Sig Eps to Hold Banquet and Plan Trip
The third Sigma Epsilon Society meeting called to order voted to hold the winter banquet on March 7 at Hamilton House. Members will receive mugs at the spring banquet for perfect attendance, with shingles and pins distributed. A planned trip to attend a Komet hockey game is set for the first of next quarter. Frank Bower of Xerox Fort Wayne spoke on company history, products, growth outlook, and opportunities for new personnel.
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IEEE Hosts Two Speakers at February Meeting
IEEE at Tri-State held a brief February 16 business meeting with a field trip planned for next quarter. Elections for Vice-Chairman Treasurer and Sergeant-at-Arms were taken. Guests Ross Smith and Robert Hostetler of CTS Corporation spoke with Smith distributing components used in his talk.
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Beta Sigs Hold Pledge Banquet at Silver Springs
The Beta Sigma Chi fraternity held its quarterly pledge banquet on Saturday February 12 at Silver Springs. After dinner pledges presented an off color skit and the Tekes from Mishawaka Indiana filled the building with go go sounds. The brotherhood extends congratulations to John Spice Max Balk ama Andy Tershak Bill Fish and Butch Zadylak on their upcoming March graduation.
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Purdue hosts first day of civil engineering conference
Purdue's ASCE student chapter hosted tours of engineering facilities in the Memorial Union and described two major projects, Glen Canyon Dam and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, by officials Floyd E. Dominy and John W. Fowler. The banquet recognized retiring faculty and Captain T. E. Barnett discussed Southeast Asia construction as the Great Lakes Conference adjourned.
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Cameron Hall Dance Survives Water Setback at Manchester College
Cameron Hall held a campus dance on Friday February 11 at Manchester College despite water flooding Cameron basement two days earlier. Platt Hall could not participate due to Treasury shortfall, but 35 guests from East Hall and Oakwood Hall attended with dates from Platt Hall. Music was by Overwhelming Odds and honored guests included Dr and Mrs William L Scott and several housemothers.
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Final banquet honors Purdue staff and Tri-State chapters
At the final banquet the Purdue staff was congratulated for outstanding efforts. Tri-State's student chapters expressed optimism about next year's conference.
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Medis Amends Constitution At Tri State Society
The MES adopts a new amendment to boost active participation by all members in society functions. Nominations for Spring quarter officers are open as the March 2 meeting approaches for officer elections. Mr Sharrow spoke on placement stressing that employers favor students with broader interests beyond coursework.
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Inquisition Continues at Campus Corners Dining
Fragmentary dialogue reveals tensions at a meal table near Campus Corners. Characters discuss unpleasant topics and search for a cafeteria, but the red brick factory and its smell distract from the dining area.
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Digest advises a simple meal with many steps
Preparing a simple meal for four is described as involving at least 53 operations from building a fire to cleaning up, highlighting the meticulous process. The February Reader's Digest note underscores the broad range of tasks behind a basic kitchen effort.
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