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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
2
The piece honors founders of Indiana colleges and Hanover’s long history of sacrifice. It notes Founders Day celebrations forging ties between students and alumni, then reports Hanover’s opening game a defeat due to luck and a misstep near bounds, praising the team despite the loss.
Eleven of sixty one graduates at Wabash College failed the first English Composition exam held October 6. Professor Brown said the exam, first required this year, was satisfactory overall and will allow a second attempt for those who did not pass.
A line from a college instruction notes that the character of a student’s written work in all classes will be considered by the examiners. This emphasizes holistic evaluation beyond raw scores and per-course assignments.
Hanover defeated Earlham at Hanover 15 to 6. Wabash beat Franklin 40 to 9 in Crawfordsville. Rose Poly defeated Butler 7 to 0 at Rose. DePauw beat St Louis 21 to 9 in St Louis.
Hanover plays Franklin at Frankin. Purdue faces Butler in Indiana. Minnesota Poly meets Louisville in Louisville. Earlham competes with DePauw at Greencastle in late season showdowns.
Paul Fitzgibbon 19 H A Hege 17 and G A Blackwood 16 are spending the weekend at their homes in Columbus. The note places the three alumni with Columbus residences for a short family or social weekend.
W A Mace class of 1917 spent Saturday in Louisville for activities or events with local engagements. The report highlights his attendance and the city visit context.
Hanover College founded in 1827 emphasizes co education and distinctively Christian education guiding its historic mission and identity.
Last Tuesday night the Y W C A meeting was led by Miss Alma MacDonnel with the topic Using our talents. Thursday evening the Y M C A meeting was led by Clyde E Broddecker on Favorite Chapters. Please send any news to the editor. Support for the college paper comes from local businesses through advertisements.
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