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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1949
Page
3
Sororities on campus will use a two list pledging system after a Panhellenic Council decision. Each sorority submits a bid list and a second preference list to Dr Bucks before Spike Day. Freshmen must return preferences by 1 p.m. Spike Day.
Beginning Monday, November 7, through November 14, the College art department presents "1848," a LIFE magazine edited exhibit in Classic Hall second floor west gallery. Spanning five sections England and Industrialism, France, Austria, Italy, and Germany, it features 24 large panels with period images and maps, including Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People and depictions of Metternich and the Congress of Vienna.
Edwin L. Winter, class of ’51, earned one of 13 honorable mentions in the third Roberts award for editorials on the alcohol problem. The 1949 contest spotlighted serious pieces urging students to favor games, group activities, and non alcoholic parties as social outlets. The Intercollegiate Association runs the program from its Columbus Ohio headquarters.
SF State College students may buy flunk insurance under a plan by Alpha Phi Gamma journalists. Premiums vary by class and GPA with higher scholars paying less. A flunk results in a $1 payout. freshmen pay 50 cents. Dividends fund a scholarship for a top high school journalist.
Hanover Indiana Presbyterian Church announces service schedule for Sunday November 6 1949 at 930 Church School and 1045 Morning Worship with music by the College Choir New members to be received Sermon The Church At Work Church officers include Pastor John N Fox Church School Superintendent Jay C Taff Clerk of Session Ned Guthrie Director of Music Frank Bohn horst.
TOMORROW magazine announces the fourth annual college short story contest open to any student in an American college. First prize is 500 dollars. top stories may be published in spring or summer. Entries must be marked College Contest with author name, home address, and college address, mailed to 11 East 44 Street New York 17, by January 15 with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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