Football and the college sport critical view on safety
The piece argues football remains the college sport due to team unity and student involvement while noting 22 fall deaths across all levels. It critiques games at Virginia and Missouri contexts, blaming athletic mismanagement and medical care rather than the sport itself, urging focus on controls and safety rather than abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Chapel
United States
University of Virginia
Bethany
Ralph Wilson
Wabash College
Wilson
Altho
Missouri
Football fate and flawed play threaten college spirit
The piece notes twenty two deaths among boys under high school age and cites cases in Wisconsin and I U linked to football. It condemns slugging and professionalism while praising football as a unifying force that builds character and broad participation among sturdy college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Wisconsin
Trimble
I. U
Editorial Debate Over Building Costs at Young Women’s Christian Association
A letter argues that the Y W C A should share building expenses with the Y M C A which built the structure. It notes last year’s partial payments by the Y W C A and urges both groups to collaborate on upkeep and improvements of the association building.
Editor in Chief to return next week
J. E. Almond will resume duties as Editor-in-Chief next week. In Sitler’s absence, F. C. Mills served as Acting Managing Editor for this issue, with assistance from J. S. Rodgers and Andrew Farrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Almond
Robert 8S. Sitter
Fred C. Millis
J. E. Almond
R. S. Sitler
F. C. Millis
J. S. Rodgers
Andrew Farrall
Greek and Latin Students Dine with Professor Phelps
Greek and Latin students at the Dormatory were entertained by Professor Phelps at six o'clock dinner last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Some Things To Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College founded in 1827. co educational and Christian in outlook. Graduates of commissioned high schools enter Freshman Class without examination. Liberal culture mixed with pre professional training in law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology and many departments. Scholarly faculty and modern equipment support student life on a high plane. tuition free with moderate contingent charges. Catalogues may be secured from the president.
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J. B. Allison
Hanover Triangle
Press Club of
Hanover College
Nichols P. F. Dowell
T. R. Hollcroft
A. W. Priest
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hanover
Ind
Indiana
T. W. Blair
Hill
Eaton, Crane & Pike
W. H. Rogers
Henry M. Lee
Triangle
P. F. Dowell
Hoffman’s
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