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Subject	Article Title	Pg:Col	Date	Year
Gettysburg College	College inaugurates a campaign to raise $150,000	104	1/15	1914
Openlander, Mrs. Lovina	Gave gift of $2500. Gave $1500 in previous year, to be used for Ferncliff Hall	97:3	1/15	1914
Hamma, Dr. and Mrs. M. W.	Gift of $8,000 to be general fund	98	1/15	1914
Waltz, Rev. S. S.	Honored in Louisville by congregation on his 30th anniversary as pastor	101:2	1/15	1914
Hiller, Professor Robert H.	Who's Who in Wittenberg	111:1	1/27	1914
Pranks	Fake suicide causes great excitement. Good stunt is pulled off at the dorm	125:1-2	2/5	1914
The Thesis	To be name of the college annual	117	2/5	1914
Basketball	Rules interpreted. Officials meet in Columbus	1:4	2/10	1914
Basketball	Tigers cannonball Wabash, Denison, Princes (pic)	5:1	2/14	1914
Prince, Dr. Benjamin Franklin	"The teacher for us all" (pic)	135:2-3	2/19	1914
Hannaford, Howard D.	A word from Syria	137	2/19	1914
Wittenberger (newspaper)	Alumni issue		2/19	1914
Athletics	Athletic ideals	134:3	2/19	1914
Bell, Rev. E.K.	Bell to address to student body	146-147	2/19	1914
Alumni Association	Organization of graduates is a necessary part of a complete college equipment	138:1	2/19	1914
Crothers, Rev. Samuel C.	Short biographical account	135	2/19	1914
Lutheran Brotherhood	The Lutheran Brotherhood is an organization of Lutheram men as an Organization of Service	134	2/19	1914
Ehrenfeld, Prof. C.L.	A short biography (por)	149:1-2	3/5	1914
Douglas, Lloyd C.	Douglas engaged in work of the YMCA, Champaign, Ill.	149:2	3/5	1914
Basketball	1914 Season	161-162	3/19	1914
Gifts; Clark, Arthur L.	Arthur L. Clark meets with great success in newspaper field	166:1-3	3/19	1914
Swartz, Rev. Joel D. D.	Death of Rev. Swartz	171:2	3/19	1914
Athletics	Need for scholarships to encourage athletes to enter wittenberg	161:1	3/19	1914
Kohler, Rev. Paul	Rev. Paul Kohler lectures before Hamma students. The religious life of our young people, its distinction and development	167:1-3	3/19	1914
Wittenberg College	Boost Wittenerg. Campaign for new students	18:1-2	4/2	1914
Wittenberg College	Educational advantage of Wittenberg	178:1-3	4/2	1914
Pranks	Four freshmen in dormitory on war path	179:1-2	4/2	1914
Intercollegiate Peace Association	Oratorical contest held at Columbus	202:3	4/20	1914
Royer, Rev. Newton Heisler	"The Church in our Generation" baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of Hamma Divinity School	195	4/30	1914
Endowment Fund	$60,000 estate bequeathed to Board of Directors. Alexander Moore leaves legacy to aid poor students	201:1-2	4/30	1914
Prince, Dr. Benjamin Franklin	Classroom newly furnished by private subscriptions solicited by mr. Scott Swearingen	202:1-2	4/30	1914
Hochdoerfer, Dr. K. F. R.	German club presents new chairs and desk to class	202	4/30	1914
Wittenberg College	Springfield benefited by Wittenberg	197:1-2	4/30	1914
Classrooms	Two rooms are newly furnished and presented. Drs. Prince and Hochdoerfer are the recipients--program is enthusiastically received	202:1-2	4/30	1914
Openlander, Mrs. Lovina	Donor of Ferncliff Hall	213	5/14	1914
Ferncliff Hall	Facts and Phenomena concerning Ferncliff Hall	213	5/14	1914
Fraternities and Sororities	Pledging and initiation rules	216:2	5/14	1914
Luther, Martin	First bronze bust of Luther sculptured and cast in U.S. presented to Sioux City, IA by Young Lutherans	241:1	5/28	1914
Alumni Association	Formation of local assoc. fills a real need	233:1	5/28	1914
Class Gifts	Gift of drinking fountain located in Reci Hall	235:1	5/28	1914
Alumni Association	Local associations should be formed	232:2	5/28	1914
Wittenberg Academy	Wittenberg academy	232:1	5/28	1914
Neve, Rev. J. L.	Writes book on the Augsburg Confession	238:1	5/28	1914
The Thesis	Short estimate	249:3	6/10	1914
Ness, J. Anderson	Latin room provided with new chairs	1:2	9/5	1914
Torch	First Issue. Foreward. Its policy	1:1	9/23	1914
