Tri-State College newspaper details history and staff
Tri-State College Angola Indiana weekly newspaper founded October 1933 as Kismet renamed Triangle in 1946. Publication resumed after World War II, weekly Friday during term with holidays and exams. Offices in Business Administration Building. Staff includes editor in chief Abate, associate editor Burns, sports editor Sullivan, feature editor Linke, photo editors Jenner and Frick, circulation manager Sans, advertising managers Barnett and Smith, and contributors Heintzelman Yerkey Williams Sax.
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Kismet
Triangle
Iter
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Ndiana
Business Administration
Bweranvalaiy
Tri-State
College Angola
Mre
Abate
Bill’ Strauss
Paul Burns
Gary
Marvel
Loca
Curt Barnett
Id Veaies
Ee Heer
Chester Bieloski
Aee
Bees
Ea Ees
Joe Sullivan
Peetee
E Sega Aneensenees
William’ ‘Linke
Don Jenner
Dean Frick
Vaca
Veveeneneeset
Joe Picciana
Mike ‘Cherniak
Sevens
Maxcoue
Brian Smith
Rob
Beggs
Seane
William ‘Yerkey
Sandi ‘Williams
Marshall
Bob Heintzelman
Frog in boiling water metaphor in Marshall Allen Sax piece
Guest editorial uses a frog in boiling water parable to warn that gradual loss of freedom through creeping security leads to revolution. It links income tax, Medicare, farm supports, and education to a drift toward socialized controls, labeling critics as Right Wing Extremists.
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Marshall Allen Sax
Robert Cook
Accredit Status Sparks Campus Riff and Remarks
A fragment from a campus column shows letters to Maynard discussing accreditation of Tri-State, reactions to celebrations, arson and editor harassment concerns, and student transfers, with jokes about beards and gear as the issue scrolls into college life.
Flying Saucers in Michigan: Public Curiosity and Skepticism
The piece surveys local reactions to reports of flying saucers over Michigan dating to 500 B C. Citizens like Linda Ruoff-Heck seek a lifelike explanation, while others doubt sightings or attribute them to gas or misperception. Residents share wary, playful, or practical views on the mystery.
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iOne Farmer
Michigan
Linda
Ruoff
Bob
Lewis
O.K
Civil disobedience and the defense of democracy
Paul Goodman argues that civil disobedience such as sit ins and draft-card burnings can reinforce civil order by challenging tyrannical arrogance and prompting vigilance for liberty. He cites Berkeley, Watts, and Jefferson to claim such actions are essential to democracy amid modern state power and arms conflicts.
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Sproul Hall
Berkeley
Watts
Arthur Waskow
Jefferson
Shay
Paul Goodman
April Recruiting Schedule Posted by Major Firms
April recruitment listings show companies like Michigan Consolidated Gas Detroit Westinghouse Pittsburgh Kroger Fort Wayne Mead Cincinnati Hamilton Osco Alcoa Detroit and General Motors listing job types across E E M E C E and other engineering and business roles. Dates include April 11 12 13 and 14 with locations spanning Michigan Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania New York Connecticut and Illinois.
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Athynysday
Michigan Consolidated Gas
Detroit
Michigan
Ch.e
C.E
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Kroger Co
Fort Wayrte
Indiana
Trans
General Motors Parts Division
Flint
E. E
Cooper-E -Bessmer. Co
Mount’ ‘Vernon
Ohio
M-E
Mead. Corp
Cincinnati
C. BE
E.E
M. E
Gen
Hamilton-Osco Co
Columbus
Che. E.E
M.E
Alcoa
A.E
Che
General Motors
Clark Bros
Olean
New York
Ch. E
State Farm
Lafayette
Bps
West
Contracting ‘Co
Sioux’ Ay Town
Cece
Commonwealth Association
Jackson
Torrington
Connecticut
Fea
Ind
D&d
S.S. Kresge Co
Roadway Express
Taylor
Chrysler Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Chicago
Milnais
Bus
Ad. Gibson Reging. Dig
Hupp. Corp
Greenville
Mich
Sun Proof Plan At Tri-State College Stirs Debate
A spoof report claims Tri-State College adopted a sun ray defense plan to protect students. Dr. J A Blindspot describes halting gamma and alpha rays by stopping window washing, leaving dirty panes to shield buildings while boosting janitors’ tasks and cutting cleaning costs.
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Tri-State College
T.S.C
Tri-State Cole’ Lege
A.’ Blindspot
Blindspot
Senior election held in basement in Metz noted
Fragment from a column shows letters about a senior election in Metz basement with references to people named Dear Maynard George and Strogh, noting difficulty locating the subject.
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Maynard
Metz
George
Strogh
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