Preregistration steps for the School of Business
The preregistration procedure mirrors the Engineering model from the February Triangle. Materials and revised schedules are in the basement of the Business Administration Building starting Friday February 18. Students use the new planning sheet to assemble long and short registration cards, check course sequences and prerequisites, then submit forms and have advisors in Room 212 answer questions. Registration proceeds with office review, class card preparation, and one time pickup in Room 611.
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School of Engineering
Triangle
Business Administration
Business’ School
Winter Carnival rules at Tri-State College set weekend dates
The Student Council announces the Winter Carnival events at Tri-State College for Friday to Sunday February 25 26 and a snow sculpture contest expected to draw visitors from multiple states. Elections for Mr Tri-State and Winter Carnival Queen will be held February 22 in the old College Cafeteria with results revealed at the Saturday night dance in the National Guard Armory.
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Neal
Lang
Atwood
Indiana
Michigan
Northwesterin
Ohio
Court of Honor
TriState
National. Guard
Tri-State
Tri- State
Lost and Found at Main Desk
Claim your lost items: bracelet, slide rule, glasses, books, car keys, gloves. Provide a brief description of the article you've lost to recover them.
Angola Folk Song Club Meeting at Mechanic Street
Angola Folk Song Club will meet at 217 Mechanic St Angola on Saturday Feb 19 at 8 00 PM. Everyone welcome.
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Angola
Mechanic St
Tri State College to Represent in Fourth Annual Marketing Meet
Tri State College will be represented at the Fourth Annual Intercollegiate Marketing Competition, to convene at Michigan State University East Lansing on April 22. TWX equipment will be supplied from all parts of the country. Entries for the competition are processed on MSU. Teams are structured corporate last year’s marketing team, captain Slock, placed well in its division for the past three years.
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Michigan
State University
East
Lansing
Inal
Tri
TWX
MSU
Slock
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Student Council Meeting Report February 1966
A brief notice notes a Student Council meeting held Monday February 21 1966 in Room 04 Library XB. The head is expected to attend and discuss the agenda.
Winter Carnival Dance Features Tommy Baldwin Orchestra
The Winter Carnival Dance runs from 9:00 PM to 12:30 AM with The National hosting. Tommy Baldwin and his nine piece orchestra will supply the music famed for the authentic Glen Miller Sound. The group, known across the Midwest, often plays for clubs and business events and should boost Carnival festivities.
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Tommy Baldwin
Midwest
Baldwin
Glen Miller
Triangle Staff Elects 1966 1967 Publication Board
The Publication Board elects 1966 1967 Triangle editors and assigns staff roles. Bill Strauss becomes editor in chief with Paul Burns as associate editor. Jim Campise remains business manager. Summer staff includes Gary Marvel as editor in chief and John Klosowski as associate editor.
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Triangle
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Bill Strauss
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Paul Burns
Jim
Gary L.’ Marvel
John ‘Klosowski
Science Building Work Is Progressing
Richard Griffis a former instructor in the Civil Engineering Department and now Campus Engineer in charge of construction says work on the new science building will start again as soon as the weather permits. The Wermuth Construction Company, Fort Wayne Indiana, has begun excavation and poured 18 footings in the federally financed 2.5 million dollar project. About 3,000 cubic yards of concrete are expected to be used in footings, grade beams, and a retaining wall on the building's south side. The general contractor has 77 weeks and one day to complete the work, with the building due for use in June 1967.
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Griffis
Gald
Wermuth
Fort. Wayne
Indiana
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