Triangle Founded 1946. Neooceles College Year Publication
The Triangle weekly at Tri State College Angola Indiana resumes after World War II in 1946 and traces origins to 1983 as Kismet. Editors include A Nigro as editor in chief and Bob Gleason as associate editor with George Batty and Randy Webber on staff. Advertising rates available upon request.
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Neooceles College
Wd. A. Nigro
Bob Gleason
Randy Webber
George Batty
Jack Harreld
Bill MacIver
W. L. VanSickle
Doug McCray
Ed Boerman
Paul Hampton
Dennis Haldiman
Ray Stanton
Betty Pratt
Jim Sexton
Lynn Kessler
Dave Price
Walt Hoskins
Paul Lemke
Rich Allen
Michael Nyikos
Editorial: IFC Leadership Plaque Fails as Campus Incentive
The piece argues that the IFC Leadership Plaque backfires by fostering fraternity competition, reducing overall participation, and hurting independents. It notes a “freeze out” tactic, bias against non-fraternity activities, and calls for scrapping the award after five quarters.
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Sigma Phi Delta
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Relativity and the New Physics A Wise 1887 Reflection
The piece traces Michelson Morley experiments, Einstein’s 1905 relativity breakthrough, and the shift from absolute to relative measures. It discusses time dilation, quantum theory, lasers, holography, and the pressure on students to build broad yet deep foundations. It ends urging disciplined physics study and a mobile reference frame.
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Angola High School concert opens tonight at 8
The Angola High School Music Department presents a public concert tonight March 1 at 8 in the school auditorium. Admission is free for Tri State students and invited guests. The Concert Choir directed by Miss Siebel Nichols and assisted by Mr Hades Boyd will perform numbers including Hello Dolly and sacred pieces.
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Four Freshmen shine at Angola High School event
From Our Files reports the Four Freshmen drew strong crowds at Angola High School sponsored by Tri State College. Steve Briody named Man of the Week for his Motor Transportation major Skull and Bones and Student Council work. Tri State beat Huntington 105 to 89 to keep the MCC crown with Dehaven and Sothery contributing strong play for the Trojans.
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Jim Dehaven
Ray Sothery
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Nicely furnished apartment for spring quarter rental
Classified note offers a well furnished apartment for spring quarter with contact number 685-374 after 5 30 p m.
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