Faculty curbs on social functions prompt call for substitute events
The article argues that removing twenty one social events per year hampers student life and proposes replacement activities. It notes athletic programs receive faculty support and questions the timing and impact on studies, urging a fair equity of social opportunities to balance the loss.
College athletics and the merit system in amateur sports
The article argues that college athletics favor only the top players across football baseball and other sports, risking neglect of nonplaying students. It cites Garfield of Williams and C W Savage of Oberlin asserting athletics should serve all students, preserving virility and endurance for national strength.
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Some Things to Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College founded in 1827 presents a coeducational, distinctly Christian education. It offers a Conservatory of Music and a scholarly faculty, with commissioned high school graduates admitted after examination. Costs range from 175 to 225 dollars per year. catalogs available from the president.
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General call to broaden college athletic participation
The Indianapolis News argues for broader athletic participation across colleges to strengthen democracy in sports. It cautions against concentrating expertise in a few, advocating fitness and moral development for all students rather than elite specialization.
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