Tri-State triangle publication details and staff
The Tri-State triangle began October 1943 at Kismet and resumed in 1916 under a new name Triangle. Published weekly at Tri-State College Antola Indiana on Fridays during the school year. Classified as second class matter at Angola Post Office with offices in the Business Administration Building. Staff includes Linke Don Locke, Larry Lathrop, Bill Holloway, Joe Sullivan, Dennis Haldiman, Brian Smith Jin Sexton Ange Marcone George Battey and Professor Michael Nyikos. Rates listed as $1.25 per column inch and $1.15 per column inch 10 per agate line.
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Kismet
Triangle
Tri-State College
Antola
Indiana
Angola
Brusiness Administration
William ‘Linke
Don Locke
Larry Lathrop
Bill Holloway
Joe Sullivan
Dennis Haldiman
Brian Smith
Jin Sexton
Ange Marcone
George Battey
Michael Nyikos
Dances At Fort Wayne Hospitals Open Social Outlook
Student nurses at Fort Wayne hospitals promote weekend dances as low cost social events for Tri-State and Indiana Tech students. Dances run 8 pm to midnight, with live bands and crowd dynamics favoring more women than men. Posters announce events on campus, encouraging shows of interest and potential dates for upcoming school functions.
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Fort Wayne
Angola
Tri-State
Indiana Tech
Tri
Student Senate outlines winter carnival plans on campus
The Student Senate reports two meetings this quarter and outlines Feb weekend events. Activities include a Variety Show with Mr Tri-State and Queen finalists, snow sculpture contest, skating at Pokagon State Park, a dance with a local orchestra, and fall festival planning for next year. Large campus bulletin boards inform students of events. The constitution has been revised and nears completion to improve government organization.
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Pokagon State Park
Welcome to the Tri-State Kappa Sigma House
An open letter invites readers to visit the Tri-State Kappa Sigma chapter. It promotes scholarship leadership and brotherhood as core values. It highlights events like the Sweetheart Dance and Chapter Day and encourages Rush with an open mind.
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Kappa Sigma
Tri-State
Tri-State’s
Kappa
Sigma
United States
Tri- State
Peace Corps Volunteer Writes To Mrs Collins
A letter from a Peace Corps volunteer in India describes six months in Varanasi with the Rural Manpower Program. He notes labor intensive projects paid in wages plus wheat, monsoon failures, and potential food shortages, plus election year unrest affecting work pace. He reports health issues from parasites but says the experience is valuable and recalls his school’s Glee Club memories.
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TSC
Zila Parishad
Varanasi
Holy
Ganga River
Gangetic Plain
India
Delhi
USA
Dear Maynard Advice Column Fraternity Disturbances and Student Life
A reader asks how to curb pep rally disturbances caused by fraternal groups. Maynard suggests targeting school spirit intrusion. Several letters discuss class sizes, coeds, student assistant fairness, and test paper grading expectations.
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Maynard
Joe G.D.S
Alpha Sigma Phi initiates nine new brothers
Nine new initiates join the Mystic Circle of Alpha Sigma Phi. Named brothers include Ralph Dvorak Jack Andrews William Hoskins Thomas Buzz Szymanski Darryl Shoff Cliff Lord Jim Bontrager Dennis Craig and Dean Garberick. The group eyes a February 2 open house from 7 to 9 30 PM inviting independents.
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Mystic Circle
Alpha Sigma Phi
Ralph Dvorak
Jack Andrews
William Hoskins
Thomas Buzz Szymanski
Darryl Shoff
Cliff Lord
Jim Bontrager
Denenis Craig
Dean Garberick
Phi Kapps
Mickey O’banion
Cindy Wessel
Buffalo
N.Y
Thunderbirds Purchase Plane for Training Fleet
Tri State's Flying Thunderbirds bought a 1966 Cessna 150 to replace a crashed aircraft at Tri-State Airport on Thanksgiving Day. Student Ray Leary sustained injuries but attends classes this quarter. The 150, bought last week, will train student pilots and is equipped with radio and navigation gear. the club also owns a 1966 Cessna 172 flown by private pilots.
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Tri-State
Flying Thunderbirds
Tri- State
Ray Leary
Privace
International Students Meet Seeks Feb Social Event
The Association of International Students held its first meeting of the quarter on January 19 with about 25 attendees. They formed a social activities committee to plan a February party and elected a Student Council Representative and Sergeant at Arms, Mr Sinha and Mr Moorjani. Arrangements to assist freshmen in study were discussed and interested students were urged to attend the February 2 meeting at 6:00 p.m. in library room 103, contact Mr Nabi Olumee.
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Association of International Students
Sinha
Moorjani
Nabi Olumee
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Peace Corps
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Collins
Glee Club
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Happy Harvey
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Thunderbirds
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