Village to adopt plans for new cement sidewalks
Village trustees will adopt plans and specifications for new cement sidewalks to be built, addressing a long felt need and expected to improve conditions during recent bad weather.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
3
Village trustees will adopt plans and specifications for new cement sidewalks to be built, addressing a long felt need and expected to improve conditions during recent bad weather.
A student opinion column argues that Hanover time is overworked with strict schedules and late dismissals. It notes only three of fifteen recitations ended on time and suggests professors start and end hours more consistently to reduce conflicts and improve student morale. The piece also cites a Michigan Agricultural College chapel attendance prank involving Jack Johnson.
Raymond Crozier of Madison attended the Pan Hellenic and returned home Wednesday morning.
Professor Charles Reid Barnes, Class of 1877, died after being stricken with apoplexy while heading to his University of Chicago lecture. A Madison native, he taught at Utica Lafayette Purdue Wisconsin and Chicago, noted for scholarship and Christian character. He was born September 7 in Madison, Indiana.
Chicago readers hear Dr. Wiley, the pure food advocate, claim fudge makes school girls shapeless roly polies. He warns fudge is harmful, increases carbon hydrates, and drives adipose tissue. He calls fudge a national feminine habit and possible menace to families nationwide.
An 1867 issue volume one number one of the Indiana Student was framed and donated to the Indiana Club by the 02 editor of the Student. The edition was published on Washington's birthday in 1867.
Professor John M. Coulter chosen as president of the Illinois Academy of Science. Since 1896 he has been head professor of botany at the University of Chicago. Born in 1851 Ningpo China he graduated from Hanover College in 1870 and has led Hanover Wabash Indiana and Lake Forest University prior to Chicago.
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