Winter quarter enrollment rises at Tri-State College
Enrollment stands at 1 822 up 199 from a year ago with 99 foreign students. Indiana Artists Club to show 25 paintings February 3 to March 1 at John G Best Hall. Red Cross Bloodmobile set for February 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 104. First New Faculty Seminar session held at Purdue January 24 with further Tri-State campus meetings. Two Treasurer’s Office employees announce engagements Linda Keppeler to Gerald L Demorest and Terry Sue Barnum to Ralph Kepler.
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Purdue University
Tri-State
Linda Keppeler
Marvin Keppeler
Edgerton
Ohio
Gerald L. Demorest
LaVern Demorest
Angola
Terry Sue Barnum
Elton A. Barnum
Ralph T. Kepler
Marshall
Michigan
College costs rise yet value soars recruiters offer high initial pay
Costs climb from 1640 to 3600 yearly between 1966 and 1971 while recruiters promise starting salaries from 600 to 1200 for advanced degrees. ROTC and work programs help, plus loans and scholarships like National Merit. Veterans retain aid. counselors warn against choosing by cost alone.
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Robert O’brien
Reader's Digest
O’brien
Berea College
Berea
Berry College
Mount Berry
Blackburn — College
Carlinville
This Week At Tri State Schedule Feb 2–7
Tri State activities include staff meeting Friday Feb 2 at 3 p.m. Basketball game at Grace 8 p.m. Sunday features Methodist Student Movement 7 p.m. at Methodist Church. Monday offers Travelogue 3 15 p.m. and Student Senate 4 p.m. Deltatia 7 p.m. Best Hall. ASCE 8 p.m. EN 206 basketball game T 5 C vs St Francis Angola 8 p.m. Tuesday Inter Varsity 6 p.m. Platt Hall Fellowship 7 p.m. Golf team 4 p.m. Athletic Office. Wednesday events include Biving Thadetindy 6 p.m. American Chemical Society 6 30 p.m. Bem Ha Inter Protection Overall 7 p.m. EN 206 Society of Automotive Engineers 7 p.m. 104 Library.
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Methodist
Methodist Church
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T.5.c
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Angola
Scotland Afore Ye travelogue heads Kiwanis program
Travel and Adventure Series sponsored by Kiwanis Club and Tri State College presents Scotland Afore Ye at 3 15 p m Monday Feb 5 in room 225 John G Best Hall narrated by Jonathan Hagar producer of the film Hagar a longtime journalist brings intimate Scottish knowledge through on site filming The film showcases Scotland including high and low roads historic cities lochs sheep cattle fishing Highland games and ancient customs with Hagar style and humor
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Scotland
Kiwanis Club
Tri-State College
John G. Best
Jonathan Hagar
Hagar
College Enrollment Increase Announced By Registrar
Tri State College reports winter quarter enrollment at 1 822, up 199 from a year ago. Dr J Glenn Radcliffe, registrar, notes 1 153 in Engineering, 515 in Business, 115 in Drafting and Design, 28 in General Education, 11 classified, plus 71 coop students off campus. Mechanical Engineering leads with 398. Electrical 271. Civil 285. Aeronautical 127. Chemical 67. General Engineering 55. In Business Administration 370 General Business, 9 Accounting, 50 Transportation. 124 new students. average age 21.89, higher than all college 21.45. Married students 339. veterans 149. State totals: Indiana 517, Ohio 335, New York 245, Pennsylvania 197, Michigan 171, Illinois 69, New Jersey 47, Connecticut 41. Students from 28 states and 30 foreign countries total 99, led by India 24 and Canada 22. eight from Colombia and four each from Great Britain, Germany, and Thailand.
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Tri-State College
School of Engineering
School of Business Administration
Division of Drafting and Design
General Education
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Linois
New Jersey
Connecticut
India
Canada
Colombia
Great Britain
Germany
Thailand
Alcoholic beverages banned at Churchill Downs for Derby Day
Churchill Downs officials announced that no alcohol may be brought onto the grounds in the future. The policy targets Derby Day crowds of about 100,000 and aims to curb rowdy behavior in the infield while preserving picnics.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Churchill Downs Board of Directors
Wathen ‘Knebelkamp
Kentucky
Indiana Artists Club Show at Tri-State College Opens
The Indiana Artists Club Traveling Show arrives at Tri-State College with 25 paintings including Sarah Hurt’s Strange Fruit top prize work from Indianapolis exhibition. The exhibit, displaying oils acrylics and paper, runs 8am to 8pm weekdays and 2pm to 5pm weekends through March 1 in John G. Best Hall. Other artists include Harry A. Davis William A. Eyden and Barbara Meeker among 12+ names in the group show.
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Indiana Artists Club
Tri-State College
Sarah Hurt
Indianapolis
John G. Best
Tri-State
Harry A. Davis
William A. Eyden
Aulie. Semis
Doris
Barem James
Feighner
Barbara Meeker
Patricia Montgomery
Mildred Niesse
Lucille Hansberry
the College
Pape Geethe
Hoosier
Reingy Hens
Es Temas Ak
Tee Pak Scholarship Established at Tri-State College
Tee Pak Inc Chicago creates a 500 annual scholarship in Chemical Engineering at Tri-State College. First award targets a student graduating March or June 1969 who is US citizen with a 2.5 GPA or higher. Selection weighs scholastic performance and financial need. Applications via Dr William L Scott Dean of Students.
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Tee-Pak, Inc
Chicago
Chemical Engineering
Tri-State College
United States
William L.scott
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