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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
3
The text discusses designing shoes that fit the human foot with proper heel placement arch support and toe shaping. It warns that artistic design should not compromise hygienic fit and comfort even if the style appears pleasing to a fashion admirer.
An Observer urges Hanover College to form a Debating Council to unite its four literary societies and launch inter-collegiate debates. The plan would select five top debaters from each society, plus three chosen by both groups, to organize, prepare, and name debaters for broader competition.
The Press Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Sigma Chi house. The event features three items eats speaks and the return of J. E. Almond Editor in Chief of the Triangle. Professor Souter will likely deliver an address.
The furnaces in the west end of Classic Hall have been overhauled. The project updates building heating efficiency and should improve comfort for occupants in the west wing.
Another cross country meet is set for Saturday afternoon starting from the Gym at 3 o'clock. Enthusiasts plan a regular weekly run and say a permanent club will be organized soon.
The Union Literary debate last Tuesday was extemporaneous due to missing regular affirmative debaters. The negative side, with Sitler and Grossman aiding Teeple, defeated the affirmative in a discussion on whether US Senators should be elected by direct vote of the people.
The Zetes club adopts new procedures with each meeting focused on a major event. Next week will test Thanksgiving as the initial event illustrated by program visuals. Members present pieces on The Negro Robi Lee Thanatopsis Expansion Sir Walter Scott and others.
J F Giboney, longtime Hanover graduate and active church worker, moves to North Yakima and is chosen Superintendent of the First Presbyterian Sunday School. He previously led the school to grow from 200 to 1000 students and is expected to boost enrollment again.
Indiana University may skip the Junior Annual this year with the Senior class likely to publish it. A new debating league is in formation including DePauw and Wabash colleges. Yale freshmen from states west of the Mississippi total thirty.
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