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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
2
Official student publication from Hanover College issued Thursdays during the academic year. Editorial leadership listed includes R. S. Sitler as Editor in Chief and C. R. MacDonnell as Managing Editor with W. H. Nagel as Business Manager. Subscriptions and contact details provided.
The note urges alumni to return for a spring commencement, stating many have already accepted and predicting a college town filled with visitors. It invites students, faculty, and the surrounding hills to renew friendships and set aside business for a few days.
A breezy editorial notes exam week from 2 to 6 am as students brace for tests. It urges calm, confident effort, a friendly smile, and steady thinking to improve grades and ease fear during examination day.
In the annual NCAA report an excellent article on collegiate athletics is presented by Chancellor McCormick of the University of Pittsburgh. The piece outlines developments, standards, and the State of college sports as viewed by the university leader.
The passage argues that college athletics enriches society beyond trivial flaws. It credits sports with shaping character, teamwork, and public spirit, asserting play fosters a healthier, more vigorous nation and that critics overlook these broad benefits.
Franklin and Hanover set to play next Tuesday June 4 at home in an I C A L contest. Franklin lags past losses to Hanover in May at DePauw where Hanover defeated Franklin in doubles 61 60, while Cockrell beat Woods of DePauw in singles.
Hanover College founded in 1827 is co-educational and aims for distinctively Christian education. It admits commissioned high school graduates without examination and offers liberal culture plus foundational training for law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology and many departments. The scholarly faculty is well trained and the college is fully equipped with student life on a high plane tuition free with moderate contingent charges. catalogues may be secured from the president.
The college reports a growing range of courses from 1908 to 1912 with more subjects per department. Increased offerings required larger teaching staff and extra work for professors while enabling students to specialize. The year totals show substantial gains in philosophy education social science mathematics ancient and modern languages and other areas.
Philal held its last meeting of the term Tuesday night electing officers for the coming term. Clyde Boyer will be president, with Clarence Voris as vice president, Russel Hamilton as secretary, A. V. Averitt censor, B. B. Butcher financial secretary, Robi. Millis first critic, C. H. Van Pelt second critic, L. H. Capehart door keeper, and Floyd James as assistant door keeper.
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