Get a Hobby and Ride It
Hanover College students are urged to take up an avocation to balance study with leisure. Any hobby from theatre to photography offers rest and renewed focus, keeping minds fresh and avoiding the dullness of nonstop work. The piece extols variety as life’s spice and cites the old adage all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Lyceum Course Aims to Enrich Hanover Life This Winter
Hanover residents are urged to support a high grade Lyceum series offered this winter. The program seeks to enrich education beyond class work by exposing students to travel, culture and varied perspectives. Backers emphasize affordability, community benefit, and the goal of making the course a lasting feature of university life.
Revonah values and Hanover spirit questioned at college
A campus editorial urges sacrifice for the Revonah tradition amid rising costs and new student funding challenges. It argues the Revonah remains a college asset, notes the 1918 debt though pledged payoff, and appeals to students to support national service and attract future enrollment at Old Hanover.
Student Support of College Paper Faces Funding Test
The Triangle has endured ten years as the college voice amid hard early fights and changing conditions. Staff and advertisers push to keep the paper alive while the student body must increase support to grow, with a three-part plan to share to college, business men, and alumni. Students are urged to subscribe today.
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