Hanover Dominates Transylvania In Muddy Kentucky Showdown
Hanover defeated Transylvania 13 to 6 in a rain soaked Lexington game. The field was churned to mud inches deep with standing water as both teams traded early drives before Hanover found the breakthrough on a second quarter goal and a late onside misfire controversy shaped the outcome.
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Hanover
Transylvania
Lexington
Husky Hoosiers
Allison
Trotter
Tinsley
Hoosiers
Elliot
Cincinnati
Times
Meeting of Indiana Intercollegiate Press Assoc to be Held at Butler
The Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association holds its annual meeting November 7 in Indianapolis under Butler College Press Club auspices. Representatives from seven colleges Butler Earlham Hanover Indiana Purdue DePauw and Wabash attend. The program includes a 2 pm start at Sigma Chi House Irvington with speaker J W Pearcy and a Friday banquet at Phi Delta Theta. Saturday delegates visit the DePauw Butler game.
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Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association
Indianapolis
Butler College Press Club
Robert Armstrong
Hanover
Indiana Colleges
Butler
Earlham
Indiana University
Purdue
DePauw
Wabash
Sigme Chi House
Irvington
J. W. Pearcy
The Small College Revival in American Higher Ed
The Central Christian Advocate foresees a dawning era for small colleges as money and competition reshape the sector. It argues some schools may be weeded out but predicts the small college will grow in strength through improved manpower equipment and standardized alumni networks under state and national leadership.
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Central Christian
DePauw Glee Club Forms 1913 14 Program
The 1913 1914 DePauw University Glee Club was organized at a meeting held last Saturday. The new program includes a fresh list of songs and specialties.
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Glee Club
DePauw University
Yale Record Publication Taste and Criticism
A college paper notes that ten percent of students subscribe while nine percent criticize the Yale Record. The brief highlights reader engagement and the paper's reception among the student body.
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Yale Record
Annual Election of Oratorical Association Set for November 4
The Oratorical Association held a meeting after chapel exercises to set November 4 as election day replacing the Constitution date. Nominations must be in writing, signed by at least ten members and submitted by Friday noon October 31 to W J Nagal. Elections use Australian Ballot with four literary societies appointing officials. The note includes an excerpt from Dartmouth President Nichols on valuing education beyond money.
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W.H. Nagal
College Association
W. J. Nagal
Nichols
Dartmouth College
Endowment push gains from Cincinnati banker donation
Earlham College gains momentum for its endowment drive as M. M. White of Cincinnati leaves the college 325000 to endowment. Albion and Earlham colleges plan to debate immigration restriction this year with sides yet to be chosen.
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Earlham College
M. M. White
Cincinnati
United States
Albion
Earlham Colleges
Hallowe en Social Set for College Gymnasium Thrills
The annual Hallowe en Social will be held in the college gymnasium Saturday evening. Professor Belcher announces the event with refreshments for 250 attendees. Admission requires masking and the grand march starts at eight with groups leading stunts.
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Belcher
Fishermens' Club Holds Second Meeting at Antioch Grange
The Fishermens' Club met at the Antioch Grange Hall on Sunday afternoon with about a dozen attendees and a good crowd. A Sabbath School was organized and services are planned for every Sabbath and preaching every other Sabbath, signaling growing attendance and optimism for success in the area.
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Fishermens’ Club
Antioch Grange Hall
MacDonnell Accepts Post at Minneapolis Journal
C R MacDonnell formerly managing editor of the Triangle has taken a reporter position at the Minneapolis Journal in Minnesota. He visited Hanover with Phi Delt House guests on the previous weekend while in Ohio.
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C. R. MacDonnell
the Triangle
Columbus
Indiana
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
Minn
MacDonnell
Hanover
Phi Delt House
Professor Wolfe Guests in Lexington Visit with Boyd Family
Professor H. W. Wolfe head of modern languages accompanied the team to Lexington where he stayed as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. P. P. Boyd, continuing official duties during the trip.
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H. W. Wolfe
Department of
Lexington
P. P. Boyd
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