Boerman Named Editor In Chief Of The Triangle
Edwin Boerman from LaGrange Illinois is named Editor In Chief and James Krzyzewski from South Bend junior is Associate Editor of the Triangle. Both will begin in the Spring Quarter as Boerman moves up from Assistant and Krzyzewski from reporting staff.
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Edwin Boerman
James Krzyzewski
the Triangle
Boerman
Bob Gleason
Krzyzewski
George Batty
Gleason
The
Triangle
Ed Boerman
Jim Krzyzewski
Publications Committee
Free Modulus for Tri-State students hinges on SSAF payments
The 1969 Modulus is funded by the Student Senate Activities Fee, with free copies for students who paid 3 or more SSAF quarters since 1968. Transfers and graduating seniors can buy the book at partial rates. June graduates qualify for a free Modulus. Distribution occurs during September 1969 registration.
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Student Senate
The
Modulus
Tri-State
SSAF
Hoosier Salon exhibit at Tri-State College
Ten prize winners among 56 paintings from the Hoosier Salon are on display in the John G. Best Hall of Science at Tri-State College. The show opened Friday and runs through Sunday, March 16, with hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and 2 to 5 p.m. weekends. Tours outside hours can be arranged with Ray Condon, chairman of the college Fine Arts Committee. The prize works include His City and High View by James McBride of Fort Wayne, with Fort Wayne artists Louis Bonsib Vivian Hauser and David Hockensmith also represented. South Bend artists Stanley Sessler and Lew Simper are shown. The exhibit is the seventh of 11 sponsored by Tri-State College this year as a community service.
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John G. Best
Tri-State College
Ray Condon
Tri-State College Fine Arts Committee
High View
James McBride
Fort Wayne
Louis Bonsib
Vivian i. Hauser
David Hockensmith
South Bend
Stanley Sessler
Lew Simper
Tri-State ‘College
Transportation Education Symposium Champions Two Year Program
A 120 person audience heard four Cayuga Community College students argue for a two year transportation program over a four year option. The event featured two twenty minute talks per school, a lengthy Q&A, and was sponsored by D.N.A. and the School of Business with support from the Office of Admissions. Speakers Karl Kanoo John Grieder Ken Schmitt and Greg Donnellen presented under faculty advisor Robert Menzies.
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Cayuga Community
Tri-State
Karl Kanoo
John Grieder
Ken Schmmitt
Robert Menzies
Greg Donnellon
D.N.A
School of Business
Office of ‘Admissions
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Kar
Essay Contest by YAF Midwest Chapter at St Louis
The Midwest Regional Chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom in St Louis Missouri sponsors an essay contest for college university and high school students. Thirteen awards will range from 50 to 500 dollars. Details posted at the YAF House and on campus notices soon.
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Midwest
Young Americans For Freedom
St. Louis
Missouri
Yaf House
Tri-State presentation highlights professional attitudes in transportation
Kanoo stresses professional attitudes and the Tri-State program's manager first approach. Donnellon links Liberal Arts to strong spoken and written communication. Schmitt promotes quantitative analysis and casework in General Business. Grieder links each course to transportation value and application. Menzies adds information during Q&A.
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Kanoo
Ken Schmitt
School of Business
John Grieder
Robert Menzies
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Peter Francies
Ronald Gilbert
William Scott
B. E. Sunday
Tri- State
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William San Giacomo
John Nigro
RHO
Psi Tota Xi
Crumpet Society
Marian Allen
Shawn
Clifton. Nilson
Robert Summers
Phyllis Ott
Nilson
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