Official student publication details at Hanover Indiana
James E. Almond acting editor in chief Fred C. Millis business manager Robert B. Sitter managing historian and associate editors T. W. Blair announce the official student publication office in the Hendricks Library Hanover Indiana with hours 10 am to 1 pm subscription rates at 1.50 per year or 5 cents per issue entered as second class matter May 21, 1900s at Hanover post office under the act of March 3 1879
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James E. Almond Ceeee
Fred C. Millis
Robert 8. Sitter
Histor
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hanover
Ind
Indiana
Our Funny Ones Warned: Students Urged to Grow Up
A college letter rebukes a few students for vandalism and pranks on and off campus. It condemns breaking into private homes and vandalizing property as criminal, urging maturity and respect for the institution and law.
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Reformatory
Sweet Charity
Sane Celebration for Fourth of July Proclaimed
A countywide call urges safe and sane Fourth of July celebrations. The note praises low accidents this year and warns against gunfire and mob spirit while encouraging fireworks, horns, drums, and responsible conduct in public festivities. It emphasizes respecting others rights and condemns use of firearms, especially in college communities.
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Ment
Hallowe’en
Wooster and Indiana Colleges Politicize Campus Life
Wooster students praise Dr Sylvester Scovel a Hanover College graduate. At Wabash a memorial to R L Wilson is planned and Franklin College forms a student council. Indiana University voices the English Court critique by Judge Hogate citing Dr Crippen. Millis returns from New York City.
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Wabash
R. L. Wilson
Pinchot
Kerns
Indiana University
I. U
Hogate
Law
Dr. Crippen
Millis
New York City
Some Things To Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College founded in 1827 is co educational and emphasizes distinctively Christian education. It admits graduates of commissioned high schools to the freshman class without examination and offers liberal culture with foundational training for many professions. The scholarly faculty, modern equipment, tuition free policy, and moderate contingent charges are highlighted. catalogues available from the president.
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Grand Opera House
H.M. Horkheimer
Eugene Walter
Todd’s
Eaton, Crane & Pike
W. H. Rogers
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Henry M. Lee
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