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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1967
Page
6
Brandeis psychologist Abraham Maslow described happiness seekers as self actualizers in a Reader's Digest piece. He notes they love their work, accept themselves, embrace the unknown, and pursue growth rather than perfection, arguing happiness can be cultivated by all.
Alwood Hall fields two football teams A and B with A holding a 2 1 record and recent wins 19 0 over Rathburn and 15 7 loss to Platt Hall plus a forfeit victory. B is 0 3 with loss to Meek 6 0 and defeats by Taylor and Platt. Captain details and player lists provided.
The Chemical Engineering Society announces its annual banquet set for November 9 at the Ambassador north of Angola on U S 27. Main speaker will be Larry Ericsson on Project Engineering with new Chemical Department instructors attending.
The Tri-State College Sports Car Club held the fall festival Gymkhana one week late with a good turnout. Winners: Class I Dennis Haldiman Kar Mann Ghia. Class II George Ramey TR-3. Class III Ken Pharis Mustang. Class IV Bill McNabb Studebaker Hawk. A novice rally is planned and a meeting is set for Thursday the 16th at 7:00 p.m. in room EN 206.
Platt Hall appoints Jerry Brown and Don Bentz as social assistants to Bill Crosby the social chairman for the fall dance. The event tomorrow night November 4 features import from Sienna Heights College Adrian Mich. Mike Morrow provides tape music and refreshments will be served. Mrs Nelson and the other halls housemother chaperon. Belated congratulations to Connie Fox Platt Hall queen and to Pratt Atwood and Cameron workers for winning a float. Bob Raczyk returns from diy leave due to illness.
Cameron Hall held a dorm meeting on Monday October 23. A motion to create a Hall dance was referred to the social committee chaired by Jim Waite who will decide the venue. John Dirk announced the second place float award from the float committee. The meeting adjourned at 8 10 with no other business.
The American Society of Civil Engineers hosted speaker Con ner Loesch a Fordham math master and IBM marketing representative. He showed how computers aid surveying and structure design with a demonstration film. President Robert A Raczyk returned after illness as 80 members attended inviting attendance at the November 13 1967 meeting.
The note outlines impunity with key senses: freedom from punishment as the core, plus self confidence and nonchalance as secondary meanings. It marks impunity as high minded in some contexts and notes variations in usage or abbreviation.
The note defines arid as dry and dull, tracing to Latin aridus meaning dry. It links arid land and arid lectures to convey lack of moisture or interest in both physical and intellectual contexts.
The dean instructed students that written permission is required for each out of town trip unless parents complete a blanket permission form.
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