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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1916
Page
3
The college arranges an auto bus trip to Madison with departures scheduled for morning and afternoon. Students are invited to join for a day trip to visit campus facilities and observe classes.
Mr. Paul Reichal traveling secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement spoke at Philal Tuesday evening. He shared anecdotes, offered ideas to boost the Society’s work, and suggested ways to heighten interest. The program included readings, an oration, and extemp speeches. The debate on arms export embargoes favored the affirmative with Blackwood and Mace winning.
Professor Henry MacCracken urged dictionary study at a teachers convention noting poor vocabulary reflected in test results from college juniors and freshmen. He advised self training through memorizing word relations, rewriting sentences, reading Lincoln and other writers, and studying legal phraseology and government messages.
W. M. Hopper, class of 1919, was seen in New Albany on Monday.
A 1916-era address by a YWCA leader reflects on growth from 343 000 U S members and 780 000 worldwide, wartime losses, and a call to deepen allegiance to Christ, expand membership, and serve spiritual and temporal needs through liberty and peace.
After the weekly rehearsal at Donnell Chapel Prof. Alexander expresses pleasure with the progress of the orchestra. The members are working hard and nearing condition for real concert work with strong numbers in preparation, promising a noise like real music when they appear.
A Albion College clipping praises Dr Huffer for addressing men on personal development through Y M meetings. His talk Capitalizing Our Personalities inspired students to attend Sundays sessions and engage more fully.
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