03 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1967
Page
1
The Tri State College community thanks supporters for the John G Best Hall of Science on campus. It honors planning financing and construction by donors and students, promising to reap knowledge and uphold the college’s great name.
A schedule of campus meetings and club events across Tri-State with multiple groups meeting each day including Tri-Angle staff, Methodist Church student movement, A.R.B.A. Civil Department and various clubs in buildings Delta Nu Alpha BA 112 Am 104 Library and more.
The text explains Pascal's probability theory from a Reader's Digest excerpt. It discusses coin flips, the birthday paradox, and how common assumptions misjudge odds, with examples like 23, 30, and 50 people sharing birthdays and gender outcomes in four children. It encourages further study of probability.
Enrollment for the fall quarter at Tri-State College totals 1859 with the School of Engineering housing 1181 students. Mechanical Engineering leads departments with 407. new students number 665 with 452 in engineering and 131 in business. Geographically, Indiana and Ohio contribute the most, while 147 veterans raise average ages to 21.5 total and 19.6 for newcomers. nearly 302 students are married.
Nancy Elizabeth Light an accounting major in her eighth quarter at Tri State is the featured co ed. A resident of Angola she lives at Pleasant Lake and works as a waitress at Dixie Diner. She enjoys horseback riding pop music and clarinet and owns a Firebird convertible. She plans to study for the CPA or join the Peace Corps.
A playful note likens gambler psychology to readers choosing the November Digest. Editors imply readers may prefer the digest article over improvising bets, while acknowledging uncertainty about the odds. The teaser invites curiosity about the magazine’s content and persuasive cleverness.
Tri-State College will send its first debate team to Goshen College on Saturday October 4 under Mrs Orlosky. Five members Mike Bates Ralph Dvorak Greg Donnellan Jim Gibson and Rodger Haymond form two teams one negative and one affirmative to argue the resolution that the United States government should guarantee a minimum annual cash income to all citizens. The squad also visited Manchester College for preparation as part of the Maple Leaf Invitational with 25 schools.
Tri State students will be the object of an opinion poll conducted by the Tri Angle Staff. Over the next two weeks they will gather answers to questions of national significance. Results will be compiled and printed in a subsequent Tri Angle issue and may be compared to national figures. Fullest cooperation is requested.
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