Rise of Jazz Singers and Icons Through Decades
The article traces early jazz vocalists led by Bessie Smith and Ella Fitzgerald, notes Armstrong Bechet and other legends, and recounts the genre’s evolution from ragtime to blues fusion. It covers recording milestones, shifts in trends through the 1940s and 1950s, and the life of working jazz musicians including pay and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Smith
Bessie
England
United States
Ella Fitzgerald
Ella
Dexter
Woody Herman
Art Tatum
Count Basie
Benny Goodman
Duke Ellington
Revision of the Draft System and Lottery Proposals
An analysis argues for a centralized lottery to ensure fairness in selecting draftees while preserving local boards for classification duties. It considers postponing student obligations, central committee oversight by the Department of Defense, and maintaining education paths until graduation. An appealed aim is instant manpower with minimal bias.
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Department of Defense
Central Committee
A Summer In Europe
Summer vacation offers a frugal route to Europe with options like charter student ships and youth hotels as cheap lodging. A package trip from Tri-State costs about $695 per person, with details available from Professor Lansford in the administration building.
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Europe
Tri-State
Lansford
A Little Thing About A Big Change At McDonald’s
A columnist laments rising prices from 15 to 18 cents for McDonald’s hamburgers and links the shift to broader economic and political turmoil. The piece reflects on inflation, foreign policy costs, and the sense that small price changes signal larger shifts in American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald’s
Washington
Trianglé Origins at Tri-State College Angola Indiana
The publication began October 1983 as Kismet, renamed Trianglé in 1946 after World War II, issued weekly at Tri-State College in Angola Indiana on Fridays during the regular academic year. It was entered as second class matter at the Angola Post Office with offices in the Business Administration Annex and a listed telephone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kismet
Trianglé
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Business Administration
Tristate College Angolan Incident Noted in Fragments
Partial OCR text from Angolan area college report hints at students Beenes and Reeen with unclear roles. The fragmentary lines provide little context about event type, dates, or outcomes.
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Louis Armstrong
Chicago
Sidney Bechet
Buddy Bolden
Eubie
Dave Brubeck
Thelonious Monk
Gene Krupa
Glen Miller
Lionel Hampton
Goodman Band
Stan Kenton
Louis, Armstrong
Nice
Miles Davis
Dizzy Gilespe
Scandinavia
Metropolitan
Gerry Mulligan
Brubeck
Institute of Jazz Studies
Cannonball
Aderly
Hugh Heffner
Playboy
American Federation of Musicians
By Bob Iewegen
Kith and Kin
Hamburger
Boston
Vietnam
Daniel. Lyons
S.J
Public Educational Service By
Sigma Phi Delta
Tristate College
Angola, Indiana
Lam Linke
Don Lockerry
Lathrop
Bill Holloway
James Cooper
P. Prohaska
Mole
Dennis Hardiman
Jim Sexton
Bill Conley
Lynn Kessler
Gary Podbielski
Dean Fox
Professor Michael Nyikos
Agate ‘Ithe
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