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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1912
Page
2
A Hanover College progressive faction initiates The Triangle weekly to cover campus life. Publishers warn serious losses unless subscriptions and support increase, stressing it is an advertisement for Hanover students and wider readers.
A plea urges readers to send money for a subscription, noting new or forgotten costs and reminding that goodwill cannot pay the printers bill. The appeal asks subscribers to remit promptly and asks non-subscribers to contribute a dollar and a half.
A Hanover College guidance note invites newcomers to stay optimistic and share good will. It encourages smiling through troubles, joining the school of laughing philosophers, and avoiding grumpiness. Readers are urged to subscribe to The Triangle to support progress and learn about the college.
Thursday Y M C A at Association hall 7 p m. Friday Zetelathean and Chrestomathian literary societies Classic hall 1 p m. Opening reception 4 p m Philathlean and Anon Sera societies Classic hall. Football practice daily at 4 p m Woodsfield.
Miss Laura Reynolds aged 11 of Albany Texas visited Hanover during opening week. Professor and Mrs Wolfe occupy the Button house this term. Professor Belcher keeps bachelors headquarters at the Dew Drop Inn cottage beside the old McLelland home. Miss Mary Chapman class of 1912 serves as assistant principal at Waterloo high school.
Hanover College founded 1827 is co-educational and promotes distinctive Christian education. Graduates from commissioned high schools enter freshman year without examination. Curricular offerings span liberal culture and pre professional tracks in law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology with departments in philosophy mathematics chemistry biology geology astronomy physics English Latin Greek French German Spanish public speaking education music physical culture history political science. Scholarly faculty, modern facilities, and high quality student life with minimal distractions. Annual costs range from 175 to 250 dollars. catalogs available from THE PRESIDENT.
Harold Mann studies law at Harvard while Miss Ethel Niles teaches in Morocco and Temple Hollcroft leads Alton schools. A library collection includes Confeder ate currency to be framed. Open house for athletics is planned. Archie Priest teaches and coaches in Edwardsville High. Deibler becomes Madison high math teacher. Harvey Wiley to speak on Roosevelt and pure food. M C Marshall leads Whitestown schools. Paul Monroe works on a Columbia Encyclopedia financed by Macmillan. Mick McLaughlin reenters for football. Vancil and Jones marry before term. Triangle will cover Butler Hanover game in Indianapolis.
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