Tri-State College Gazette History and Staff Note
Founded October 1933 at Kismet later renamed Triangle in 1946. Published weekly at Tri State College Angola Indiana on Thursdays during the regular college year. Post office class matter at Angola Indiana. Editorial, circulation, and business offices in the School of Business Administration Building room 202. Editor in Chief Neal J Lang.
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Mud Fields to Dust Bowls at Tri-State College
Spring brings parking woes as students form car pools to spare muddy lots. Administrators note growth but urge grading and gravel for better guest access. Aiming for smoother exits, the campus could host car washes and use breaks for lot improvements.
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Student elections reflect lack of campus involvement at TSC
The article laments scarce student candidates for campus offices at TSC, noting unopposed positions and minimal campaigning. It argues that qualified leaders exist but fail to run due to apathy and insufficient student cooperation, urging self-reliance and action by students to improve governance and participation.
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Dear Editor Letter on Campus Parking Proposal
A reader urges the administration to add or temporary parking on the vacant west campus lot opposite Cameron Hall to ease current parking burdens. The letter argues TLC expansion will require more spaces and urges action sooner.
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Typing course urged for Tri State College curriculum
A reader argues typing proficiency is essential for business and engineering students. The letter contends Tri State College should offer a one hour typing course, possibly with rental or secondhand typewriters, to benefit students despite cost concerns.
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Campus littering and slope cleanup urged by students
A letter to the editor appeals for campus pride and cleaner grounds. It urges faculty to place waste containers and administration to fund repairs along a muddy southern hillside and sightly slopes near the library to improve Tri-State visitors’ impression.
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Attention Dorm Pranks Risk More Than Fun
Dorm life cautionary piece urges students to stop pranks that disrupt others and risk social probation or expulsion. It emphasizes accountability, peer pressure to set a better example, and weighs the consequences of fireworks or fires in dorms.
What If Student Life Questions and Changes at TSC
A reader’s letter discusses student lines for meals and waivers, exam elimination, tuition trends, and a football team at TSC. It questions pre registration, dorm mail access, and corruption. It notes yearbook mandates, scholarship patterns, and student shop advertising in Tri Angle.
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Registration Is As Simple As You Make It
Students should review upcoming courses for next quarter. Identify prerequisites for each course and plan a schedule for all planned classes. On registration day, this prep helps secure preferred classes and times and save money by avoiding unneeded courses.
Angola Area Chamber Holds First Meeting Under New President
The Angola Area Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting under newly elected president Harry Johnson at Hall's restaurant with ten board members and one regular member attending. Committees were named with Dick Adams heading the resort committee and Mrs. John Williamson leading the retail committee. Wendell Jacob, VP, took charge of the budget committee, Don Sell mayor of Angola leads the industrial development committee, and Paul Baier of General Telephone heads the membership committee. Next meeting date to be announced.
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