Triangle newspaper at Tri State College summary
Publication founded in 1933 as Kismet later renamed Triangle resumed after World War II. Weekly at Tri-State College Angola Indiana published Fridays during terms, entered as second class matter at the post office. Editorial and business offices in the Business Gateway Building room 202 telephone 665 3141 extension 217. Editorial staff includes Bill Strauss editor in chief Gary Marvel news editor Joe Sullivan features editor Dean Frick photo editors Don Jenner Dean Frick Mike Chermak circulation manager etc.
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Kismet
Namie
Triangle
Tri-State College
Angels
Indiana
Preplates
Poat
Bill Strauss
Paul Burns
PAA ehete_o
Gary Marvel
Chaster Bieloski
Ievaia Apes Joe
Sullivan
Exercise and the American male physique in decline
Phil Chircott argues that many American men neglect exercise, smoking less healthy habits and poor sleep, urging fifteen minutes of daily activity to improve circulation, muscle rebuilding, and overall vitality while challenging readers to confront their own fitness and body image.
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Tri- State
Veterans May Receive Up to 150 a Month Under GI Bill
The fact sheet from the House Veterans Affairs Committee and Veterans Administration outlines eligible veterans may receive up to 150 dollars monthly toward education starting in June. Eligibility accrues for each month of full time education, up to 36 months, and is prorated for less than full time. Active duty for training does not establish entitlement unless service requirements are met. benefits depend on marital status, number of children, and training level, with specific monthly amounts listed and continued on page 3.
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House
Veterans Affairs
Editor's note on campus journalism and student apathy
The editor positions the Triangle column high yet vulnerable and vows critique and praise. He criticizes lack of news, manpower, and interest, urges responsibility, and asks students to lead by example amid elections and Council concerns. He notes journalism lacks a degree on campus and encourages better writing and accountability.
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Tri-State, College
Triangle
Tri-State College Registration Improves With Planning
Registration at Tri-State College was calmer this quarter as locator cards and class packets reduced lines and shoving. Administrators and faculty reorganized the process, earning praise for organized planning and smoother execution.
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T.S.C
Tri-State College
Team effort noted in accreditation summary
Dr Bateman described the accreditation as a team effort while praising the group for a strong, unified showing. The speaker underscored collective achievement and high performance across the team’s work and outcomes.
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Dr.Bateman
Excuse By David A Satirical Classtime Portraits
A fragmented editorial style piece catalogs quirky student archetypes in a mock classroom, naming characters such as the Pauper, the Intellectual, the Foreigner, and the Monkey Greaser. It jabs at finances, exams, and aid while hinting at a longer continuation on Page 8.
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David
Myles Wallace
John Lennon
Super U
Fort Liquordale
Pierre Schwartz
LMF
Sigma Smegma
Henry Hernia
JA. Pan. & Co
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