25 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
1
A student oriented discussion asserts freedom of expression as vital to American life and argues laws should protect inalienable rights. It notes that colleges are businesses delivering education at affordable rates and warns that setting fires in Platt Hall restrooms could disrupt morale and jeopardize future success.
A reader argues the Tri State College campus lacks beauty due to a ramshackle Boardwalk and sinking drainage through ivy covered buildings. He urges quick action with new sidewalks fill and grass seed to restore campus aesthetics, attract better students, and pursue accreditation.
Readers weigh in on fall enforcement of dorm rules and residence cost shifts. Quotes from Carl Frohlich to John Wojdarek show mixed views on age21 responsibility, dorm alternatives, and school oversight, while a separate note lists a car wash fundraiser by the American Institute for Design and Drafting at Phillips 68 on March 6.
Ron argues Tri Angles administration controls content while students push for more student driven journalism. He notes a new newswriting course with about 30 students producing much of the paper and calls for a stronger feature section to reflect student life and humor.
The Civil Department of Tri-State College moves to streamline registration by pre selecting courses and using pre registration cards. Students will fill registration and pre registration cards in the basement 600 building with a March 12 deadline. This system, used by other departments, aims to reduce confusion and improve counseling and class accuracy.
A fragmentary note discusses plans for new buildings on campus and mentions flood or rain issues. It hints at structures like castles designed by a governing body, with possible boat access and minimal roadway improvements needed. The passage reflects concern for making the campus a good place beyond architecture.
David Little, Modulus Editor, announces Walinger Studio 1964-65 senior photographers on campus Friday March 5 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 102 of the library to pick up proofs. All seniors must return proofs to enable the school to obtain three glossies for graduation and those interested in purchasing may pay half the order now.
Don Bucknam, president of the Angola Area Chamber of Commerce, outlines 12 objectives for the year under Operation Breakthrough. Goals include industrial expansion, stronger retail promotions, community planning, beautification, executive secretary exploration, program quality, member communications, community service outlet, recreation and vacation facilities, Interstate 6h opening preparation, promotion of Home of Wonderful Living, and fostering cooperation and progressiveness. He says early progress has begun and continued interest should ensure success.
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