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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
8
The Camona Community weighs whether Eustate College should publish a Modulus yearbook in 1966 and whether any size is warranted. Readers are asked for opinions on yearbook scope and plans to purchase and publish.
Readables show a 1967 Modulus entry announcing a staff and undergraduate photo session in Room 2 on January 24 and 26 from nine to five with coat and tie. Society and organization photos will occur in the Auditorium February 8 and 9 from six to eight pm. A detailed sittings schedule will be released.
The article notes many TSC students rely on part time work, with the Old Cafeteria cited as a major source. It asks why these jobs are now denied to TSC students and instead offered to the Boppers, signaling a shift in opportunities.
The passage urges a well rounded education beyond the classroom. It contrasts four student types: the 4.0 reader who ignores outside events, the busy socializer, the average student, and the academically engaged reader. It emphasizes staying informed about national issues and current events.
Two persons were seriously injured at 7 45 p m Monday when their car collided with a truck turning from a rest stop four miles south of Auburn on I 69. Anna Alles house 18 Hudson suffered chest injuries a fractured right foot and a hip injury while her passenger Angela was hurt with chest and facial injuries. The truck driver failed to see the oncoming car and the collision was investigated with Sheriff James Sins assisting.
Siena Heights announces a Mardi Gras gala on January 21 1967 from 6 pm to midnight with booths games and refreshments. The eve ends with a raffle including a 1959 Ford and $100 cash. The Invitations Committee invites all and promises an enjoyable evening.
Edward J. Hole argues that the current pre-registration favors seniors and causes chaos for freshmen. He suggests a practical reform combining senior and junior priority with possible alphabetical access for underclassmen.
Publication resumes after World War II with weekly issues at Bri c Stade College Angola Indiana. Second class mail entry noted. Staff includes editor Don Locke and photographer Joe Suliv. advertising and circulation sections listed with contact details.
A humorous exchange about local dining options and school life. Readers Mike and Jim vent about cafeteria quality and a stuck bulletin board, while suggestions surface about a Junior Class initiative and student involvement.
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