Tri-State College Reports Spring Quarter Enrollment Record
Tri-State College announces a spring term enrollment of 1,752, a rise of 253 from last year. Dr. J. Glenn Radcliffe notes 162 veterans, 1,096 in Engineering, 521 in Business, 96 in Drafting and Design, 37 special students, 385 in Mechanical Engineering, and 354 married students making up over 20 percent of the total.
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Acacia Fraternity completes Steuben County service project
Acacia Fraternity members, with the Angola Police Department, policed main routes to the lake region on March 27. Brother Paul Yoder chaired the event, collecting paper and glass, hauling debris to the city dump, and raking roadsides to welcome summer visitors.
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Tee-Pak Scholarship Named for Philip M. Thomas
Tee-Pak Inc Chicago announces the first Tee-Pak scholarship in the College of Chemical Engineering. The $500 annual stipend goes to a junior major in the department with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.
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Tee-Pak, Inc
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Reward Offered for MES Banner at Winter Carnival
The Mechanical Engineering Society offers a five dollar reward for the return of the MES banner removed from the society display at the Winter Carnival Dance. Rewards may be collected by presenting the banner to the secretary in the Mechanical Engineering Department office.
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Homecoming and Fall Festival at Tri-State October 11 12
Tri-State College announces a combined Homecoming and Fall Festival for October 11 and 12 1968. Events include alumni reunions for classes 1918 1943 1948 1953 1958 and 1963 a parade soccer game vs Indiana Purdue regional center Fort Wayne and an alumni dinner dance with student senate and alumni coordination.
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Economic Survey Questionnaire Distributed to Tri State College Community
An economic survey questionnaire is being distributed to students, faculty, and employees to measure the college community's impact on businesses. It asks for estimated expenditures across categories and areas and requests prompt, careful completion and return.
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Attitudes on Draft, Politics and Campus Life Revealed
A Newsweek survey shows 37 percent would accept a sincere stance on conscription, 16 percent avoid judgment as a personal decision, and 3 percent pass. Five percent favor lottery, 17 percent back Universal Military Training, 37 percent want a volunteer army, 32 percent support the current draft. Candidates listed include Lindsay, Goldwater, Percy at 3 percent. Fulbright 2 percent. Wallace 1 percent. In preferences for the most respected person, parents lead at 19 percent. Kennedy 3.4 percent, Pope Paul 1.7, King 1.4, Goldwater 1.4, a teacher 1.5, Myself 2. Campus Big Man favors the good student 39 percent, involved 17 percent. About 73 percent would choose the same college, 63 percent seek an advanced degree. Demonstrations 28 percent, protest letters 27 percent, petitions 66 percent. Vietnam interests 25 percent for demonstrations and 16 percent for petitions. Most protest targets were other world or campus issues.
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