Man of the Week: Howard Gilliam Jr. Leader in Tri-State
Howard E Gilliam Jr of Tonawanda New York is named Man of the Week and serves as President of the Student Council He helps sponsor the Winter Carnival and holds roles in Skull and Bones C0A Society Alpha Gamma Upsilon fraternity He edited the Triangle and managed the Modulus and led Inter-Fraternity Council activities after serving in production control at Hercules Packing Company before enrolling at Tri-State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bianchi
Howard ‘Gilliam Jr
Skull
Bones C.0.a
Alpha Garhma‘ ‘Upsilon
Tri- State
Triangle
Modulus
Inter-Fraternity” ‘Council
School of Business Administration
Howard
Howard E
Gilliam ‘Sr
Tonawanda, New York
Tri-State
Tamarack Mountain opens for students near Angola
Tri-State College students may now use Tamarack Mountain Resort two miles north of Angola on U.S. 27. The Alpine Lodge offers student rates on Wednesdays and group discounts. A complete package costs 3.50 for a tow ticket gear and insurance, with daily 9.50 or nightly 7.50 fees for other times. The resort features a double chair lift, rope tows, equipment rentals, a ski school, and plans bands and hootenannies for weekends.
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Tri- State College
Tamarack
Fellas
Points That Hurt a Friend Many Regard as Unforgivable
A discussion about sensitive moments when pointing out a friend or relative's weaknesses at the wrong time can damage trust. The piece weighs the impact of blunt honesty against loyalty and forgiveness.
Adventure Equals on Feet Sec Sec Sport Parachuting
An article explains sport parachuting has evolved from a daredevil pastime to a safety focused sport open to many. It details training, gear, and progression from ground instruction to five initial jumps, then free fall, with a 12 000 foot exit and 2500 foot canopy deployment, highlighting the Descenders Sport Parachute Team near Tri-State College.
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Tri- State ‘College
Descenders
Des
Stan Slanders Solver Of The Insolvent
A humorous missive questions college life and campus culture. The writer lampoons student complaints about coed availability and librarian knowledge while poking fun at campus spirit and high school atmosphere.
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Stan Slanders
Exposed on campus group the Double Clutchers discussed
A campus group from the School of Business Administration known as the Double Clutchers held a conclave to solve problems using a coded vocabulary from the 7.C.C. Handbook. The debate covered rules and classifications, with references to DD 619, Rule 33, and various sections, ending with implications for bulk-rate classification and fees in Wheeling, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Business Administration
Jet
Maker
Wheeling
West Virginia
G.B.L
Teamsters
Leisure and work unite through meaningful play
The piece argues that leisure time fuels happiness and work vigor. It stresses choosing enjoyable, meaningful activities, whether sports or spectator events, to refresh energy and motivation. Modern men have more leisure than ever, which can enrich social life and energize daily tasks.
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John
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Hercules Packing Company
Howard Gillam, Jr
Don
Herbs
Garry
Mauree
Pepsi
Adolph
of Defiance, Ohio
Biers
The
Comets
Cenders
Waterloo
Auburn
Stanley
TSC
Mr. Slanders
Billy
Stan
Good Ole “College
Gary Gung-Ho
Jax
Music Center
W. Matinee
Dixie Restaurant
West Maumee
Skip Bryan
Orson
Ajaymar Slack
Alee Tintenta
Strock’s
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