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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
2
Editorial urges Tri State students to study meditate in silence in the library. It rebukes loud talking and urges cooperation, soft shoes, and whispering when inside to restore a quiet place for learning. It insists students are there to learn and promises spring outside for conversation.
An oddity on campus Greek Week had mixed success but showed promise for next year. Small campus energy and ingenuity powered student booths and student organizers. R D C commends fraternities for pioneering the annual event and wishes them continued progress.
International Harvester in Fort Wayne Indiana lists placement interviews scheduled for May Fourteen. The notice mentions A E and E E power M E and doctors and Ds as participating representatives.
Published every Thursday by Tri-State College students during the school year except holidays and exams. Member of the Indiana Collegiate Press Association. Printed by Steuben Printing Co., Angola, Indiana. Subscription rate three dollars per year. Advertising rate eight cents per agate line.
Dear Editor expresses frustration over spring lawn cutting during class hours and suggests scheduling maintenance to avoid student distraction. Writer Joachim urges administration action to protect study time and minimize financial loss from wasted minutes.
Dr Sporn of American Electric Power addressed Tri-State College students and Angola area citizens in the spring convocation on April 29. He cited responsibility to profession society country species and world as core components of engineering. He described engineers uniting resources tools energy and labor to achieve objectives at a given cost in a given time, upholding the principle of excellence.
The piece discusses George Orwell's Newspeak and the idea that political language corrupts thought today. It contrasts Liberal and Conservative labels evolution, notes democracy versus republic, and warns that American power is limited by the Constitution. Continued on page 6.
Phi Kappa Theta hosts its Spring Quarter party with honored guests Kappa Sigma Kappa brother Mr. Bob Heintzelman faculty adviser and Hugh Austin acting as chaperones. Entertainment features Swinging Concotion from South Bend performed by The Beatles.
A marble game provoked a spectator to call out a boy who swore, asking what moral path youngsters take when anger flares. Edward answered with wit, saying swearing lads become golfers in desertion of the bench.
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