Four Freshmen Concert Is A Smash Hit At Angola High
The Four Freshmen and The New Folk Five visited Tri-State College for a cold snowy night concert at Angola High School gym. Some 300 chairs filled, audience roared at the Freshmen’s stage comedy and songs. The New Folk Five started with folk tunes and humor, then the Freshmen returned for more songs before pledges in green beanies surprised them on stage. The show closed to a great round of applause around ten thirty.
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Angola’ High
New Folk
Howard Gilliam
Tri-State College
Folk Five
Cleveland
Playboy Magazine
Daydreams Among College Students Revealed in Survey
A report analyzes daydream content among students. Men prioritize money, cars, travel, and adventure with a car while sex and marriage rank lower. Women place marriage at the top, with sex lower and travel less prominent.
Tri State College Math Department Expands Faculty and Courses
Tri State College's Math Department grows with professors from 35 colleges across nine states and Formosa. Headed by Arthur Hockey, it teaches 1800 daily, adds sub departments led by Threlkeld, Tichenor, King, and Rowley, and plans a fall carry-in dinner for faculty and spouses. A new Advanced Calculus course will start next quarter, requiring differential equations and B average. A 45 by 60 inch mural of the Oregon Coast will adorn the new Library and Conference Room directed by Mikhel.
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Tri-State
States
Formosa
Arthur Hockey
William
Threlkeld
Don
King
George
Rowley
Tichenier
Butler
Austin
Mikhel
Hockey
Oregon Coast
Tri-State’ College
German Measles Invade Tri State Dorms
A mild German measles outbreak hits Cameron Hall at Tri State College with five cases in two days. Students miss classes as the contagious illness causes skin irritation and eye sensitivity. Bill Cornelius and Bill Mong are among those confined to dim rooms. Tri State cafeteria staff provide meals, keeping patients cared for.
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Tri-State College
Cameron Hall
Bill Cornelius
Bill
TriState
War Vet's Helm Will Hang On Library Wall
A US Navy veteran's ship helm from the battleship Indiana will be displayed in Tri-State College's Perry T. Ford Memorial Library in Richmond California. Capt. Robert Jackson presented the helm to Dr. L. A. Willig as Indiana's relics are distributed after dismantling the ship.
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Tri-State
College
Angola
Indiana
Navy
Robert Jackson
USNR
Richmond
California
Jackson
Naval Reserve
Indianapolis
L. A. Willig
Tri- State College
Perry T. Ford Memorial Library
USS Indiana
Newport News ‘Shipbuilding ‘and Dry Dock ‘Company
Newport News
Virginia
Lewis C. Robbins
Aaron
Hampton
Roads
Tonga ‘Islands
South ‘Pacific
Tokyo Bay
Asiatic-Pacific
Ribson
Marcus Island
Gilbert
Marshall ‘Islands
Truk
Satawan
Ponape
Marianas
Carolines
Iwa
Jima
Okinawa Gunto
Japan
Tokyo
San Francisco
Puget Sound ‘Navy Yard
Bremerton
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Johnson
Library books due this quarter Students warned of strict policy
The library reminds students that all books for this quarter are due Friday March 6 1984 unless special permission is granted for a different date. Overdue notices issued immediately for late returns and if books remain unreturned by noon on the last day of exams March 13 1984 the student’s records will be encumbered affecting grades registration and transcripts. Library access will be restricted to library personnel only.
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Ross Barbour
Ken ‘Albers
Bill Comstock
Bob Flanigan
T.S.C. Math ‘Department
Zelch IS
Doctor . Willig
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