Push to lower voting age gains nationwide momentum
The article tracks decades of failed efforts to cut the voting age from 21 to 18, noting bipartisan support and repeated defeats. It highlights student groups LUV and the Youth Franchise Coalition mobilizing on campuses, debates over maturity and responsibility, court rulings, and calls for a constitutional amendment with strategy sessions and petition drives to galvanize nationwide action.
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Washington
CPS
Arthur Vandenberg
Congress
Eisenhower
Johnson
Kentucky
Georgia
Jacob Javits
University of the Pacific
California
Joey Bishop
LUV
National Education Association
NEA
Javits
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
Dirck Brown
U. S
Jim Graham
National Student Association
America
NSA
Graham
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Gale McGee
Wyoming
U.S. Civil Service
Weiss Leaves Tri-State After Two and a Half Years
James H. Weiss resigns as Director of the Computer Center at Tri-State College. Dr. L A Willig accepts the resignation. Weiss plans to join General Telephone and Electronics in Fort Wayne to sell computer time and develop information systems. He helped establish the four year Information Processing program.
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L. A. Willig
Tri-State College
James H. Weiss
Computer Center
Weiss
Tri-State
General Telephone
Elec
Tronics
Fort Wayne
G.t.&e
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Inter-Fraternity Council
Booster Club
Skull and Bones
Indiana University
IBM
New English Courses Introduced for Spring Quarter
The Department of English and Humanities adds two spring courses Development of the Novel I and Contemporary Literature. Development of the Novel II surveys twentieth century fiction with authors such as Conrad mature figures, Joyce and Wright. Contemporary Literature covers postwar genres with Beckett Durrell Genet Tonesco Pinter and Durrenmatt readings.
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Department of English and Humanities
D. H. Lawrence
Stephen’ Crane
Theodore Dreiser
James Joyce
William Faulkner
F. Scott Fitzgerald
James Farrell
John Steinbeck
Richard Wright
Saul Bellow
Lawrence Durrell
Albert Camus
Samuel Beckett
Brendan ‘Behan
Jack Gelber
Jean Genet
Eugene Tonesco
Harold Pinter
Friedrich ‘Durrenmatt
New Information Processing Major to Start Fall at Tri State
The Tri State college will offer a new Information Processing major beginning Fall 1969. Electives for Business and Engineering students start next quarter with Dept chair consent. Courses include Computer Concepts, Systems Development, and Introduction to Operations Research.
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Tri- State
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Supreme Court
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Hawaii
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James Weiss
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