Editorial Apathy and the Call for School Spirit on Campus
The Tri State College editorial decries widespread student apathy across organizations and sports. It urges immediate change in academics and social life, criticizing chronic complainers and calling for active participation to revive campus spirit. It notes basketball as the sole sport with turnout and laments lack of student news coverage.
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Editor letters critique college policy and conditions
A reader criticizes an April 10 1969 Triangle letter noting tuition use claims and campus vandalism by students. He questions maintenance failures and building conditions at Best Hall and argues higher education remains valuable despite flaws while urging individual judgment about college standards.
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Cockroach Visitor Sparks Dark Living Room Dialogue
Lyle Greenfield hosts Saverio Giarrusso a cockroach who speaks English and questions humanity. The scene shifts from tense talk to a kitchen crash as Marlene silences the visitor with a fatal swoop, leaving Greenfield in tears and rage.
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