Triangle Founded 1933 as Kismet at Tri-State College
Tri State Triangle began as Kismet in October 1933 and was renamed Triangle in 1946 after World War II. It is published weekly at Tri State College in Angola Indiana on Fridays during the regular year excluding holidays and exam weeks. It is entered as second class matter at the Angola Post Office with offices in the Business Administration Building room 202.
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Tri-State College Angla Indiana Staff and Rates
Tri-State College in Angola Indiana lists staff roles including editor in chief William Linke and sports editor Larry Lathrop. Advertising rates show national display at $1.25 per column inch and local display at $1.15 per column inch with ten cents per agate line.
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Business
Larry Lathrop
Bill
Holloway Sweet
Block Of Dimes Community Drive Moves Ahead
Steve Thomas serves as general chairman for the fraternity project in which all members take part. Signs and advertising are planned and members will be on hand with placards and posters to draw public interest in the block of dimes venture.
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Steve Thomas
Block of Dimes
Fall Quarter Registration Instructions Notice
Returning students are reminded to fill out a card in the registrar's office. This ensures Fall Quarter registration instructions are mailed to them for the upcoming term.
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Tri-State
The Cynic's Vocabulary of Business and Industry, Part One
A two part series explains common taunts and phrases used in business speak. The first part defines tautological, redundant terms and outlines examples such as to spell out and gobbledygook, noting frequent misprints and the aim to improve communication in the business world.
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