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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
3
A Tri-State College opinion piece argues that allowing unlimited class cuts would relieve the burden on minority students who participate in activities such as Tri-Angle and Modulus. It contends only those attending for class would miss fewer tests but could keep grades by homework and tests, boosting participation in publications and fraternity work.
The campus laments weak support for Tri State intercollegiate teams over the last four years. Predominant excuses cite students who study constantly and miss classes for weekends, while a “suit case student” skips Friday to Monday, reducing attendance at games.
The fragment lists publication cadence and staff roles for a Tri-State College weekly in Angola Indiana. It includes publication schedule during the regular academic year with holidays and exams, plus postal handling, office locations, and key staff titles such as Associate Editor John Klosowski, Business Manager Skip Bryan, and Advertising Manager.
A Tri-State College reader criticizes a northeast campus billboard as a cheap visual. another letter laments the student newspaper’s lack of front page Carnival coverage and calls for more news from the student body, plus humorous anecdotes about department humor and staff.
We the undersigned offer a suggestion to sell bricks from buildings slated for demolition to alumni students and other interested persons. A fair price would be a dollar a brick for mementos paperweights or a barbecue pit. This could help raise revenue and promote our Growth Program. Dave Little Samuel Thompson Jim Fraze
A student essay reflects on two national disasters: a snow blizzard closing Tri-State College and Malcolm X’s assassination. It contrasts fear and hate with constitutional rights and Melting Pot ideals, invoking Voltaire and calls for free expression despite race or creed.
Student essay argues success comes from belief and hard work. It cites Henry Ford’s long effort before creating self powered buggy and a later multi million dollar business. Encourages applying the same effort at school for future rewards despite difficulty.
A letter questions new student housing regulations and dean oversight arguing they threaten student independence. It cites fire risks in suggested apartments, calls for deeper discussion, questions quasi parental control, and requests a clear admin explanation of the aims behind housing policy.
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