Tri-State College publication details 1946 editorship
The Tri-State College newspaper in Angola Indiana resumes weekly publication after World War II. It lists editors Neal J. Lang as editor in chief and Bill Strauss as associate editor, with Bob Lewis as business manager and staff in advertising and circulation. Contact details include the Business Administration Building room 202 and phone numbers 665-3141 and Wxt. 817.
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Kisinet
Trianglé
Tri-State
College
Angola
Indiana
Ayeu
School
Business Administration
Ideas On Liberty and Economic Fairness
The excerpt argues multiple economic systems fail to meet all expectations while praising private ownership and individual initiative. It notes persistent inequality despite progress, and suggests improving conditions with philosophy, referencing William Feather and 1964 magazine. It discusses socialism, single tax, communism, birth control, prohibition, cooperation, and The Golden Rule as ideas tried elsewhere.
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William Feather
Accounting Ilab Is Harder Than Fluid Mechanics
An engineer notes that accounting lab work proves more challenging than fluid mechanics tasks, highlighting the comparative difficulty in the two technical disciplines.
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Rey
Oklahoma Daily warns on Dexedrine use by students
Oklahoma Daily reports that many University of Oklahoma students misuse Dexedrine to stay awake. The infirmary notes severe reactions, including a graduate student finishing a three hour exam after one line of a blue book. A violent incident involved a student who punched a dorm window after taking the drug.
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Oklahoma
University
The
Oklahoma Daily
Norman
National ‘Magazine
Motorcycles A Nuisance On Minnesota Campus
The Minnesota Daily urges restricting motorcycles on campus due to noise. They argue mufflers are needed and compare to loud trucks roaming campus, interfering with classes and campus events. Enforce existing city noise ordinances to curb disturbances.
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University of ‘Minnesota
Minnesota
Remarked thanks after a relaxing entertainment event
A brief note from Mr and Mrs Michael Robinson thanks attendees for a wonderful time. They express appreciation for the relaxing entertainment and invite continued support.
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Mrs. ‘Michael “Robiison
Stand Up or Back Down Student Council Idea
A fragmented plea outlines student activism and a push for a five dollar student activity fee to fund quarterly events. It questions administration control of the Student Council and urges all students to participate, attend campus groups, and support jam and jazz sessions this Fall quarter. Dennis Vogel signs as Student Council representative.
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Tri-State
Arrange Financial Aid New York Student Aid Funds
New York authority Allen D Marshall of United Student Aid Funds announced that students can arrange loans in spring for disbursement in summer or fall. USA Funds endorses loans for 41,264 students across 700 colleges, with over 6,000 banks participating. Loans up to 1000 annually in undergraduate years and 2000 in graduate years, with repayment starting five months after leaving school.
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Allen D
Marshall
United Student
USA
USA Funds
United
Aid” Funds, Inc
Third. Avenue
New Yor
New York
Boost for Average Grades Across Leaders
A survey of 1 1072 leaders in business education and government shows many top figures earned only average grades. The Oklahoma Daily notes the gap between top-class college performance and later leadership raises questions about how much grades predict future success.
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Saya
The
Oklahoma Daily
University of Okl
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