Official Student Publication Editor In Chief Announcement
Official notice lists editor in chief R S Sitler and business manager W H Nagel. It notes second class matter filing at Hanover Indiana Post Office on May 21 1909 under the 1879 act and provides a contact phone 64.
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Why Attend Lit A Debate Measure Of College Worth
A education magazine argues intercollegiate debate is a fair gauge of a college’s intellectual life and practical efficiency. It notes athletics alone do not judge a college, and a school’s success rests on students who lead, persuade, and energize learning across courses and clubs.
Inter College Debating Circles Target Literary Society
The article notes entry into inter collegiate debating circles and states the editor plans a lengthy discussion next week on the Hanover college literary society. It invites opinions or suggestions from students or faculty members for consideration.
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Pan-Hellenic Social Promotes Collegiate Fraternity Unity
The Annual Pan-Hellenic social in the college gym brings fraternity men together to share formal yet informal fellowship. The piece stresses balancing individual fraternity duties with broad college responsibilities and argues true fraternities cultivate service, unity, and citizenship despite potential evils like snobbery or cliques.
Some Things to Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College founded in 1827 is co educational and stands for distinctly Christian education. Graduates of commissioned high schools enter freshman class without examination and the curriculum blends liberal culture with foundational training for law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology and many sciences. A scholarly faculty, modern equipment, student life on a high plane, and tuition free with moderate contingent charges are highlighted. catalogues available from the president.
Class Commencement Speaker Election Raises Debate
The passage argues that the closing exercise should include at least one student speaker to reflect the graduating class. It suggests selecting a representative to voice class opinions and sentiments during the ceremony.
A Change in Custom at Commencement Exercises
The class of 1912 agrees not to furnish speakers from within their ranks for commencement day. In past years four speakers were selected, but this year seniors decide to have at least one speaker from their number. They argue one speaker would not take excessive time.
Let Us Clean Your Gloves
Our process makes white gloves as clean as when new. Tan and colored gloves are cleaned and shaped. We can redye black gloves if not too worn to look new. Cleaning gloves cost 10 to 15 cents.
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