Hamilton, Don	Coach Hamilton is on the job - Assistant to Coach Joe is on hand with the pep	1:3	9/25	1914
Football	Football prospects. Varsity ig going some	1:2	9/25	1914
Band	Musiker. Answer the call. Call is issued for band	1:3-4	9/25	1914
YMCA	Stag party a success. 200 men attended	1:5	9/25	1914
Keyser, Joseph H.	New director is imbued with spirit of his Alma Mater. All year athletic coach peculiarly qualified to assume responsibilities of office	5:2-3	9/27	1914
Football	Mass meeting to be held at college entrance	1:3	10/1	1914
Glee Club	New men chosen for Glee Club. Prof. Hiller announces successful applicants for position	1:4	10/1	1914
Dormitories	New ones get taste of real dorm life	2:1	10/1	1914
Traditions	Tug-of-war between freshmen and sophomores	4:3-4	10/1	1914
Wittenberg Academy	elects its president	2;4	10/8	1914
Pranks	Freshmen abused by unknown persons. New ones are maliciously vilified by green posters	1:4	10/8	1914
Athletics	Freshmen in athletics. Ohio Athletic conference decrees that freshmen should not play intercollegiate contests.	2:2	10/8	1914
Football	Mass meeting was well-attended. Opening of a season celebrated by all	2:4	10/8	1914
Shatzer, Charles Gallatin	New dean takes charge of school	3:3	10/8	1914
Traditions	Tug-of-war, its aim and purpose. Sophs lose	2:1, 3:1-3	10/8	1914
Fraternities and Sororities	Editorial. Much anti-fraternity activity	2:1	10/12	1914
Ness, J. Anderson	Delivers opening address for the school year, which was on Tocharyan, the newly discovered Indo-Scythian language	1:1	10/14	1914
Prince, Grace	Honored by State Library Assoc. Eleced second vice-president of OLA (pic)	8:1-2	10/14	1914
Fullerton, H. Stuart	New teacher of Spanish	5:2	10/14	1914
Wittenberger (newspaper)	Policy and program reviewed	4:1-3	10/14	1914
The Thesis	Junior class will publish the yearbook	1:4	10/15	1914
Yearbook; Wittenberg Publication - Yearbook	Junior class will publish yearbook	1:4	10/15	1914
Football	Men, work, spirit. coach says too few men come out for football	2:1	10/15	1914
Traditions	Upperclassmen carry canes	1:4	10/15	1914
Football	Wittenberg not given permission to use freshmen.	1:2	10/16	1914
Endowment Fund	Campaign exceeds expectations. Nearly 1/5 of total pledged in first 2 weeks	1:2-3	10/22	1914
Football	Conference will not give more concessions	3:1	10/22	1914
Athletics	Ohio Athletic Conference will give no concessions in regard to freshmen playing	3:1	10/22	1914
Attendance	Professors now keep "tab" on all absences. New system adopted by faculty sends all "cuts" to dean's office.	1:3	10/22	1914
Endowment Fund	A campaign of progress; $250,000 must be raised	1	10/28	1914
Shatzer, Charles Gallatin	An appreciation	24:1	10/28	1914
Birch, Dr. T. Bruce	An evaluation (por)	4:1-2	10/28	1914
Athletics	Athletics at Wittenberg	41:1	10/28	1914
Athletics	Faculty decides that Witt remain in the Ohio conference. Coach Keyser's porposition was unanimously rejected.	33:1	10/28	1914
McNally, Bob	Heidelberg pays its respect to Wittenberg Kicker	23:103	10/28	1914
Hannaford, Howard D.	Speaks before the seminary students on work in Syria	42:1	10/28	1914
Athletics	The athletic problem	36:1	10/28	1914
Bauslin, Rev. Dr. David H.	Bauslin will address union meeting of Lutheran Churches in Detroit	3:3	10/29	1914
Prohibition	College voters oppose Home Rule, want state-wide prohibition	1:4	10/29	1914
Prohibition	College voters oppose home rule. Women Suffrage carries. Wilson is endorsed. Students vote for "dry" state	1:4	10/29	1914
Ort, Samuel A.	Lectures and sermons of late Dr. Ort to be published	3:3	10/29	1914
Torch	Policy. Boosting for Wittenberg	2:1	10/29	1914
Buildings; Fraternities and Sororities; Alpha Xi Delta; Fires	Roof catches fire at Alpha Xi Delta house	1:2	10/29	1914
Pranks	Sophs entertain freshies at Ferncliff. Party as successful although seniors furnished some excitement.	1:2	10/29	1914
The Rap	The Rap, Wittenberg's anonymously published paper, made its first appearance on the campus last Thursday	2:2	10/29	1914
