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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1950
Page
2
The Hanover College Triangle announces it is a student and faculty oriented independent paper not an official college organ. It invites letters to the editor, encouraging readers to share desires gripes and thoughts to shape editorial content.
A reader signs as Smothered Senior in Triangle commends civil discourse on Hanover complaints. The letter defends current absence policies since 1942 and questions claims about professor independence, noting no admin scrutiny of classes and praising Hanover’s freedom in teaching. It urges constructive criticism and timely Triangle discussions on Hanover’s strengths, applauding improvements in assembly.
Lambda Chis open dance season and Theta Zeta spring format in Wood's Field House featured the Beach comber's Ball with Debonaires. A granddaughter Janet Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs William Huber of Chicago. Bernice Rusk wed James Werbe Jr at First Christian Madison. Hanover Independent Women elected officers Jenny Lind president and Queen candidate for Feb 25. Sigs initiated four members and visiting alumnus Donald B McGregor attended. Phi of Alpha Delta Pi hosted professors at dinner with more campus guests. Indiana Epsilon Phi Delta Theta hosted families and students for weekend meals.
Prof Maxwell W Poland will administer the Seashore Test of Measures of Musical Talent in the band room next Wednesday at 8 00 p m The test applies to Hanover College music minors majors and privately studying students and invites all students to participate The one hour and 15 minute test measures pitch loudness rhythm time timbre and tonal memory.
The Annual Student World Day of Prayer will be observed at a special meeting next Sunday evening with John Matthew leading a discussion on the meaning of prayer. The group will be divided into three sections with student and adult leaders.
Clerk of Session Ned Guthrie and Director of Music Frank A. Bohnhorst announce services on Sunday February 19 with 9 30 a m church school and 10 45 a m morning service. Music by the College Choir with Guy Andress assisting and a sermon titled The Tendencies of Life and God.
A lively campus column reflects on a dreary February with exams looming and war talk in papers. It notes upcoming Student Council reforms, dorm rules, a revised constitution, and humor about campus life. Cupid visits, campus romances blossom, and a Phi Mu s faculty basketball game is planned at Wood’s Field House.
A recent survey lists the most beloved English phrases including I love you and All is forgiven. The crowd cheers Dinner is served and Sleep till noon as comfort sayings while Keep the change and Here’s that five spark casual smiles.
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