Debaters First At BSU Tulip Tournament Triumph
Tri State College Debate Team won first place in the non trophy division at Ball State University Tulip Tournament held Saturday April 27. Top finishers included Ball State 3-3 Indiana University Northwest Gary 2-4 with Tri State 4-2 leading. Tri State defeated Indiana University Northwest Gary and lost to Ball State and Taylor.
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Tri-State College
Ball State University
Indiana University Northwest
Gary
Tri-State
Indiana —_— University Northwest
Ball State
Taylor
Indiana University
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph
Terrence Brammall
Roger Haymond
Taylor University
St. Joseph’s College
Bluffton College
Work In Europe Bring Those Dollars Home
Thousands of summer and full time jobs in Europe offered by the American Student Information Service. Wages up to 400 dollars monthly with papers accommodations and handling provided by ASIS. Applications to Dept VII ASIS 22 Ave de la Liberte Luxembourg City Luxembourg with 2 dollars for booklet and postage.
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Europe
The
U.S
ASIS
Dept. VII
Ave
de la Liberte
Luxembourg City
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
High School Art Exhibit Set for Tri State College
Art pupils from DeKalb LaGrange Noble and Steuben counties are invited to participate in the High School Art Exhibit at Tri-State College May 17 18 and 19 Entries must be filed by Monday May 6 Forms have been sent to area art instructors Deliveries for the exhibit are due by 7 p m Tuesday May 14 The show will be in John G Best Hall of Science and feature painting sketches drawings sculpture jewelry wear with works from the Hoosier Art Salon already on display Cont Page 4
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DeKalb
LaGrange
Noble
Steuben
Tri-State College
John G. Best
Hoosier
Big Bird Kite Set To Fly Sunday Afternoon
Four Tri-State College students built a 216 square foot prism kite from rug poles and parachute fabric aiming to be the world’s largest manually launched kite. A test flight reached 1500 feet of cable. organizers seek more rope for the Sunday launch at 2 PM from the athletic complex south of the residence halls.
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Cameron Hall
Tri-State College
Mark Russ
Kenmore
N.Y
Bob Thompson
Tar
Entum
Ray Garr
Bethel Park
Dave Horne
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Angola Furniture
Burglary Uncovered and a TSC Student Shot
Thomas G. McClay a Tri State College student was shot in the back while in bed at Stewart Hall and later released after surgery for a .22 caliber bullet. Raymond Frederick 19 of Chicago admitted firing the weapon taken from Ace Sportsman during a burglary. three T S C students were fined and jailed temporarily.
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Steuben County Republican
Angola City
Steuben Co
Thomas G. McClay
Upper Darby
Stewart Hall
Tri- State College
Cameron Memorial Hospital
McClay
Raymond Frederick
Chicago
Ill
Angola
US 27
Ron Parker
Tri-State College
Robert Marquis
Adrian, Mich
Robert Searscott
van Wert
Raymond Fredrick
State Farm
Parker
Ace Sportsman
Educational Grants To Colleges Aid 368 Developing Institutions
The U S Office of Education announces 222 grants totaling 300 million dollars to 45 states plus Guam Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands under Title IID of the Higher Education Act 1965. Grants fund partnerships strengthening developing colleges with stronger institutions. Programs include curriculum development faculty and student exchange visiting scholars shared facilities and special programs to aid cultural and academic challenges.
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U. S. Office of Education
States
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Higher Education
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