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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
2
Hanover College weekly paper published by the Press Club during the college year. Editor in chief K P Miller and staff listed. second class matter entered May 21 1909 at Hanover Indiana post office.
The Triangle delayed its release for a year choosing a day to publish. It switched from Friday to Tuesday and now plans to appear on Wednesdays. The note cites reasons tied to weekend events and Commencement week as the cause for the change and apology.
The year saw no major events but Beal and Johnson, active workers, earned student respect through enthusiastic speeches and leadership. Fifteen men converted, with many others’ faith strengthened, showing Beal and Johnson as exemplary figures for the Collegiate world.
The team earns praise for their performance as Coach Weber builds a formidable squad. The Chapel prophecy of a practice game came true, and the college life reflection questions which side gained the practice and whether it was sufficient.
A fragmented look at a figure labeled the Policy Man in college culture, described as a prominent factor in many aspects of campus life though details remain unclear and fragmentary.
A campus Dramatic Club meeting described a satire of a self serving politician and concerns about casting and rehearsals. The group votes to stage The Private Secretary at Assembly Hall Saturday night March 12 with rehearsals set for Monday and Wednesday at 6 30 and Friday at 4.
Chi chapter seeks fifteen hundred dollars this year to install steam heat and bath, add a rear house addition, and furnish the down stairs. Work planned for summer includes a chapter reunion and banquet during Commencement.
A Thursday night blaze leveled the Phi Gamma Delta chapter house at Indiana University Bloomington with losses exceeding twelve thousand dollars. Resident member R. B. Payton of Rochester Indiana sustained serious injuries from gas fumes. The chapter library had just received a copy of The Development of Palestine Exploration as a gift from Rev. Eugene A. Ballis, class of 1899, pastor of Lebanon Presbyterian Church in Buffalo New York.
Dr. John A. Mott head of the student volunteer movement in Africa will deliver a series of three lectures at DePauw March 15 and 16. The program highlights student volunteer work and missionary outreach in Africa.
Ray Townsend of Indianapolis visits Sigma Chi brothers. He is not currently enrolled, has two years credit at Butler, and likely will enroll this spring term at the college.
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