Triangle Tribune at Tri State College Angola Indiana
Founded in October 1933 as Kiamet the newspaper resumed after World War II and published weekly at Tri State College Angola Indiana on Fridays during the regular college year Journalists, editors, and staff listings appear along with an advertising rate card and office location in the Business Administration Building Room 202 Telephone and staff credits are noted for editorials and departments.
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Kiamet
Triangle
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Jana
Business Administration
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Guest Editorial Warns Against Communism and Big Government
Marshall Allen cautions readers that promoting individual decline and state control could lead to a powerful, confiscatory government. He compares such a path to communism, arguing inflation and tax expansion would erode liberty, yield nationalized industry, and end in a police state that stifles productive incentive.
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Marshall Allen
America
T-e
George Orwell
Eslaved
Student Council Meeting Minutes 1966 Note
Regular meeting held Monday April 11 1966 with President Neal Lang in charge. Secretary reports read and approved. Treasure’s report shows balances and payables. Old business discussed Alpha Gamma Upsilon We Five publicity and Spring Dance cancellation. New business included appropriation to send Tri State College reps Gary Marvel Tony Ma Joney Doug Domeck Jim Biracree and planning for Fall Festival and Activities Orientation committee heads Gary Marvel and Jim Biracree volunteered.
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Neal’ Lang
Treasure
Cocal
Alpha
Gamma
Upsilon
Associated
Government of ‘America
Lang
Tri-State College
Gary Marvel
Tony Ma
Joney
Doug Domeck
Growing alarm over femininity in men and women
A compiled campus poll and quotes from students discuss trends labeled as increasing femininity in men and rising independence in women. Respondents, including Mitch Rhodes and Barri Coed, offer varied views on slacks, short hair, makeup, and women entering the workforce, with some noting cultural shifts in Europe and the United States.
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Ben
Franklin
Vince
Aristotle
Mitch Rhodes
Phil
Chiricotti
U.S
Sam
Letters to Editor Is Treason The Reason
A reader argues that the U S Supreme Court decision banning classroom prayers threatens constitutional public life. They compare it to the Internal Security Act provisions on communists and question other court rulings including travel allowances for party figures.
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United States
United States Supreme Court
Federal Court’ of Appeals
New York
Hig
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme ‘Court
Herbert Apthéker
U.S
Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Marshall
Allen
Sax
UFO Sighting Report Form From the Air Force
Fragmented in tone and style, a student column discusses belief in UFOs and urges readers to carry a viewing form. It describes a cartoonish survey with multiple choice questions about sightings and alleged witnesses, and asks for citizens to mail completed forms to the Air Force.
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Tri- Angle
Sandi Williams
U.F
Air Force
Kodak
Michigan
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