Kismet to Triangle Weekly Newspaper at Angola Indiana
The publication began in October 1933 as Kismet and changed to Triangle in 1946 after WWII. It is issued weekly at K-State College in Angola Indiana on Fridays during the school year with holidays and exam weeks excluded. Editorial and business offices are in the Business Administration Annex. Staff includes Editor in Chief J A Nigro Associate Editor Bob Gleason Sports Editor Jack Harreld and Advertising rate information available upon request.
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Kismet
Triangle
K-State College
Angola
Indiana
Ndiana
Business Administration
J. A. Nigro
Bob Gleason
Cony
Wditor Iadsen EU Cibtaaceliedss
Bill Maciver
Randy Webber
Jack Harreld
W. L. VanSickle
Doug McCray
Ed Boerman
Paul Hampton
Dennis Haldiman
John Nigro
Betty Pfaff
Jim Sexton
Lynn Kessler
Dave Price
Paul Lemke
Rich Allen
Michael Nyikos
Editorial on Junior Class election misstep at college
Editor laments missed junior class elections due to poor organization. Praises the group for past efforts to serve the college but urges the class to thoroughly vet candidates and ensure future ballots are run properly.
Lone Texas Ranger's Last Survival Told by Patrick YoungBlood
A spoken reminiscence describes a ranger’s life, from blacksmith to stockbroker. The narrator, Patrick YoungBlood ’67, candidly shares the struggle and desire to communicate with the masses as Beb Gleason records the tale.
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Texas
Patrick YoungBlood
Beb Gleason
Orchids and Onions from the campus writing seminar
The excerpt awards orchids to the basketball team for beating Indiana Tech and to the registrar for simplifying regulations. It also recognizes organizers of the Junior Class while onions go to the weather man for midweek snow and to those who miss the news writing seminar.
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L. A. Thomas Orchids
Indiana Tech
Onions
Dear Maynard Answers Odd Letters From The Public
The column prints humorous Q A exchanges with readers. Topics touch on fashion like white fox fur with suits, draft avoidance with windows shut, school songs and hints about a possible Four Seasor performance at Tri State College, plus seasonal greetings.
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Maynard
Tri-State College
Four Seasor
Tri-State
Seultan Pepper
Junior Class Election Day Notice Unclear Instruct
A fragmented notice from the Student Senate refers to organizing the Junior Class election on the set day and addresses those who fail to organize. The readable text lacks a clear date, location, or formal actions.
Words From Jha Wise James On Undergraduate Mathematics
James and Jha Wise describe mathematics as the study of shape arrangement and quantity. The piece discusses early learning experiences at Tri-State College and the need for counseling and review courses to prepare freshmen for analytic geometry calculus and differential equations.
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James
Tri-State
Tri-State College
Tri- State
S. P. Thompson
You Said It Question and Answers on Mice and Plans
A playful Q A exchange features readers Ray Case Wil Sherry Doug McCray Rex Ward Somers and I debating how to manage mice after a Pied Piper scenario The responses range from converting a car to demonstrations in Washington to sending mice home or selling them at a shop with humorous quips and mixed outcomes.
Nixon to announce 1968 GOP candidacy within days
The article argues Nixon will declare his presidential bid within 12 days, asserting his key role in a Republican race potentially shaping the 1968 nomination. It contrasts Nixon with Rockefeller Reagan Romney and Wallace, noting Nixon’s party strength and allies, while predicting a convention showdown.
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Richard Nixon
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Congress
Nixon
F.D.R
Lincoln
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Reagan
Romsey
Romney
Alabama
George Wallace
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Miewsi
Merenber
Gila Point
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Wil Sherry
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