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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
4
The Interfraternity Council urges delaying Greek Week to address Professor Guilford's dismissal. They argue the student body deserves to be heard, noting Guilford as a valued advisor and advocate, and warn actions against him risk losing a key asset to the university community.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Iota Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Iota Alpha explains that ACADIA is a Greek form and proves a national fraternity can exist with fewer than three Greek letters. The piece notes a quiet week, honors a fisherman mother, and thanks Sigma Phi Epsilon and Delta Chi for a good time Saturday night.
The piece reviews recent Greek activities at Tri State, noting Dodge with Delta Chi and Acacia, football results against Sigma Phi Delta and Alpha Sigma Phi, bowling outcomes, and Greek Week prep. It highlights student concern over faculty changes, notably Al Guilford, and calls for closer campus relations and reform in tuition costs.
The Alpha Epsilon Pi brothers describe a good weekend at the Alpha party and a coed move for 4 E Pi. The softball team stays competitive, bowling beats Kappa Sig, and they urge the school to reinstate teacher Guilford, praising his competence and popularity.
Last week Sig Eps attended a Friday gathering with Alpha Sig and Phi Delts visiting Indiana Tech. Members helped collect stray brothers, the house installed a temporary PA system, and bowling losses were noted while volleyball beat a Phi Kap team. Tau Sigma Eta sponsored a Purdue talk on nuclear resources by Dr. Bayard E. Quinn.
The TSC band, surprised by a full inventory, learns how much the school has invested in its equipment. After weeks refining numbers, they propose several challenging pieces for the Grand Prix including What Now My Love Promises Promises Can't Take My Eyes Off You and a few older rock beat tunes.
The Camera Club holds sessions in the Aero Auditorium on Sunday April 30 at 2 00 p.m. Members are urged to attend the session in the newly completed darkroom in Alwood Hall basement next week. Darkroom procedures will be discussed.
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