Union Lit Elects Officers and Notes Picnic
At the last regular meeting, Union Lit elected Irwin Brashear president, Bull vice president, Cox secretary, Amick treasurer, Johnson critic, Bull immediate past, Allison sergeant at arms, Hage vill termaty, and 1 elected 60 sec to assist as his assistant. Several students picnicked at Hart's alls last Saturday. Phi Delta Theta hosts visiting mothers from Franklin tonight for the game.
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Irwin Brashear
Bull
Cox
Ad Amick
Johnson
Rd Bull
Hage Vill Teermaty
College Traditions and Ivy Day Across Universities
The piece recalls enduring college customs and ceremonies such as Ivy Day and Tree Day at Barnard Ohio State Amherst and Vermont. It notes ivy planting times and the Senior Walk tradition around LaFayette statue and how these rites bind seniors alumni to their alma mater.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Ohio State University
Amherst
College Church
University of Vermont
Vermont
LaFayette
College Green
University of Life
Colgate to Debate Union Society on Military Buildup
Cleon Colgate will argue for immediate U S steps to expand both army and navy before the Union Literary Society. In the inter society contest with the Phi Alpha, Colgate will speak for the affirmative while Matthews Luckett and Miles oppose.
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Cleon Colgate
Union Literary Society
United States
Philal Society
Colgate
Matthews, Luckett
Miles
Hanover College announces spring term schedule and new courses
The Hanover College Bulletin notes spring term opens March 31 and runs to June 16 with a mid spring or normal term May 10 to July 30. Courses by regular faculty include A B and UC certificates and new Vocational law driven offerings in Industrial Education with training in agriculture and domestic science focusing on soils crops foods cooking sewing textiles home management and sanitation.
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Hanover College
Indiana
Millis Visits Indianapolis On Official Business
Ruth Dwyer 18 returned to Lawrenceburg from a weekend in Indianapolis where she spent time with colleagues before returning home.
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Dr. Millis
Indianapolis
Ruth Dwyer
Lawrenceburg
Earlham Man Wins Oratorical Contest
Raymond M. Alden of the University of California E D Shurter of the University of Texas and Hamilton Holt editor of the Independent were noted among finalists. The delivery judges were Evans Woolen Willitts A Bastian and J H Moore all from Indianapolis.
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Raymond M. Alden
University of California
E. D. Shurter
The
University of Texas
Hamilton Holt
the Independent
Evans Woolen
Willitts A. Bastian
J. H. Moore
Indianapois
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