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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
2
Editorial laments the untimely death of Professor Howard Hoolihan. He was beloved by business majors and other students for his time and guidance. His easy manner fostered strong student relationships, and his perseverance made challenges seem surmountable. Henry Adams quote about a teacher’s endless influence echoes the reflection.
A survey of opinions from students and faculty on keeping a complete file of course tests in the library. Supporters say it equalizes access and aids study. opponents warn it could encourage overreliance and undermine original assessments. Several professors advocate limited or voluntary access to past exams.
The piece notes a student run weekly paper at Tri-State College printed by Steuben Printing Co in Angola Indiana. It indicates publication every Thursday during the school year with exceptions for holidays and exams and lists affiliation with the Indiana Collegiate Press Association.
A fragmented masthead lists Bob Palmer as editor in chief and includes multiple staffers across departments. It names Neal Lang as associate editor, Bill Strauss as associate news editor, and various editors, photographers, and reporters with scattered spellings and titles.
Suburban college publication lists advertising rates at three dollars per year versus eight dollars per agate inch, outlining price points for potential advertisers and readers.
A reader argues that learning happens best in informal settings like cafeterias and seminars where students and professors interact as equals. The letter questions campus segregation of spaces and mocks the idea of using psychological tests to label introverts and nonconformists.
Dr J Glenn Radcliffe Regis trar awarded honors to Michael Lesiak Ronald Long and Donald Poory among December graduates and Lynn Getz March graduate. Gold Key and other scholastic honors noted with Who's Who listings and graduating student directors. Rev Minor Gressley gave the Baccalaureate sermon titled The Third Factor in Success as community leaders attended.
A 1964 ISC Radio listing from WTVB Coldwater and WOWO Fort Wayne notes a 10 15 AM weather discussion by Homer Neiss and Nye Adams of the Portland Cement Association and a 7 30 PM Northeast Tri State Regional Science Fair discussion by Prof William W Hill director of the fair featuring science topics and regional engineers.
Mrs. Robert H. Ramsey announces four glee club concerts scheduled for the new year with more in progress. The Tri State group is currently rehearsing Wednesdays and Thursdays at four PM in the college radio studio basement of the library, inviting newcomers to join.
A fragile message from John Fitzgerald Kennedy to the Kennedy family expresses lasting love and guidance. The letter thanks and comforts the family, asks them to stay strong, and recalls memories of Patrick Caroline John and Jackie. It ends with assurances of being with them in spirit.
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