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Angola Tri State Triangle (Newspaper) - January 30, 1969, Angola, Indiana exhibit of nearly 40 photographs from the loan collection of the Professional Photographers of Indiana will be presented in the John G. Best Hall of Science on the Tri-State College campus from January 31, through February 9. will be the fifth in the 1968-69 series of fine arts exhibits sponsored by the college as a public Chairman of the display is Garvice owner of Clarke's Studio of Photography in Angola and member of the Indiana and National Professional Photographers Associations and the Exhibits of the photographs in the collection one is pictured above are entries selected from the Professional Photographers of Indiana juried exhibits of 1965 through 1968. They were taken by the leading photographers in the show here whom are Master The exhibit will include portraits by Mr. pictures are in three and Each is judged by different but all must meet standards of subject exhibit may be viewed between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays and 2 and 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Clubs or other groups may make arrangements to see the exhibit at other hours by calling Ray chairman of the Exhibits at 665-3141 or 665-6282. next exhibit in the series of 11 will be paintings by three selected members of the Indiana Artists Marian and Forrest all of Logan from February 14 through February 23. The 1969 Hoosier Art Solan show ill be February 28 through March 16. ON Shown is one of the many art photos to be on display January 31 February 9 in the John G. Best Hall of 21, No. 12 30, 1969 College will offer a new major in Information starting next The four-year leading to the Bachelor of Science will be offered by the of Business Administration in cooperation with the Department of Computer Dr. Frederick J. dean of the said Tri-State is one of the first colleges to establish this in this major a basic business administration background with knowledge of data processing and application to They will be prepared to work directly with computer systems or to use computers for general management assistant dean of the School of Business said such graduates will be familiar with production and marketing problems and will know how to apply to providing a link between management and He said such a link is one of the great needs of courses for the major are 23 hours of data processing and 10 hours of general business plus 17 hours of in the two It is the fourth major to be offered in the School of Business the others being Accountings General and OF Members Fraternity are shown awaiting their at the bid held last Jan. 22. Hush imported that 106 men pledged one of eight fraternities at Names of pledges and respective houses will be published in next YORK While black student protests raged on at least five major campuses this with no end in the militants received a slap in the face from a black Roy Wilkins of the National Association for the Advancement Of Colored who was known to disagree with black on the issues of separ and and is considered an ' Tom by many for his views and his acceptance of the White said Monday 13) he is strongly opposed to all-black studies departments and all-black tories on said the NAACP will take to if black demands for departments autonomously by blacks and dormitories where white students are not He said such departments and which are being demanded on many campuses by are another version of segregation Jim said he and the lawyers were sure such departments and such all-black control would be found unconstitutional by the He said it use public funds to set up segregated under the same laws that found segregation by whites illegal in 1954 and said schools which provide separate facilities are inherently the black militant students who have been in the this season's campus Wilkins ought to be in the library studying to get a so they could do some would be suicidal for a like black people to start talking about separatism and We have suffered too much fighting the evil of racial as Whitney spoke in New black students were waging battle on five major college San Francisco State and San Fernando State Colleges in violence was the order of the day as at both schools continued and police continued to occupy both Both blacks are demanding more black admissions autonomous Black administration officials and student protesters were still trying to reach a settlement on demands for an independent African Studies more recruitment of black and more full scholarships for Brandeis administration has suspended 65 of the black protesters were both black and who staged a five-day sit-in in the campus communications New York where black and Puerto Rican students enrolled in a special remedial and counseling have been asking for the firing of the SEEK director control of the program by the militants Monday ransacked the office of the White seph No demands have yet been the University of in about 50 black students Tuesday 14) occupied the Office of Admissions and Records after failing to reach agreement over demands with University President Malcolm ' students want university subsidy of a black establishment of an Afro-American studies and control of the Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund switched from university to a black community

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