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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1968
Page
1
The Dean of Students outlines procedures for changing majors and dropping classes at mid term. Changes after mid term take effect next quarter and are not allowed for final probation students. Dropping after mid term results in W P or W F grades. no drops after week seven except extreme cases. Mid term for Spring quarter 1968 is April 23.
More than 80 works by Indiana artists will be showcased in the Hoosier Salon exhibit opening Saturday April 20 at Tri-State College. The show runs through May 5 in John G Best Hall of Science and follows the 1968 Salon which set records for entries and awards.
Mrs. Willa Erickson, chairman of the local TB Association, notified Tri-State that x rays taken on campus April 9 numbers 270 through 527 must be retaken due to faulty film. The retake is set for April 30 from 8 30 a m to noon. The mobile unit will be at the Courthouse downtown. Present stubs if possible but not required.
R L Leckner joins Tri State College staff as assistant to the vice president and college attorney. A Brownsville Pa native and Michigan State graduate with a JD from Indiana University he is a U S Army veteran who worked on defense contracts at Lockheed Missiles in California. He is a member of Indiana and American Bar Associations, married with one son.
More than 285,000 financially needy students will receive aid to attend college this fall through Federal Educational Opportunity Grants. Grants range from 200 to 800 dollars per year and are matched by colleges. The Office of Education also awarded 50 Educational Talent Search contracts reaching urban and rural areas nationwide, aiding minority and poor youths.
The Tri-State Trojans beat Manchester 5 to 2 in the season opener. Pitcher Jerry Rados started, plated ten strikeouts in four innings, and Ballinger led at the plate with a triple and two singles driving in three runs. The team opens Mid Central Conference play with a doubleheader at Huntington Thursday.
Morton D. Wax president of Morton D. Wax & Associates launches United College Promotions to hire paid college reps for concert promotion starting fall 1968 through June. Reps will boost publicity by contacting campus media and supplying materials, screening applicants by campus standing and references.
The English and Humanities Department at Tri-State plans a May 1968 publication of The Pyramid. Students may submit typed double spaced manuscripts to specified faculty and staff by May 1 1968. Submissions may include essays fiction poetry humor and short fillers.
Secretary of Defense Clark announces 24 500 reservists from Army Air Force and Navy will be called up in coming weeks with about 10 000 to Vietnam to ease heavy draft calls. Gallup Poll shows Robert Kennedy leading Democratic contenders Humphrey and McCarthy while Thant says peace talks with North Vietnam will begin soon.
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