Schedules Mailed To Local Address
Pre enrollment schedules will be mailed this weekend to your local address. Some sections overloaded with first choice requests and new sections added mean many will not receive exactly the schedule they requested. About 100 students requested unavailable courses or conflicting times. Finals are Wednesday to Friday next week. grades will not be available before Monday morning March 18. Registra tion will display them inside the Lower North East entrance of John Best Hall of Science.
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John Best
Sig Ep Cagers Fall in OT to Phi Delts. Bowlers Defeat Acacia
Sigma Phi Epsilon basketball fell in a tight overtime loss to Phi Delts by two points. Craig Stufflet led the bowling squad with a 572 score in a 40 pin win over Acacia. The team aims for stronger scholastic averages as the term advances.
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Sigmp Cagers
Phi Delts
Acacia
Craig Stufflet
White Elephant Sale Sells Items at Tri State College Club
The second annual White Elephant Sale by the Tri State College Student Wives Club will be held March 14 1968 at 8 p.m. in room 618 of the 600 Building on campus. Mickey Shafer and Sue Wyss will auctioneers, donations welcome, with refreshments served. Contact President Elaine Stokes after 5 p.m. at 665-3831 for more information.
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Student Wives Club
Mickey Shafer
Sue Wyss
Cameraa
Elaine Stokes
Purchasing and EDP will reshape buying operations
Mr. Cook reviews the Journal of Purchasing summary of Purchasing and EDP by Kellios and Stempel. He calls the work concise and non technical and argues EDP is an important tool for purchasing managers. Failure to integrate data processing could force an ill suited computer system on purchasing.
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Journal of Purchasing
Cook
AE. Kellios
Joseph Stempel
Alpha Sigma Phi Welcomes New Brothers and Honors Seniors
Alpha Sigma Phi announces twenty two new brothers led by Peter Charles Austin and Daniel William Barden with graduations celebrated at a banquet. New officers are President Henry Walters and Vice President Gary Bertram. Pete Lord aided a three point bowl to keep first place while basketball finished second with a 5 2 record after beating Delta Chi.
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Brothers
Alpha Sigma Phi
Peter Charles Austin
Rochester
N.Y
Daniel William Barden
Ripley
Jeffrey Lynn Beattie
Ind
Timothey Lee Bremer
Lansing
Mich
Lawrence John Garuti
Iselin
N.J
Michael Louis Gentile
Stamford
Henry Walters
Gary Bertram
Phil Kaufman
Bob Dedrick
Pete Lord
Sigs
Tke
Delta Chi
Tau Sigma Eta selects officers for next quarter
Tau Sigma Eta held its final Winter Quarter meeting on February 28. Incoming officers include President Ken Koebel, Treasurer Linden Gray, Secretary Ray Glenn, Assistant Bookstore Manager Don Cross, Senator Mike Powell, Triangle Representative Kevin Kornell.
A.S. C.E. Elects Spring Quarter Officers
AS CE held its Spring Quarter elections with Pres Bill Flaherty V Pres Charles Corbitt Sec Dallas Myers Treas Gale Groh Prog Dir Bob Bartlett Activity Chair Dave Hoops Civilian Editor Dave Hunsinger Triangle Rep Bob Raczky Student Senate Allen Dawley Booster Club Dave Bryant Modulus Rep Larry Rose outgoing officers were presented shingles by Assistant Contact Member David Wolf. A 22 minute film depicted the Golden Gate Bridge construction.
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As.c.e
Bill Flaherty
V. Pres
Charles Corbitt
Sec
Dallas Myers
Treas
Gale Groh
Bob Bartlett
Dave Hoops
Dave Hunsinger
Triangle
Bob Raczky
Student Senate
Allen Dawley
Booster Club
Dave Bryant
Modulus
Larry Rose
David Wolf
The
A.S.C.E
Society
Delta Chi Gratitude for Open House Support
The Delta Chi brothers thank independents who helped make last Thursday’s open house a success. Another open house will be scheduled at the start of next quarter. Final plans are underway to send a representative to Purdue for the Regional Conference.
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Brothers of Delta Chi
Purdue
Kappa Sigma appoints new officers for 1968 quarters
The Kappa Sigma chapter announces its newly elected officers for the Spring and Fall Quarters of 1968. Grand Master Jim Sexton and Grand Procurator Doug McCray lead a slate that includes Grand Master of Ceremonies Bill Van Sickle, Grand Scribe Rich Allen, Grand Treasurer Lynn Kessler, and guards Skip Hoskins and Larry Corless.
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Jim Sexton
Doug McCray
Bill van Sickle
Rich Allen
Lynn Kessler
Skip Hoskins
Larry Corless
Faculty Adds Two
Paleocrassas, a native of Athens Greece, holds the bachelor of science in electrical engineering from the University of Massachusetts and the master of science and doctor of philosophy degrees in nuclear engineering from Iowa State University. He will teach in the Department of Electrical Engineering. He is married.
executives' busywork to impress subordinates observed
Report notes that many executives spend substantial time on tasks to appear busy. The behavior aims to project productivity and leadership presence, potentially shaping team morale and perceived efficiency within organizations.
International Harvester Ad Promises Global Growth
The company touts its status as the world’s largest producer of heavy-duty trucks and a major supplier of farm and construction equipment. It forecasts vast future growth to meet rising global demand and urges graduates to discuss opportunities through college placement offices.
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International Harvester
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Tri-State College
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Kokomo
Indiana
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas E. Russell
Lawrence
Paul Dineen Saal
A.S. C.E
Golden Gate Bridge
Kappa Sigma
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