Tri State College Angola Yearbook Staff Directory 1933
The listing notes Tri State College Angola Indiana began as Kismet in 1933 and later became known as PuSucetion after 1946. It lists editorial staff including J A Nigro editor in chief Bob Gleason associate editor and others. Office located in Business Administration Annex with telephone extension 257.
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Kismet
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Maccer
Ndian
Buness
J. A. Nigro
Bob Gleason
Ladies
Bill MacIver
Randy Webber
LAM Eee
Jack Harreld
W. L. VanSickle
Doug McCray
Ed Boerman
Paul Hampton
Dennis Haldiman
Ray Stanton
Betty Pfaff
Jim Sexton
Lynn Kessler
Dave Price
Walt Hoskins
Paul Lemke
Rich Allen
Reghety wPuevec
Michael Nyikos
Wallace campaign aims to place Wallace on ballots nationwide
The piece outlines George Wallace's 1968 third party drive, aiming for 49 states and DC, hindered by Ohio signature rules, funding gaps, and Johnson–DNC plotting. It notes Wallace's Alabama roots, segregationist stance, and hopes for 1972, with quotes on appealing to the working class and backlash votes.
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United States
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Gove
American Independent Party
Johnson
Claude’. R. Kirk
Florida
Democratic National Committee
States
District of Columbia
Ohio
LBJ
Mr. Wallace
Detroit
Newark
Boy
The Co op program guides student career insight
The author extols cooperative education as a bridge to the work world. It exposes students to functions in industry aligned with their studies, helps tailor electives, and eases the transition to employment. Industry pays a salary, easing education costs and clarifying career paths.
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Joe College
Bonnie and Clyde Film Review Echoes Legendary Lovers
The review traces Bonnie and Clyde into a famed lineage of love legends and ends with praise for the film’s style. It notes the juxtaposition of light humor and brutal violence, the cast’s strong performances, and predictions of Oscar nominations for the actors.
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Dan Debolt
Mark Anthony
Cleopatra
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Texas
Bonnie and Clyde
Clyde
Bonnie
Barrow Gang
C. W
Law
Earl Scruggs
W. C
Buck
C.W
Blanche
Question on the cut system in Tri-State college policy
A student asks why the cut system penalizes absence and argues learning should occur by choice. The letter questions whether colleges without such a system have higher failure rates and if Tri-State professors are more caring about student welfare.
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Tri-State
Outside Lookin In No 7 On Jean Harlowe and Lady Bird
The writer opines Jean Harlowe would not make a good First Lady and Lady Bird would suit Kennedy. He jokes about Mr Clean’s hair and a New Year party, denying the Empire State Building’s world tallest claim and lampoons politicians Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson.
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Jean Harlowe
Bird
Kennedy
Clean
Joe Namath
Empire State Building
North Carolina
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Patrick YoungBlood
Dear A. C. Student to Mr Butcher Hippie Topical Advice
A reader asks for straight A’s with a stencil tip and warns against cutting classes. Emeritus Elmer quips about bandaged grades. Lilly notes few clocks in Tri-State. answer jokes about cost. Several readers suggest participation, movement grooming, and decor ideas, with a caution about washed decorations.
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Mr. Butcher
Elmer
Column Seeks Professor Explanation on Administration Motive
Readers ask for clarity on the administration action. The column requests a professor to provide a reasoned explanation, offering insight into the motive and implications of the decision.
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Lexington Ave
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N.Y
George Wallace
Barry Goldwater
George C. ‘Wallace and Co
Cbruay
Bonnie and Clyde Review
Leo F. Kuhn
Maynard
A. C
The
Lilly
Lil
Ken I. Fillet
Mr. Fillet
I-Np
Signer I. M. Gay
Mr. Gay
I. M. ‘Picasso
Mr. Picasso
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