Alumni News Encourages Updates From Readers
The note invites alumni to send in updates about themselves and classmates to inspire current students and fellow graduates. It urges timely submissions and ongoing contributions throughout the year.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
2
The note invites alumni to send in updates about themselves and classmates to inspire current students and fellow graduates. It urges timely submissions and ongoing contributions throughout the year.
A letter from R. C. Hufford to W. A. Millis recounts Hanover Rose Poly game grit and criticizes fumbles as bad luck. It notes praise from a faculty member a referee and a spectator. A Friday blaze near the library hill required student help but caused no damage.
The article argues colleges should require future teachers to declare their plan early in college to guide tailored instruction. It stresses that average college work does not guarantee teaching ability and calls for emphasis on responsibility and clear preparation in teacher training.
Hanover College stands for distinctively Christian education and preserves a long tradition of faith based learning. The piece highlights core values, mission, and the college’s emphasis on doctrine, service, and community.
The text decries unsoundness among upper class men in constitutional law and economics courses due to weak historical foundations. It condemns broad general lecture formats with hundreds of students and surveys as ineffective. Julius Sache in Sehagl and Gagotar questions testing specific attainment.
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