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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1968
Page
2
The Ju-State Triangle began as Kismet in October 1933 and changed to Triangle in 1946 after World War II. It is published weekly at Ki-State College Angola Indiana on Fridays during the school year excluding holidays and exam weeks.
Vice President Humphrey told the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness and Sports that half of American adults are overweight and half of college students fail fitness standards. He proposes keeping school facilities open all summer to provide affordable, ample activity and avoid building new facilities.
The Tri State Triangle begins offset printing for the 1967-68 school year. The change brings a brighter paper with color and clearer pictures on campus. The staff faces a heavier workload but hopes more students volunteer. John Anthony thanks adviser Mr Nyikos and notes late nights keeping Friday issues on campus.
Taxpayers may file for a June extension if illness delays filing and interest at six percent yearly applies to taxes unpaid by the deadline even with an extension. You can file Form 1040-X to correct overstatements and receive a separate refund.
Senator Birch Bayh expressed a 50-50 chance the Senate will approve a proposed constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 this year. He noted the two thirds in both houses and three fourths of states needed. while hopeful, he warned the task remains difficult and could take three to four years. Bayh argued 18 to 20 year olds deserve the franchise given maturity, service, and education levels. He described young adults as civically engaged and part of broader public service efforts.
Letter from Eugene J. McCarthy thanks campus readers for Choice 68 votes and notes student participation on about 1200 campuses. He cites student views on Vietnam policy, with 55.4 percent favoring less action and 29.1 percent for withdrawal, others backing reduced bombing and temporary suspension.
Summer schedules mostly processed with few changes. Some students must adjust with advisors on June 17 or during drop add. Advanced Composition and EES section two dropped. a third section of Effective Speaking at 12:00 added. Fall requests delayed by over one hundred errors causing course conflicts. Pre enrollment mailings may resume late June to affected students.
A reflective line argues that evil follows money and that leadership should steer firmly toward right over wrong, framing ethical governance as crucial to financial outcomes.
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