday night at the Phi Mu lodge. Miss Emma Hill and Miss Jean Anderson led the program with Ann Stevenson presiding the business meeting and refreshments served.
Hanover Presbyterian Church announces clergy staff Ned Guthrie as Clerk of Session Frank A. Bohnhorst as Director of Music and John N. Fox as Pastor The service features Hanover College Choir with young people from college and community in charge Morning Worship at 10 45 and Church School at 9 30 all students urged to attend.
Amid campus buzz freshmen face six week tests while faculty tally grades. Old friends return and new faces arrive as Theta Alpha Phi installs and the Medea production nears. Fraternity pledges, theater tickets, and upcoming events fill the week.
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