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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
4
On Tuesday night March 1 a snowball fight erupt ed in front of the dorms. About 75 men from Atwood and Cameron Halls surrounded Alwood Hall as windows were broken. Mothers and RAs from Alwood halted the event by breaking up the skirmish.
The Motor Transport Society held its fifth quarterly meeting on Monday with guest speaker Mr. C. O Nealy from North American Van Lines. He spoke on reciprocity and shared experiences in the field. The group plans a spring trip with NDTA on May 4, visiting the Port of Toledo and Roadway Express. Officers were elected for the Spring Quarter, including John Tuttle as president and Doug Marshall as 1st vice president. Members are urged to note March 8 and May 4 on their calendars.
The Angola Area Chamber of Commerce held a meeting to elect a new President, Vice President, and seven of the eleven directors. Names of those elected will be released at the next meeting scheduled for the first week of March. An informal question and answer period followed the election.
The February 24 meeting in the college library summarized by student chapter representatives to the LE.S.C. student council and booster club. A speaker from the Indiana Highway Department could not reach Angola due to heavy snows in Indianapolis, with plans to reschedule in the spring quarter. A film on Foundation Exploration for Table Rock Dam in Arkansas was shown. The chapter thanked supporters and noted ARBA National recognition of the T.S.C. chapter as the largest in the USA.
M.E.'s announce a banquet to be held at 7:00 p.m. on March 11 at Silver Springs. Sponsored by A.S.M.E., A.E., and the M.E.S., attendees are asked to bring two dollars and seventy-five cents for the event. The gathering will feature casual dress.
All student wives and families are invited to a family night at Calvary Lutheran Church this Friday March 5. The event was postponed due to severe snow. Guest speaker Mrs Paul B Greiser will discuss home management hospitality attire and gracious hosting and will demonstrate simple refreshments. The program begins at eight and includes a frozen dessert at the close.
Two departments, Civil and Electrical Engineering, designate preregistration times for students to meet with advisors to obtain early registration for next quarter. The plan speeds up the registration process and helps students plan courses, reflecting department concern for future professionals.
Last week at Tri-State College the cafe faced isolation with food shortages yet kept service by Dick Anderson. To lift spirits a college combo Dad and the Rogues performed amps and drums Thursday afternoon, offering a lively but brief show during a hectic meal period for students braving the cold and snow.
The Junior and Senior investment clubs met February 24 1965 with vice chair Phil Kelly presiding. They discussed financial positions and decided to wait until the March 10 1965 meeting at 4 00 pm in room 210. Four reports will be given and the club balance of 124 28 will be spent.
Incoming freshmen face doubts about college life at Tri State as they adjust to study, social life, and independence. The new environment brings questions about fitting in and future plans, while they meet peers and begin diligent routines before settling into a constructive college experience.
The last LS.A. meeting on February 15 featured slides from Lima Peru by Carlos Christen and Caracas Venezuela by George Herschdorfer. The group invites interested teams to contact Shah Munjee to display skills. Saturday matches begin in spring. informal Spanish lessons planned led by Mario Fabiano with the first LS.A. Spring Quarter meeting on March 29.
John T. Tuttle submitted a paper titled Commuter Railroads Abandon or Improve. A committee headed by Assistant Professor J. R. Donahue and Associate Professor Lt. Hilton will judge entries for $500, $300, and $200 prizes. Winners will be notified by May first and honored at the nearest NDTA Chapter or the contestant’s college before year’s end.
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