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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
3
Harvey W. Wiley tells the National Civic Federation he once survived on corn meal and molasses at Hanover College. He recalls a severe diet era that left him 120 pounds, with dyspepsia and a tuberculosis threat, urging proper nutrition over fad dieting.
Rev. Smith of the Christian church led devotional exercises in the Chapel on Monday. Miss Ella MacIntyre visited her sister Miss Ferdie at the Dorm on Saturday. Mrs Bach and Miss Laura Bach of Madison attended the Open House at the Dorm on Saturday. Y M C A meets every Thursday evening. Remember men.
Dr. Guy Potter Benton of the University of Vermont forms a Committee of Efficiency to measure faculty workload and output in literature specialization, assessing value relative to colleagues to explore business practices in education. Philal postpones tallowe’en mask party to avoid conflict with a gym event. Winslow, Van Pelt, Drew, Lesche, and Butcher defend Canada annexation by treaty, Gordon, Hufford, Priest, and Capehart oppose. affirmative wins. Hearn delivers a declamation. Flynn and Hamilton present essays. Priest and Winslow read selections.
Seven top juniors at Hanover College earn the right to speak before an audience as part of the Junior Exhibition honors. The seven posted an average of 8.99 with none below 8.5, six men and one valedictorian Miss Schlichter with 95.8. T. W. Blair and Sitler among the other honorees A. Iddings Winslow F. Iddings Macdonnell. Professor Boyd and President Millis praised the class and college spirit. Exhibition planned for late term likely the Friday before exam week.
Professor Young's botany class collects grasses and flowers in October shelter nooks to build a herbarium before spring inspection. Students aim for a complete grass collection as late summer flowers prove hard to name, while March to May blooms remain abundant for future gathering.
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