Triangle student newspaper profile and masthead details
The Triangle volume 24 at Tri-State College Angola Indiana lists its founding in 1923 as Kismet, name change to Triangle in 1946, weekly Thursday publication during the college year, second class mail at Angola, editorial offices in the Administration Annex, and a masthead with editors and staff names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kismet
Triangle
Tri-State Callege
Angola
Indiana
Darling
Tri-State College
P.O
Veteran and Camera Clubs Join Student Senate
The Veteran Club and the Camera Club have qualified for Student Senate membership and were voted in at the last Monday Senate meeting. The next Winter Quarter meeting is set for January 10, 1972.
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Veteran Club
Camera Club
Reguasr
Campus Events December 2 1971 Basketball Game St Josephs
Campus events list shows a December 2 8 00 p m home basketball game versus St Josephs at Hershey Hall. Also December 4 home game versus Indiana Central. December 6 Indianapolis String Quintet at Hershey Hall. December 7 8 1 final exams begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephs
Hershey Hall
Indiana Centra
Commencement Schedule for Hershey Hall Honors
The schedule lists class day and honors program in Best Hall at 10:00 a.m. on Friday December 10, 1971 and a successor program for parents and children at 10:00 a.m. Saturday December 11, 1971 in Hershey Hall.
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Best Hall
Parents and Children
Hershey Hall
Evolution of revolution and a new student age of individualism
The article traces mounting student disillusionment with social issues from the sixties to a Seventies shift toward individualism and nonviolent, do-it-yourself solutions. It notes money pressures, political fatigue, and a growing preference for within-system change to avoid apathy and renewed disillusionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Drew Olim
National Student Association
Olim
Attica
Letters to the Editor Question library closure four days
A reader asks why the library closed for four consecutive days including a holiday. They argue students need access to study spaces and materials to keep up with school work and compete with larger institutions. They urge consistent library operation including Sundays for evening study.
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AL Schreiber
Bill Bruiflly
Bruce Smith
Bill Camden
Dick Leonard Daleanello
Steve Roller
Jill Holloway
Wike Kolebus
Terry Smid
Bill Davis
Dick Bedey
ED Kambies
Duane Hoke
Indianapolis
Concentucarie
By Rick Mitz
Merry Christmas
RVC R
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Onbrre Mountain
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