DePauw Launches Education Experiment On Grades
DePauw University starts a long range plan to de-emphasize grades while keeping exams and grading standards. The change hides house grades and postpones scholastic recognitions yet aims to boost incentive and reduce cheating. Observers note the move aligns with broader U.S. trends toward leniency and may improve overall learning outcomes.
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Letters To The Editor On Student Council Character
A reader debates the Student Council constitution at Hanover College. The letter argues strong character may mask bad traits and urges clear distinction between character and reputation, questioning eligibility standards and urging careful future selection for a Christian institution.
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Hanover AOPI to be Honored at State Luncheon
Hanover AOPI's Phi Omicron chapter will be honored as the newest in the nation at the Alpha Omicron Pi state day luncheon tomorrow at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. Miss Dorothy S. Bucks dean of Long College for Women will discuss Operation Happiness. Miss Mary Louise Fitton, chapter adviser, and Mrs. A. K. Whallon, dean of women, will attend with a large delegation of actives and pledges. Other Indiana chapters are at DePauw and Indiana universities.
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Mary Louise Fitton
A. K. Whallon
Indiana
DePauw
Gems By Gabby on Campus Hustle and Debates at Hanover
A lively campus column reports on chapel remarks, student workloads, and health staff pay, listing sororities and fraternities at Hanover. It notes new campus developments, a torn Beta house, a hired basketball coach, and debates on the honor system, while teasing social rounds and Marine recruitment.
Hanover Fraternity Events This Week
This week at Hanover showcases a sequence of fraternity activities from March 18 to March 24. Highlights include co recreational programs at Lynn Hall, assemblies debating euthanasia, a public lecture by Eric Dehn, and a Phi Gamma Delta field secretary event, plus a Beta Theta Pi house dance and a Student Council movie night showing The Phantom of the Opera.
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Hanover
Eric Dehn
British Exchange
William S. Zerman
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
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