Triangle predecessor of Tri State College newspaper renamed in 1946
The Angola Indiana weekly from Tri State College shows the 1933 founding as Founded in October 1933 os with a name change to Triangle in 1946 after publication resumed post World War II. It lists editors, staff, and advertising rates, noting publication Fridays during the college year excluding holidays and exams.
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Kismet
Triangle
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
June and August Grads Pledge Drive at Tri-State College
The 1966 June and August graduating class asks all members to pledge any amount as part of a 100 percent participation goal. A Pledge Committee will approach students through term end to request support, with those contributing to be listed in next week's Triangle.
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Tri-State College
Pledge Committee
Frank Sperduto
Ron Baldassari
Don Henke
Doug Reitinger
TSC
Mr. X
Mr. Y
Yo-Yo
Alaska
Yukon
Rekimo
Letters To The Editor Responds To Inquisition On Women
A reader letter dissects the weekly inquisition on women possessing traits of strength and virility, railing against female independence and citing quotes from Holmes, Wood, Kipling, Voltaire, Shakespeare, and Farquhar. It lists masculine traits seen as usurped and laments modern dress, smoking, language, and independence. The piece concludes with a male voter’s nostalgia for past days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros
W. Holmes
Theodore Clark
Wood
George _Lyttelton
Un-American editorial on Soviet censorship and free speech
A guest editorial criticizes Western naivete toward the Cold War and Soviet censorship after the Sinyavsky and Daniel trials. It draws parallels with South Africa and U.S. censorship cases, arguing free speech must be defended regardless of location and condemns government meddling in art.
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DeGaulle
Nehru
Soviet Union
Andrei
Sinyavsky
Yuri
Daniel
U.S.S.R
United States
Boston
Kosygin
Greenwich
Conn
Republic of South Africa
United Nations
Helen Joseph
Fied
Alan Paton
Alan Ginzburg
Philadelphia
Ginzburg
Sinyavaky
A. Pergon
Soviet ‘Union
Question plague in classrooms prompts clever student types
In a humorous critique of classroom behavior, the author categorizes four types of questioners who derail lessons. The piece cites examples from different subjects to illustrate how inquiries range from off topic to overly subdivided, describing the impact on instructors and learning.
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Adie
Paul
Burns Business
Wes Apite
Gary Marvel
Curt Barnett
Chester’ ‘Bieloski
Ae Ae
Joe Sullivan
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William Linke
Don
Jenner
Dean
Frick
Getecerdaeendes
Picciang
Cee Ekeecueuie
Mike
Chermak
Brian
Smith
Ange
Marcone
Bob
Sandi
Williams
Ae Marshall
Sax
Heintzelman
Bill Strauss
Inquisition
Kipling
Voltaire
Shakespeares
Farquhar
Yesteryear
William “Myers
American Institute of
Bledsoes
A.I.D.D
Shea. Foxe's
Papude and
Chichie
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