Convocation announced by Student Senate President Leiby
On Tuesday May 29 at 3 00 p m a student convocation will be held on the lawn in front of the Administration Building If rain occurs the event moves to Best Hall 229 The program includes a review of Student Senate affairs and comments on the past year followed by student input on fund use for next year and a discussion on revising the school calendar President Leiby urges unity and resolve to show care to the administration and faculty
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Student Senate
Bob Leiby
Best Hall
Leiby
Beisecker Wins Speech Contest At Forensic Society
Beisecker from Holland now a U S citizen won the second Forensic Society Persuasive Speaking contest with the speech The Generation Gap. Mohammed Hasnani from Pakistan placed second on Education for Changing Times, Alan Finkebeiner third on OSHA, and Hashem Anwari fourth on Travel to Afghanistan.
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Mohammed Hasnani
Pakistan
Alan Finkebeiner
New York State
Hashem: Anwari
Afghanistan
Who
Showalter Coauthors Papers in Scientific Instrument Review
Professor Alan B Showalter of the Department of Electrical Engineering co authored a paper in The Review of Scientific Instruments published April 1973 titled A High Resolution Dynamic Technique of Thermoelectric Power Measurements. He was notified by the American Physical Society that two additional papers he co authored were accepted for presentation at the society annual meeting in East Lansing Michigan this summer. The papers are Thermoelectric power and resistivity of Cu rich CuNi alloys and Thermopower of Dilute Fe in CuNi Alloys. Showalter will present the first paper.
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Alan’b. Showalter
Department of Electrical Engineering
Review of Scientific Instruments
American .Physical, Society
Society
Lansing
Michigan
Showalter
Final Triangle issue of the year to close student groups
Next week the Triangle will publish the last issue of the year. Students are urged to finish all tasks and tie up loose ends for their organizations and social groups in this edition.
Production class tours Coachman Industries plant in Indiana
King's Production Management Class visited the Coachman Industries plant in Middleberry Indiana for a field trip. The tour covered assembly lines and labor practices with about 200 trailers produced weekly. The visit ended with a briefing by the Personnel Manager and VP Administration on operations and industry challenges followed by a Q and A session.
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King
Middleberry
Indiana
V.p.of
Coachman
Coachman Industries
New Tri-State Singers Plan Future On Campus
The New Tri-State Singers formed after a Purdue Glee Club performance spurred activity. Twelve students met January 9 with Mrs. Nichols and Ross Johnson, adding Susan Engelberth as accompanist. The group grew to 18 to 20 singers, rehearses weekly, performed at Open House, May Day, and Kiwanis events, and plans for next fall include recruiting and building a music library while serving the campus and community.
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Tri-State Singers
Tri-State
Purdue Glee Club
Nichols
TSC. Glee Club
Bateman
Aero Auditorium
Ross Johnson
Pierceton
Indiana
TSC
Frances
Elliott ‘Clark Music Club
Angola Kiwanis Club
Tri- State College
TSEC
Seniors Petition Window Opens for Class Office Seats
December to March seniors may sign petitions to run for class offices requiring ten signatures. Each senior may sign one petition per office and must submit to Dr Scotts by 4 00 p m Friday May 25 1973. Petitions are available from Charles Ralston Mark Garrison or Paul Stevens Delta Chi house reach Mark or Paul at 665-2365. Elections will be held the following Wednesday.
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Charles Ralston
Mark Garrison
Paul Stevens
Delta Chi Fraternity
Mark
Paul
Scotts
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Beisecker
Forensic Society
Jim Pepsi
Burney
Orlosky
Carol
Ulo
Doug
Lieechty
Mark Hansbarger
Prof. Showalter
The
Coachman Company
John Wieltsie
Rick Carlson
Charlie ‘Ralston
Dave Carey
Greg Davis
Doug Zuber
Jerry Hoffmeister
Stan’ Davis
Paul Vierling
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