Mrs. Mary D. Carney Named Faculty Member of the Week
Tri-State College honors Mrs. Mary D. Carney as its first female Faculty Member of the Week. She earned a BA from Western College for Women and an MA in English from the University of Toledo before joining Tri-State in 1934. She serves on the Honorary Degree and Academic Standards Committees and will sponsor a new literary magazine with colleagues. She advocates student writing and believes Tri-State graduates are well prepared due to the school’s small size and hard work.
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Mary D. Carney
Tri- State Triangle
Carney
Tri-State College
Tri-State
Engineering A Career With Bright Yet Tight Prospects
John Alden backs engineering as a top career for college men citing high salaries and strong job placement despite falling enrollments. BYU reports most graduates placed mid September with competitive offers. Across the nation declines in freshmen enrollment worry about future supply of engineers amid rising global competition and demand. The piece calls for expanded technology and energy projects to meet future needs.
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John Alden
Engineering Manpower Commission
Engineer’s Council For Professional Development
San Francisco
Alden
Washington
U. S. Department of Labor
Brigham Young University
Wayne Hansen
BYU Placement Center
Russia
Japan
Two M E students place second in ASME contest
Michael Davis and Paul Johnson from the Tri-State ASME Student Section took second in the paper contest on April 6, 1972, at the Fort Wayne ASME section. Purdue Fort Wayne and Indiana Institute of Technology Fort Wayne teams also competed with the same two students presenting Design Variables in Automobile Air Conditioning.
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Mechanical Engineering
Michael Davis
Paul Johnson
Tri-State
ASME
Fort Wayne
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Purdue University
Indiana Institute of Technology
Michael Daiis
Crisp
Department of Mechanical & ‘Aeronautical
Dr. B. S. Dixit
Changing the image of college students and media influence
An essay argues the public sees a distorted 1960s style rebel in students due to sensational TV coverage. It urges reframing perceptions by highlighting core social causes like ecology, racism, and equal rights, and calls for new public understanding through responsible media.
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U.S
Motor Sports Club Announces New Meeting Time and Event
The Motor Sports Club invites all students to join at 7 p.m. instead of 6 30 p.m. for the regular meeting. A gymkhana is planned for Saturday April 15 at 1 00 p.m. in the Hershey Hall parking lot. All are welcome.
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Hershey Hall
Attitude Change for Life Hardships
The statement urges adapting mindset when life’s burdens cannot be altered. It emphasizes internal resilience and reframing challenges as manageable through perspective shifts and inner resolve.
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