Football	An effort to arouse the freshman to join the football team	2:2	11/5	1914
Athletics	Athletic policy is adopted by faculty. Professors decide upon attitude toward sports. Encourage better facilities	1:4	11/5	1914
Fourth Lutheran Church	Dr. Ness' Latin room in provided with new chairs. The chairs are a gift of the second band of the Fourth Lutheran Church to the college	1:2	11/5	1914
Pranks	Dummy with big gun guards college entrance. Post-Halloween stunt. Fortifications are made against "Home Rule"	1:3	11/5	1914
Sophomores	To adorn heads with distinctive headgear	1:2	11/5	1914
Pranks	Senior seats taken from college chapel	1:3	11/10	1914
Football	Torch prognosticator gives football dope. Situation of Ohio Conference with probable outcome discussed Wittenberg's position	1:4	11/10	1914
The Thesis	Book has begun on the 1916 issue	3:2	11/12	1914
Torch	Contributions by student body are desired. Columns open for student reporters	3:1	11/12	1914
Debate	Intercollegiat debate is quintagonal affair	1:3-4	11/12	1914
The Thesis	Plans made to begin work. To be more literary	3:2	11/12	1914
Drama	Are you interested in formation of dramatic club?	4:2-3	11/15	1914
Literary Shield	Literary shield goes to Euterpea. Trophy to winning society	2:3	11/19	1914
Commencement	A suggestion: the customary commencement program should be changed	52:1-2	11/25	1914
Inter-Collegiate debate	Best debaters from two societies to defend college at Pentagonal Contest	3:2	11/25	1914
Boarding Clubs	Club conducted by M. Dean Shaffer pleases men in old dorm	56:3	11/25	1914
Football	Conference victory goes glimmering. Interesting comment on merits of Witt football men	1:3	11/25	1914
Drama	Dramatic club is organized	51:1	11/25	1914
Oratorical Contest	Inter-society contest to be held on December 11th	3:1	11/25	1914
Keller Hall	Keller Hall is formally opened. New addition to Hamma Divinity Hall is now occupied. Luncheon is served	55:3	11/25	1914
Recitation Period	Sixty minute recitation for next year	50:1	11/25	1914
Athletics	To the knocker	52:3	11/25	1914
Shatzer, Charles Gallatin	Elected Vice-President of scienc men. Wittenberg is recipient of Academy of Science honors	1:3	12/3	1914
Football	Varsity ends season with loss to Antioch. Foul play on the part of Antioch was disclosed.	1:4	12/3	1914
W	Varsity football men begin project to form W association	1:1	12/3	1914
Football	Varsity ends season	2:1	12/6	1914
Athletic Director	A reply to the article recommending the abandonment for the position of athletic director in WWT Dec. 10, 1914. At student opinion	4:4	12/10	1914
W	Awards given. Student opinion	2:2	12/10	1914
Athletic Association	Board discusses athletic problem. The board of control will present a constitution to the association for adoption	1:1	12/10	1914
Athletics	Board of control will present a constitution to Witt Athletic association for adoption	1:2	12/10	1914
Mock Trial	Euterpia attends Phil mock trial	3:1	12/10	1914
Athletic Association	In recommending the abandonment of the position of athletic director for the college, the board of control undoubtedly took a step backward	2:1	12/10	1914
Pranks	Outrageous. Six alarm clocks were seized, because they were used to break up a party	4:1	12/10	1914
Tug-of-War	Poetry. "The tug-of-war"	2:3	12/10	1914
Basketball	Rules interpreted	1:4	12/10	1914
Athletics	Student Body, student opinion, one way out.	2:2	12/16	1914
Emblem	A distinctive emblem for Witt	5:2-3	12/17	1914
Hiller, Professor Robert H.	Distinctive emplem for Witt. A reminiscence	2	12/17	1914
Athletic Director	Editorial opposed to abolishing athletic director	4:4	12/17	1914
Football	grosscup will lead '15 football team	1:2	12/17	1914
Basketball	Men leave for Fort Wayne	1:4	12/17	1914
Oratorical Contest	Philo triumphs in contest. First of three held annually	1:3	12/17	1914
Birch, Dr. T. Bruce	We get even; a sarcastic reply to criticism of Dr. Birch	3:3	12/17	1914