Tri-State Triangle Replace The Boardwalk
Perry T. Ford Memorial Library is a valued campus asset though its appearance clashes with planning. A wooden boardwalk has replaced the planned concrete path, becoming an eye sore and a hazardous slick in rain and warmth. Administration urged to remove the boardwalk or build a permanent replacement.
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Perry T. Ford
Tri-State
Editorial Tribute to General Douglas MacArthur
A world mourns General Douglas MacArthur a famed WWII Pacific commander and Korean War leader. The piece praises his courage in defeat and generosity in victory, noting his reforms in Japan and his care for soldiers, while reflecting on his retirement and enduring legacy.
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Tri State College newspaper features and staff details
Tri State College publication printed weekly on Thursdays during terms except holidays and exams. Associated with Indiana Collegiate Press, produced by Tri State College students in Angola Indiana. Includes sections on news, feature, organization notes, sports, and editorials with a roster of editors, reporters, and staff. Subscription rates listed as 8 00 per year and ad rates per line.
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Dorm life turmoil prompts calls for explanation
A reader letter notes housing upheaval at the dorms on April 12 1964 with R A notices displacing seniors and freshmen alike. The writer urges Dr Scott to explain the move and criticizes communication while urging students to stay informed and engaged.
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R.A
Sion
Valuable asset gained since college arrival
Weekly Inquisition asks what students value most since entering college and how they relate to difficult individuals. Responses emphasize personal growth, practical skills, and social ease. Items mention thinking clearly, diligent self-application, and forming easy associations with others.
Campus Organs Cameron Wall Dorm Meeting Sets Spring Plans
March dorm meeting outlined spring activities at Tri State College with officers elected: David Pepin as President, Alan Allread as Vice President, and Ronald Richardson as Secretary-Treasurer. Upcoming events include April 18 campus social, April 23 movie screenings, and a food habits discussion. A field trip to CTS Corporation is planned, and an Awards Banquet for members and partners is being organized.
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