Hanover College Triangle Official Weekly Publication
Hanover College weekly issue published by the Press Club of Hanover College dated Wednesday February 16 1910. It notes second class matter status and post office filing under federal act.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
2
Hanover College weekly issue published by the Press Club of Hanover College dated Wednesday February 16 1910. It notes second class matter status and post office filing under federal act.
The paper urges students to boost team spirit, noting Hanover’s strong season with decisive wins and close losses. It highlights favorable conditions for rooting, calls for continued organized cheering at upcoming home games, and mentions introducing a new school song.
In Hanoi this term the college promotes spiritual awakening among men. Dr Henk addressed the largest Y M C A audience last Thursday as the first daily meeting series began. Professor Souter spoke Friday to an even larger crowd, with strong turnout and hope all fellows attend.
The Triangle reflects on Hanover’s performance in the recent Oratorical contest and urges freshmen to enter the spring contest to gain valuable public speaking experience. It argues that repeated practice and perseverance matter more than initial wins and calls for a dozen or more contestants to give Hanover a fighting chance in the next State Oratorical.
Freshmen at Indiana University followed an upper class mandate to wear green caps, signaling initiation rites and school tradition.
An alumnus of Indiana University announces a fifty dollar prize to encourage short story writers and poets. The offer aims to stimulate local literary activity and recognizes publishing merit among participants.
The Purdue Exponent editorial comments on professors who set a high passing bar 9.70 grade requirement, praising the discrimination they must possess to determine who passes.
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