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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
2
The Editor asks readers of Tri State College to voice opinions on a yearbook for 1966 and 1967. Readers are urged to buy the 1966 Modulus, plan for the 1967 edition, and consider how large a volume should be. A few 1966 copies remain in Publication Office Room 202.
Undergraduate faculty and staff portraits will be taken in Room 103 Library from January 24 to 26 between nine and five. Coat and Tie Please Society and organization photos are set for February 8 and 9 from six to eight pm in the Auditorium. A schedule will be released for exact sittings times.
The writer notes many TSC students rely on part time jobs, with the Old Cafeteria once offering lucrative work. Now those opportunities are denied to TSC students and instead directed to the B-Boppers, raising questions about the change.
The speaker asks readers if they pursued a well rounded liberal education during the quarter break. They question if anyone read beyond newspapers and sports, checked the bestseller lists, or engaged with major news magazines while holiday celebrations occupied time.
A reflective piece urges students to understand national events, inflation, and the purpose of learning beyond textbooks. It contrasts study-focused individuals with socially active peers, arguing the latter’s awareness and reading make them more attractive for top job offers.
Two 18 year old girls, Anna Alles house of Hudson and Diane Campbell of Angola, were seriously injured when their car hit a truck turning from a rest park on I-69 four miles south of Auburn. The truck driver Raymond Languier of Fowler was arrested for improper left turn.
The Siena Heights freshman class announces a Mardi Gras on Saturday January 21 1967 from 6 pm to midnight featuring booths games a dance and a raffle with a 1959 Ford a $100 prize and other gifts. Invitations from Kate Horwath describe a fun evening.
Editorial discusses a chaotic winter quarter pre registration at the university. Seniors and juniors currently register first, causing freshmen to scramble for limited courses. The author cites Mr. Swihart and suggests a mix of senior and junior first with alphabetical prep for underclassmen, aiming for a practical democratic change.
A humorous exchange questions when a decent local cafe will open. Hungry Harry and Anticipating Junior criticize campus dining and activities. The dialogue hints at a stalled bulletin board project and a campus misunderstanding.
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