Greek Week Gala Set By Tri State Fraternities
Fraternity Week plans announced by Interfraternity Council president Dave Moon. The schedule features a torch relay from Kappa Sigma to eight houses on Friday April 94, a round robin softball tournament and greased pig contest on Saturday, fraternity dinners April 27 to May 1, and a campus carnival and dance finale May 2 with booths and public invited.
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1964 Personal Property Tax Assessments Due May 15
The county assessor reminds students that 1964 personal property tax assessments are due May 15. This applies to students with Indiana license plates and those with mobile homes in the state for 20 days or more. Although tax is paid in 1965, a $5 late fee is added to assessments after the deadline. The assessor is located in the Steuben County Court House in Angola, phone 665-3513.
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Marketing Team Takes Second At Nationals
Tri State College participated in the National Intercollegiate Marketing Competition at Michigan State University April 17 and 18. Faculty adviser Harold Hoolihan led team members Larry Chase William Mack Charles Dowd John Laver and George Jensen in a nine school division alongside Notre Dame South Carolina Texas A and M Kent State Detroit and Ohio State. Each division played a series of marketing games as teams competed for top placement.
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Final Ten Names For Tri-State College Nickname Contest
The Booster Club announces ten finalists for the college nickname contest: Bearcats Raiders Marauders Crusaders Trojans Vikings Hawks Chargers Titans Knights. A write in option remains, but only finalists are eligible for the prize. President Mitch E Rhoads notes any finalist could honor Tri-State College and urges student body voting.
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Even A Child Can Use It Stewart Peck Story
Stewart Peck the 19 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Peck of 308 W Part St Angela Indiana moved a car 50 feet from the drive into the garage without a key. His father Joel Peck is a student at True State College where he is senior in the business department.
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Five Fraternities Vie For Ugly Man Honors
Five campus fraternities Alpha Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Mu Sigma Sigma Phi Delta and Phi Kappa Theta enter the Ugly Man contest during Greek Week. Voters place a penny in ballot boxes at the campus booth over the May weekend to raise funds for future campus activities. The candidate with the most pennies is crowned ugliest man on campus.
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Dr Sporn to Speak at Tri-State College Convocation
Dr Philip Sporn of American Electric Power will address Tri-State College at a public convocation at 10 a.m. Wednesday April 29 in the Church of Christ. A smaller group meeting for faculty will follow on campus that afternoon. Classes at 10 will be dismissed to permit all students to attend. Dr Bogardus notes the talk offers an unusual chance to hear a leading American industrial figure.
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