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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
4
The article describes standards for a student newspaper from AS The News Flats Fat. to Eat, detailing two objective sets and a new Kaleidoscope feature. It outlines humorous and satirical content alongside informative pieces to engage students.
The Aeronautical Engineer is the youngest basic engineering field yet the fastest moving. It spans from zero velocity hovering devices to missile and space programs. Strong fluid flow and stress analysis training fit him for roles in pumps, aviation, and space projects, with hardware production as the ultimate aim.
A partial OCR line reads will be great both in material things and in personal satisfac tion. The readable fragment hints at a broader statement about value or achievement.
The S A E plans a field trip to Dana Corporation in Auburn on Friday the 21st. New ARBA officers are President Bill Maciejewski, Vice President Jim Rosemerkle, Secretary Ed Lavens, and Treasurer Jim Neal. ARBA welcomes Civil Engineering juniors and information is available from the Civil Department.
Browning Montana and Spearfish SD record extreme temps from 1933 to 1943. World highs reached 136.4 F in San Luis Mexico and 63.0 F at Hope Bay Antarctica. Verkhoyansk Siberia notes minus 94 F. Majuro Atoll mild year round. Greenland Ranch Death Valley hit 184 F in 1913. Explanations include Celsius to Fahrenheit conversions and air conditioning at the 1964 World Fair.
Steve Briody named Man of the Week among graduating seniors finishing degree requirements in June. He is enrolled in the School of Business Administration majoring in Motor Transportation and active in Skull and Bones CCA. Briody has held multiple student leadership roles, including past Student Council president and Newman Club editor. He has served as vice president of the National Defense Transportation Association and is involved in Booster Club and Triangle editorial work. He hails from Levi Town New York and is the son of Mr and Mrs John Briody. He spent three years in the Army after East Meadow High School and enjoys Tropical Fish and Target Shooting.
The piece critiques labor policy from 1935 to 1947 and argues against further antitrust and wage-control laws. It contends compulsory arbitration as a dead end, condemns government intervention, and urges preserving free bargaining over unions.
A confused reader column features Stan Sladen addressing worries about rock shows student life and a dorm closet. The letter voice leans playful and critical, touching on concerts lectures and operator delays as a stream of vented grievances.
By John Raccaforte Lée PRT Laidlaw elected president of Alpha-Beta Alpha honorary business society Ron Burber BSX married Linda Brown of Angola Indiana last week. Beta Phi Ta paddled Sigma Mu Sigma in a recent going pong match. Alpha Sigma Phi hosted a South Sea Islands theme party Saturday night. Alpha Gamma Upsilon reportedly had bedbugs as a theme. Eric Staplefeldt ASP Mitch Rhoads KSK and Max Balkeman BSX were inducted into Skull and Bones membership.
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