Hanover College to unveil new school song
The English department head, urged by the Glee Club director, works on a unique Hanover College anthem. It aims to embody the college spirit without copying others and will debut to students and the public at chapel exercises about two weeks hence.
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Hanover Song Contest Fails to Firing Interest Among Students
Over the past five years several efforts to spark student interest in writing a Hanover song with music by others have failed. Despite offers of lasting fame and honor, no writer has emerged. The prospect of a song by department heads draws notable interest.
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Flood at Hanover as Ohio River peaks and town floods
Heavy rains and melting snow push the Ohio River to record height near Hanover. The valley and college campus flood, roadways and fuel supplies disrupted, mail service reduced to two daily deliveries, and printing delays occur as access to Madison is cut by water.
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Palasis Ordered to Send Wife to School or Face Jail
In Philadelphia a man named John Palasis faces potential jail time for failing to compel his thirteen year old wife to attend school. The case hinges on protective schooling mandates and indicates possible penalties for noncompliance.
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Snail Shower Follows Rain in Washington NJ
A heavy rain in Washington New Jersey was followed by a thick shower of snails, both hard and soft shell, appearing after the downpour.
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Princeton Graduate Council Moves to Cut Commencement Costs
The graduate council of Prince ton is taking steps toward reducing commencement expenses. Last year the expense was over $4,000. In twenty years John D Rockefeller has given over $93 0000 to American institutions of learning. Ten girls at Miami received the Varsity M for excellence in athletics.
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Frisky Athlete at Sixty Says Training Keeps Stars Strong
Former Chicago captain Pop Anson, at age 60 and after 27 years as a professional, argues that athletic efficiency lasts with vigorous training rather than decaying quickly. He cites daily routines, a 6 am wake time, regular golf, and early starts, while criticizing overtraining and dissipation as killers of performance.
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