Dr Bateman Resigns Under CIA Pressure Over Imps’ Freedom
Dr Richard Bateman chair of B A R F resigns under CIA pressure over stance on freedom for imps from captivity in bottles. He cited doubt the CLA can wield power and warned a sit in would not help, noting C LA Headquarters guarded and likely sway public opinion.
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Cafeteria Shift to Schuler's After Hunger Walk Protest
After a two week hunger demonstration in Flatt Hall, school officials announce meals in all cafeterias will be catered exclusively by Schuler's of Marshall Michigan. Schuler's rated No 1 in the nation by Duncan Hines. A style banquet features roast duck suckling pig pheasant and other dishes.
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1500 Girls Register for Fall Term at T. S. C.
Dr. Radcliffe announced from his spring office on the Beach at Ft. Lauderdale that 1,500 female students have registered for fall term 1967. The girls will continue to be noted on page 3, column 7.
Tri State Eyes Merger With Patricia Stevens Fort Wayne
Dr. Scott announced in an interview that Tri State is considering a possible merger with Patricia Stevens Finishing School of Fort Wayne. Details appear on page 4 column 1.
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McElhiney Elected Teamsters President
In a Teamster general election, Dr. Paul McElhiney was elected President of local number 6329 B.
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Paul McElhiney
Flying Suckers Sighted Over Honeyburg in Curious Incident
The Air Force was asked to investigate sightings of Flying Suckers over Licky Lop Sticky Stick and Sic orish Company in Honeyburg Pennsylvania. A company spokesman described Westward arrival in a flaming fury like a giant Sucker at extreme speed with a sticky goo trail attracting ants worldwide. The firm plans to unveil a product called Ant- Lops.
Student Wives Merge With Local WCTU Chapter
The SWA announces plans to merge with the Angola chapter of WCTU. President Mrs. More than Gorgeous says the school owes an undetermined amount. The Wrecktangle staff apologizes for offensive comments context.
Joe Semuck Wins ASCA’s Highest Award for Apathy
Joe Semuck of Stuart Hall received Tri-State’s top honor from Amalgamated Students for College Apathy. The award recognizes extreme lack of interest in campus activities and leadership roles. He is noted for unconventional dress and controversial remarks during a summer job interview.
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Editor Dies In Milk Flood Accident In Campus Lot
An editor from the Wrecktangle perished after falling into a milk flooded puddle in the northeast student parking area this afternoon. Authorities report flooding caused by local foods group, with coverage continued on page 4.
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Dr. Lansford Ordered to Sanitarium for Observation
Psychology professor Dr. Lansford of Texas Southern College is sent to the Freud Fix-it Factory in Funny Farm Florida for four months of extensive observations. Cont page 4.
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Tri State to Receive Most Active Campus Award
Tri State will receive the Most Active Campus of the Year award at formal celebrations to be held in April at the Dutton Percussion concert venue.
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MacNamara Scholarship Available to All TSC Students
Robert MacNamara announces an unlimited scholarship for all TSC students. He states the program supports those who are worthy of serving as highly trained individuals at the University of South Viet Nam.
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Arbor Day Celebration Observed With Varying Dates
Arbor Day events noted across states show celebration mainly in April or May. The most common timing is last Friday in April, though some areas lack suitable Arbor resources to hold a celebration.
Tri-State Faculty Member Takes First Solo Flight
Richard Ruelink attempted his first solo flight on March 27. Rescue teams hope to locate him soon after contact with him could not be secured. T-Birds President Louis Leet praised the effort and said flying would resume once a new plane is obtained.
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