Triangle Weekly at Tri State College Angola India
Founded in 1933 as Kismet the newspaper later named Triangle resumed publication in 1946 after World War II. Weekly issues circulated from Tri State College Angola India during the college year excluding holidays and exam weeks with offices in the Business Administration Building. Editorial staff includes Lange as Editor in Chief Gary Marvel Business Manager and others. advertising rates list local display national display and classified pricing.
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Kismet
Triangle
Tri-State College
Angola
India
Aniolay Ndinna
Vevecevsieveeds
Solin Byler
Dix
Poten
SOE
Sullivan Feature
William
Linke
Don ‘Jenner
Dean Frick
Weiss Doe Poole
Mike Chermals
Vovager
The Editor Bids Farewell In Symbolic Note
The editor reflects on journalism jargon and the end of a collegiate career, noting the customary symbol -30- to mark story endings as this is his final Triangle issue.
Tuition tax credits could ease college costs for families
Editorial notes high tuition costs and urges backing for the Ribicoff Nominick bill proposing a maximum $325 tuition tax credit. It argues credits would fund scholarships, reduce administrative waste, and expand college choice, urging readers to contact senators in support.
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Congress
Ribicoff-Nominick
Chooge
O. C. Carmichael, Jr
The Door Meter Reveals a Man’s Moral Maze
A man seeking medical care moves through a corridor of doors labeled illness, gender, religion, race, taxation and status. Choosing Protestant, White, Taxpayer, Married, Conservative, he descends to a fatal fall, implying social prejudice and political fatalism.
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Mora - Doora
Student Letters Show Classic Campus Debate Over Beatles
Readers argue over a writer's tone and names in a lively Letters To The Editor. Marshall Sax and Ray Condon defend student labor and critique administration, taxes, and campus facilities, while a humorous pattern of group names is debated for clarity and effect.
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A. Taett
Mri
Cwhhin
Valent
Beatles
Lewis
Hitler
Germany
Stalin
Russia
Marshall
Allen’Sax
Fingice
Tax Foundation
College” Library
Douglas
Illinois
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Ian
Robert I Cook
Schock of
Busines
TSC
Pelittes
Co exist and judge nations by their actions
The speaker argues for evaluating people and countries individually rather than by labels. It advocates understanding each democracy and contrasting it with communism, while cautioning against broad labels and advocating dialogue to learn each nation’s needs and aims for a free, unified world.
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