Locke wins Bateman Award for Tri-State journalism
Mishawaka Indiana senior Don Locke received the Richard M Bateman Award at Tri-State College for outstanding campus journalism His work on the Modulus and Triangle earned praise from faculty adviser Ronald Gilbert Locke thanked his staff for the achievement noting his four years on the student publications He held roles including Associate Editor and Co editor
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Mishawaka
Indiana
Richard M. Bateman
Town House
Tri-State College
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Triangle
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Tri-State
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Modulus
Modulus Names Werner Editor and Kling Associate Editor
Werner, a 20 year old junior from LaPorte Indiana, will serve as Editor of the 1970 Modulus with Linda Kling, an 18 year old freshman from Quincy Michigan, as Associate Editor. They replace Pete Francies and Don Locke as the 1969 Modulus concludes this month.
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al Werner
Linda Kling
Student Publications Board
Werner
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Pete Francies
Don Locke
Tri-State
LaPorte
Indiana
LaPorte High School
Schussmeisters
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Deutsch E. Hronverein
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Alpha Phi Gamma
Quincy
Michigan
Modulus
Women's Dorm
Tri-State professor joins NASA lunar Lumar System study
Dr. George F. Hauck chairs Tri-State College Civil Engineering and leads 19 educators in a June 9 start in Houston for 11 weeks to help design an intermediate sized Lumar System. Work guided by NASA Manned Spacecraft Center aims to enable low cost flexible moon missions including surface vehicles and shelters. The project targets mid 1973 readiness and mid 1970s lunar science support.
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Department of Civil Engineering
Tri-State College
Lumar
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
Houston
Texas
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NASA
Tri- State
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Oil painter Alice Gerard exhibition at Tri-State College
The 11th annual Tri-State Community Fine Arts show features 40 oil paintings by Alice Gerard of Warsaw opening Friday May 16 in John G Best Hall Science. A meet the artist reception runs 2 to 5 p m Sunday May 18 with Tri-State College Women's Club members hosting. The exhibit runs through May 25 with weekday hours 8 a m to 4 p m and weekend hours 2 to 5 p m. Gerard, noted for still life landscapes and river scenes, has shown often in Indiana and Florida and studied at Fort Wayne Art School and Miami Art School. More than 700 students and families toured Tri-State College Day, meeting faculty and staff during tours and open houses.
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Tri-State Community Fine
Alice Gerard
Warsaw
John G. Best
Tri-State College
Frederick J. Bogardus
Tri-State College Women’s Club
Gerard
Tippecanoe River
Carolinas
Puerto Rico
Florida
Guatemala
Indiana
Richard M. Bateman
Tri- State College
the Christian Church
Stewart Hall
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