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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
2
Essay argues cheating arises from unpreparedness and panic. It weighs two outcomes: getting caught risks expulsion and lost knowledge, while the noble path of honesty is harder but preserves integrity and value of learning. Final note warns that those who cheat risk their honor as finals approach.
A reader editorial critiques Tri State College for lax car privileges and widespread on campus speeding by students. It notes many commuters bring cars, high plans for vehicle use, and a local race scene on College and Park Streets. The piece urges sober driving to prevent accidents and leave a better impression.
Tri-State Triangle published weekly by Tri-State College students runs Thursdays during term. Indiana Collegiate Press Association member. Steuben Printing Co Angola Indiana prints the paper. Rates listed. staff includes Erich A Stapelfeldt as editor in chief and Neal J Lang as associate editor with David Moon as business manager.
In a letter by J. Ri. Steinhoff, writers urge the college administration to stop compelling seniors to pay for graduation dues and prom items. They argue that once academic requirements and honor points are met, graduates deserve their diplomas without harassment. Personal reasons for declining prom tickets or invitations should be respected, as seen at smaller colleges where sales are individual.
Three Sigma Phi Delta men married in recent ceremonies. Bob Ford married Cheryl Hanlin of Zanesville Ohio. Chris Middlebrough wed Pam Covert of Rochester New York. Larry Wilcox joined Jeannette Schaeffer of Fremont Indiana in marriage.
The Weekly Inquisition collects reader views on the Civil Rights Bill. Dave Williams says it is a big step for the American government and supports the bill, while Gaylord Kollars notes it could fix many current problems though he has not read it fully. Jerry Kline cites the bill as “some-” with India’s Kirit Patel remarking that the issue is a problem.
The Campus Civil Engineering Society of Tri-State College will hold its last meeting of the quarter on Monday May 25 at 7 00 pm Dr Hauck will speak on Development of the Civil Engineer Changes in the Civil Engineering curriculum will be explained and their effect on study plans for individual students discussed All Civil Engineering students are urged to attend.
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