Triangle founded in 1933 as Kismet name changed in 1946
The Jri State Triangle weekly at ii-State College Angola Indiana outlines its postwar name change from Kismet to Triangle in 1946 and notes its publication schedule during the college year. It lists editorial staff, offices in the Business Administration Annex, and contact details.
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Kismet
Triangle
ii-State College
Angola
Indiana
Canees College
Business Administration
Frateriity
Triagia
1968 Vote Landscape Rocks Johnson After Bombshell
Lyndon Johnson will not seek or accept his party’s nomination in 1968. RFK and McCarthy challenge for the Dems while Humphrey looms as Johnson’s likely fallback? The bombing halt on North Vietnam and Johnson’s move to focus on duties may shake party control and shape the race.
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Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Bobby Kennedy
New York
John F. Kennedy
RFK
Senate
Texas
Bobby
Johnson
Kennedy
Jack
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
New Hampshire
Hubert Humphrey
North Vietnam
Hanoi
McCarthy - Kennedy
LBJ
Politi cal Educational Association forms on Tri-State Campus
On the Tri-State Campus a new Politi cal Educational Association is formed to spark student political interest with bi monthly programs featuring films and speakers. Tri-State Trojans, Mid Central Conference co champions, place four starters on the all conference team with one honorable mention.
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Political Educational Association
Tri-State
Fims
Tri-State Trojans
Johnson quits race. McCarthy or Kennedy favored as nominee
CIA panelists weigh Johnson’s withdrawal. Kincaid favors McCarthy. Becht expects Kennedy to win the nomination. Glen Becht notes Johnson and McCarthy would have hurt the ticket. Kelly calls Kennedy the nominee, Woodard says McCarthy leads in popularity.
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Dave Kincaid
McCarthy
Kennedy
Wise Words on Profession and Responsibility
In this thoughtful column the speaker urges readers to balance growth with character and to adopt a responsible professional ethos. Referencing the Engineer's Pledge, the piece emphasizes service before profit and public welfare, urging students to shape campus life into a foundation for post graduate leadership.
Johnsons party poised for nomination by choice
James Sexton notes Johnson backs a strong nominee likely Hubert Humphrey. Wm R San Giacomo says Johnson’s sacrifice narrows Kennedy’s role. Gene Hanson finds Johnson easier to live with, while Jim Nespo thinks Johnson will shift views, seeking peace in Vietnam without losing prestige.
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James. Sexton
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Wm. R. San Giacomo
Bobby Kennedy
David
Dove
White House
Gene
Hanson
Jim Nespo
Vietnam
Proposed Motor Regulation for College Property
A policy prohibits repair of motor vehicles on college property if completion cannot be expected within 24 hours. It bans blocking up for overhaul, engine or transmission work, tipping, salvaging, or cannibalization. Abandoned or hazardous vehicles will be removed at the owner's expense.
Boat and motor 300 dollars for skiing use
Classified note offers a boat and motor for 300 dollars suitable for water skiing with early Sharrow placement and office contact details.
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Sharrow
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