Tri-State Quarterly Review Narrates County’s Turmoil and Triumphs
The Eight Week look at Tri-State details student shocks at faculty deaths including Professor Howard Hoolihan and notable campus events. Visual aids from 3M, revised testing frequency, a demolished Ole-White House, the Sigma Epsilon Variety Show, a new EXPOSED column, and 68 fraternity pledges. New trustees named Robert Crown, Joe Brand posts high grades, Road Builders form, and campus debates on parking. Missing Wrecktangle, Winter Carnival Queen Sonja Campbell, and Engineering Week discussed amid student government elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
HebreChers
Howard
Hoolihan
S. Dixit
Valli L. Gupta
William E. West
Ole-White House
Sigma Epsilon
Indiana
Robert’ Crown
Joe
Brand
Builders ‘Association
Stan
Tech
Sonja Campbell
Panama
T. J. Minter
TrisState
Zelch
EAS
Motivational warning on national security and unrest
A speaker laments the nation’s losses and dangers abroad and at home. The text asserts setbacks in Vietnam, Cuba, Panama, Congo and Berlin, and accuses adversaries while condemning attacks on churches and schools and anti-government unrest. It frames protection forces as necessary against internal rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of the Free
Viet Nam
Cuba
Panama
Congo
Berlin
Russia
Tri State College Student News Beginnings and Staff
A 1946 founded weekly published by Tri State College students in Angola Indiana lists staff roles and editors including Editor in Chief Erich Stapelfeldt and News Editor Bill Malian. The issue notes association with Indigena Collegiate Press, printing by Steuben Printing Co and varied positions from photography to advertising. Rates show three dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State ‘College
Indigena Collegiate Press Association
Steuben Printing Co
Angola
Indiana
Erich Stapelfeldt
Baker
Neal Langley
Gary
Schubert
Bee Whee Bill Strauss
Bill
Ok Va
Ren
Cave Organization
John Klosowski
Aps
Caney John ‘Reccoforte
Ke Vlans Lange
Aare Ey Acis Ears
Rick
Rachel
Krawiec
Palmer
Giavielie
Steve
Meterazzi
Luke Cappiello
Skip ‘Bryan
Dave Moon
David
Wallace
Jack
O’brien
Bill Yorkey
Pin Bash
What Is An Engineer Zenobia Frank M
An analysis of engineering as a powerful driver of modern history. It traces from Leonardo da Vinci to missile programs, defining the engineer as a practical problem solver focused on efficient, economical outcomes. It notes the engineer’s role in turning ideas into productive equipment and shaping mankind’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer
Frank. M
Zenobia
Leonardo de 'Vitci
New -York City
Call to defend liberty against statism and the welfare state
A speaker urges future American leaders to engage in politics economics and political philosophy to safeguard individual rights. Citing Justice Sutherland the text insists government expansion erodes freedom and urges action by letters discussion and persuasion to counter bureaucratic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Radio Programs Saturday March 7 on WIVB and WOWO
On Saturday March 7 at 10 15 am WIVB AM and WANG FM Coldwater Michigan present Problems of Your Income Tax with Prof Ronald Py fahl EPA. At 11 16 am Tips on Spring Home Decorating with Mrs Marie Sharrow. At 7 30 pm WOWO Fort Wayne Indiana features Some Characteristics of Modern Art with Mrs Marje Sharrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivb-Am
Wang-Fm
Coldwater
Michigan
Ronald Py Fahl
EPA
Marie Sharrow
Wowo
Fort . Wayne
Indiana
Marje Sharrow
The Wrecktangle Satirical Campus Weekly Debate
The Weekly Inquisition surveys campus opinion on The Wrecktangle. Max Wolfe notes facts not well known to students. Jim Thompson criticizes haters. Bill Yerkey praises satirical humor. Jim Smith enjoys it. Sleepy Maranchie sees student voice value. Ron Cave calls satire a weapon against stagnation. Al Ludwig commends writing and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Wolfe
Jim’ 'Thompson
Bill’ Yerkey
T.S.C
Jim. Smith
Maranchie
Ron Cave
al Ludwig
Campus Organs M T S Plans Field Trip and Club Activities
The M T S announces a spring quarter field trip to Clark Equipment Co in Michigan City Michigan and a Friday banquet at Eaton Springs Trout Club. IEEE repairs used TV sets in its new lab and will tour Falstaff brewery in Fort Wayne March 6. Rexheare spoke on Rate Bureau Procedures. Paul Patterson named Vice Chairman Jim Balcom Treasurer. Larry Young received an attendance award. Glee Club closed winter quarter with Camden Frontier High School concert. Allwood Hall social season ended with a Baltic Hall themed dance.
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The
M.T.S
Clark Equipment Co
Michigan City
Michigan
Rexheare
Rate Bureau
Eaton Springs
IEEE
T.V
Society
Falstaff Brewery
Fort Wayne
Paul Patterson
Jim Balcom
Larry
Young
Fraternity Honors and IFC Officer Installations
The Tri-State college cheerleaders earned praise for spirit and teamwork led by Jim Gurski Willie McCorkle Mitch Rhoads and Jack OBrien. A pinning at the Alpha Sig House paired Kenny Opp with Kay Hosek of Mlivet College. New IFC officers are Mike Brennan Jack Dean and Willie McCorkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State College
Jim Gurski
Willie McCorkle
PRT
Mitch Rhoads
KSK
Jack O'Brien
Alpha Sig
Kenny ’ Opp
Kay Hosek
Mlivet College
Mich
Beta
Sig
IFC
Mike ‘Brennan -Agu
Prez
Jack Dean
PKT Treas
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Katthiy Caswell
Ecaecelices
Bob Heintaelman
Eco Bianchi
Bud Fisher
Dick Naze
Paul Burns
James Guiski
Dave Foggy
Val. Sehneider
Bill Tomson
Barry Bibza
Trlstate College
By David
Myles “Wallace
Justice Sutherland
Jax ‘Music Center
Glee Clab
Camden Frontier
Alnwood, Hall
Hoffa
Volkswagen
Svinroof
Fremont
Clark
Cece Tta
Tomatte
Fort W
Office Memorial Coliseum
Ind
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