Cafeteria Plan For New Dormitory Dining Hall
Dr. Scott outlines an ultra modern second floor cafeteria for the new dormitory with capacity for 450 students and about 750 residents, costing roughly 400 000 to 600 000 dollars and praised as a top facility among small colleges. It will host meals and events while housing two meals daily in place of 16 weekly offerings, with room and board pricing around 260 dollars per quarter and 780 dollars per year. The old cafeteria will remain for three years to serve non resident students.
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Scott
Consolation Prize Goes To Bennett In Tri-State Club Contest
The Tri State Sports Car Club awards a consolation prize to the member with the lowest score in a club event. Brian Bennett was the first recipient, receiving a miniature connecting rod attached to a 3 by 3 inch wood block created through club donations of parts and labor. He will keep it until the next event, after which it may be passed on.
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Tri-State Sports Car Club
Skip © Miller
Brian’ Bennett
Tri-State College Co op Offers 75 Job Openings
The cooperative education program at Tri-State College lists over 75 co op positions across mechanical chemical civil and electrical engineering and business studies. Firms include Detroit Transmission Ypsilanti General Motors Fort Wayne U S Steel Gary Cummins Engine Co Columbus Ford Motor Co and others across the Midwest.
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Co- Operative
Tri-State College
Leo Kuhn
Cooperative Education
Detroit
Transmission
Motors’ Corporation
Pennsylvania
Indiana ‘Highway Department
Indiana Flood Control Commission
Ford’ Motor ‘Company
Ford
Tri-State ‘College
Kuhn
Tri- State
Cooperative
Tri-State
New Work Program To Benefit Students
Dick Anderson announces a campus work program allowing student workers to log eight hours per week to cut costs. Saga Food plans lowering meal tickets from 120 to 100 dollars and will hire more full time staff to cover multiple tasks. Some students will lose cafeteria jobs, but lower prices aid others. next week’s column will cover further cafeteria changes.
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Dick Anderson
Anderson
Saga Food People
Venezuelan sisters study engineering at Tri-State
Miss Josefina Zapata and Maria Zapata, sisters from Caracas, Venezuela, are enrolled in Tri-State School of Engineering. Both started their studies ten years ago with Josefina pursuing Civil Engineering driven by a love of drawing, while Maria chose Chemical Engineering after receiving a grant. Both plan to return to South America to work.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Josefina ‘Zapata
Maria Zapata
Tri-State
Maria
Chemical
Grantog
South
America
Fifth interview with Dr Strangehold on leisure and censorship
The dialogue probes two forces shaping modern American culture: suppression of artists by mass leisure and government open censorship. It cites Beat generation figures and Jack Kerouac as rare breakthroughs while noting pressures from critics, media, and social conformity.
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Strangehold
Jack Kerouac
Reminder on LD Cards At Dean of Students Office
Students who have not picked up their LD cards are reminded that these cards are in the Dean of Students Office and can be picked up at any time.
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Saga “Food & Service
Bennett
Jax
Music Center
W. Maumee
T.S.C
Josefina
Maumee
Crower
the Circle
Angola
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