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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1916
Page
2
The Triangle notes the Philalathean Literary Society’s proposal to split into two teams with captains, each meeting debating chosen representatives. A winning team would may send top debaters to contests, aiming to boost preparation, credit talent, and spur active interest and progress.
Several Indiana colleges including Earlham Franklin and Wabash plan debates with other schools at various sites under high school auspices. Articles note uneven student interest while some campuses stage large candidate pools and tryouts. One debate between Indiana and DePauw Universities occurred at Madison High School on Thursday, discussing the new constitution.
The graduate scholarship application to the state university must be filed before March 1. The candidate needs faculty approval prior to submission.
A short reflective note urges doing our best and notes departing elders leave notebooks. The message underscores the lasting value of recorded memories and guidance for those who stay.
Notices report the Christmas day wedding of Vivian Stucker, class of 1915, to James Hyatt, ex class of 1919. Also noted are Sadie Gilchrist of San Francisco joining Theta Delta Sigma and that the Bulletin’s final issue was mailed after last Monday’s completion.
Hanover College upholds distinctively Christian education with a curriculum that blends liberal culture and foundational training for law medicine engineering teaching journalism and theology Graduates from Commissioned High Schools are admitted to the Freshman class without examination.
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