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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
2
Hanover College student newspaper details editors and staff for the weekly edition. E P Miller is editor in chief with J B Allison as managing editor and several associate editors. Office is in the Thomas A Hendricks Library in Hanover Indiana. Subscription is 1 50 per year and single copies are five cents.
In a reflective piece the Triangle congratulates its year of operation at Hanover College and notes a staff shake up coming next week. Seniors retire from active roles as freshmen vie for three vacancies. The editors urge continued alumni support and student enthusiasm for the Triangle.
Professor Boyd argues the faculty should not give practical oratory lessons during the short criticism period in the Chapel. He says students seeking tips may consult the faculty committee, but must take the initiative to seek instruction from the faculty if they are serious about their oratorical instinct.
A satirical portrait claims the college man is defined by flashy attire and slang, while revealing a pattern of hypocrisy. It jokes that his charm hides vice and mischief, describing habits like swearing, deceit, gambling, drinking, and avoidance of serious matters as consistent traits.
Question posed to students across schools asks if they would cheat if not afraid of detection. Many initially answer no but later concede fear of being caught influences the choice more than principle. The piece examines honesty under pressure and the ease of cheating reasoning.
The Hanover News launches as a demonstrably amateur yet creditable local sheet. Allan and Henry Montgomery spearhead the project and claim the paper will be a permanent feature in Hanover.
Miss Melcher and Mrs Davidson departed Monday morning for Indiana polis to visit relatives and attend a family gathering.
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