Tri-State Triangle College Newspaper Origins and Staff
The Tri-State Triangle at Tri-State College Angola Indiana began as Jri-State Juangle in October 1483 at Kiamet and was renamed Triangle in 1946 when publication resumed after World War II. It is issued weekly on Fridays during the academic year with offices in the Business Administration Annex and a staff list led by Editor-in-Chief J A Nigro and various editors, managers, and photographers.
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Kiamet
Triangle
World Or IL
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Business Administration
Triagle
Election Year 68 Coverage By Bob Gleason
The Triangle weekly campus paper under Election Year 68 will present candidate profiles as they traverse the country. This information aims to motivate students to seek differences and form informed opinions. Editor notes clarify opinions are Gleason's own.
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Bob Gleason
Corrections to Word From the Wise by Professor Trennepohl
The column contained two printing errors. The second paragraph should state that readers are entitled to their opinion on topics including government matters and may try to persuade others within the law. The third paragraph should correct a tax exemption sentence to say the taxpayer is not criticized for taking the $600 exemption as a right under the law. The apology is extended to Mr. Trennepohl for missing these errors before publication.
Alumni Loyalty and Tuition Support at Tri-State College
A letter from an alumnus wife salutes Tri-State College and emphasizes alumni impact. It notes 14,000 current addresses, 50 to 60 percent mailing changes, and 400 alumni in top corporate roles. Tuition is 75 percent paid by the student with alumni donations covering the rest, totaling about 594000 yearly. The piece highlights library gifts, Best Hall of Science funding, and 450 company interviews for seniors, all driven by alumni loyalty and a 1966 pledge tradition.
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Tri- State College
Free World
U.S. Corporatins
Tri- State
Tri-State
Perry T. Ford
Tri-State College
Charles William Eliot
Harvard
Greek Week Torch Lighting and Festivities Across Fraternities
Greek Week opened with a torch lighting at Sigma Phi Epsilon and toured to Alpha Sigma Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon Delta Chi Sigma Phi Delta Acacia Kappa Sigma and Phi Kappa Theta before returning. A 6:00 p.m. banquet at Potawatomi Inn closes the events with a 9:00 p.m. Armory dance by Don and the Epics.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon
Alpha
Sigma Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Delta Chi
Sigma Phi Delta
Acacia
Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa Theta
Don
Polls Put Nixon Ahead In 1968 Election Outlook
Gallup polls show Nixon leading the Democratic contenders Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey with Wallace as a potential third party factor. Young voters favor Kennedy and McCarthy, while Nixon secures strong support across ages though Wallace gains in some young brackets.
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Gallup
Princeton
N. J
American Heritage Foundation
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Hubert ‘Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
George Wallace
Wallace
Hubert
Humphrey
Kennedy
McCarthy
White House
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Juangle
Foes
J. A. Nigro
Randy Webber
George Batty
Jack Harreld
Bill Maciver
Doug McCray
Ed Boerman
Paul Hampton
Dennis Haldiman
Ray Stanton
National Educational Advertising Services
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