Who's Who in Hanover And Why
Beginning at an early date the Triangle will run and continue to run until run out a who's who and why column. A great effort will be made to make this feature of the weekly College publication an interesting one. Suggestions to improve the items will be welcomed by the managing editor.
Bulgarian student pursues medical training in Indiana
Theodore Petranoff, born in Bulgaria and known in Hanover, is now enrolled in Indiana University Medical School. He may practice in America after earning his degree if the war ends. otherwise he may return home where he is needed. The Indiana Daily Student notes his arrival in late 1910. At Wabash, debate continues over renewing an honor system for examinations amid strong views.
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Theodore Petranoff
Indiana University
Indiana Daily
Bulgaria
America
Petranoff
Hanover
Wabash
Hoosier Magazine to Debut at Indiana University
Indiana University will soon publish a new monthly magazine named Hoosier. The Writer's Club, an organization of students whose writings are highly regarded, will produce it with praise from several leading state writers. DePauw students will not sit with women at football games, occupying south bleachers while women sit north, a division justified for rooting and enforced by yell leaders.
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Indiana University
Hoosier
Writer’s Club
DePauw
McKeen Field
University
DePauw Daily
New Philadelphia Mint Rolls Out Ten Cent Pieces
The Philadelphia mint employs 150 workers to produce 250000 new ten cent coins daily. The dime shows a Grecian woman obverse and Roman lictor symbols reverse, circulation to begin midmonth. Soon the mint will coin new quarters and later this fall fifty cent pieces with Liberty and a spread eagle. Earlham coeds to lecture on football with a new score board at Ricd field displaying score downs and penalties for spectators.
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Philadelphia
Liberty
Earlham
Personal Notices From Rising Sun and Hanover Visits
Dr and Mrs Stevenson of Rising Sun visit daughter Mary in Hanover spending time with Beta brothers and dorm students. Miss Ruth Terrill visits with Alpha Delta sisters this week and stays with the group activity.
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Mrs. Stevenson
Rising Sun
Mary
Hanover
Beta Brothers
Ruth Terrill
Alpha Delt Sisters
Resignations and enrollments at Wabash College
H A Hege resigns as Alumni Editor of the Triangle. Wright takes over the department. G E Amick travels to Louisville on business. Bernard Gerrick goes to De Pauw to see the Hanover game. Basketball prospects brighten. Official enrollment at Wabash College is 310.
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H. A. Hege
the Triangle
Wright
Wabash College
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New Magazine
I. U
Sally Jones
Smith
Jones
G. E. Amick
Louisville
Bernard Gerrick
Basketball Spirit
Mount Joy
West Street
J. O. Taff
Franklin
Eastman Kodaks
Rousch’s
Napperville Woolen Mills
G. C. Hughes
Prop
Ireland