Triangle student paper plans thought provoking section
The Triangle editors announce a new campus issue featuring thought provoking articles, humorous pieces, regular columnists, and special features. The plan aims to stimulate student body by presenting ideas facts and useful information to engage minds and provoke action.
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Man of the Week Dick Southby Graduating Senior Leader
Dick Southby of Middletown Pennsylvania is among the graduating seniors completing degree requirements in Industrial Accounting at the School of Business Administration. He serves as Skull and Bones C.C.A. president and has been elected to Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. He holds multiple offices in fraternities and student government, is a former editor in chief, and has summer pool manager experience at Hotel Hershey.
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Harrisburg
Fatigues By Bill Yerkey Bi weekly vets notes for Tri State
The Triangle will run a bi weekly humor and interest column for ex servicemen and interested students. Veterans clubs have consolidated across midwest colleges forming a vocal, influential group. Future issues will promote a Tri State Vets Club and discuss fire prevention for military personnel and their dependents. Slogans from GI culture appear, reflecting student veterans facing campus life.
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Stan Slanders Is Solver Of The- Insolvent
Dear Hustler asks about campus plans at Tri State nine quarters into study. Stan Slanders replies with blunt tone about campus reforms and questions about the old placement office. An inquisitive co ed asks about an outdoor rest area for pigeons on campus.
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Stan Slanders
Stanley
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Mr. Slanders
Exposed secret Tri-State College club at campus taverns
The Winter term reveals a covert Tri-State group lacking an official name or officers yet influential in student life. Reported Friday and Saturday meetings began at Stuttgart Tavern with 40 cents for a beer, then moved to Hound Dog Gay Room Hub Burks and Hicks, and finally Metropolis House for proof, amid a campus drinking spree.
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Metropolis House
Desperate plea asks why students ride bikes here
A confused note questions dating and social acceptance while a second letter targets campus bicycle use. The exchange mentions a mirror, Stan, and students riding cycles, implying campus life quirks and social pressures.
Tri-State Students Socialize Despite Secret Meeting
An unrestored report describes a Tri-State student group at The Congenal Place on the west side of Angola. After ordering, they held a formal meeting then sang bawdy college songs as a piano player performed. Lights grew low and the group departed, planning a return next week.
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