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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
2
The article lauds a new no politics era in Hanover College student life. It argues for merit over superficial loyalty, condemns canvassing and favoritism, and urges students to sustain a politics-free campus culture led by Y M C A and Y W C A members and campus groups.
An associate editor criticizes Hanover football after a loss to Kentucky Military Institute. The piece blames several players for lax effort and poor hustle, defending the coach’s tactics while urging the team to improve and showing frustration with rooters who backed the push. The editor singles out a few underperforming players and calls for renewed spirit.
A forceful rallying call urges closing past failures and pressing forward. It frames the immediate aim as leaving past defeats behind and entering the remainder of the season with renewed vigor and prestige. It speaks to rallying a team or group toward collective effort and pride.
P F Dowell president of the Press Club visited the Courier Journal office in Louisville to invite Col Henry Watterson to attend and deliver the keynote at the Indiana Inter Collegiate Press Association convention. Watterson asked for written details and will decide if plans permit his presence at Hanover.
At a chapel meeting the Sophomores chose Clarence Vors as president, Sam Tate as vice president, and Miss Mary Hawk as secretary and treasurer. Jack Blackburn was named Hop committee chairman with other members to be appointed. the Hop will occur after Thanksgiving due to a full calendar.
A brisk reminder says advertising challenges outpace math mastery for the business man seeking to solve problems. The note encourages cheer and implies advertising is essential for success.
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