Student Activity Fee Supports Campus Events at Tri-State College
The Student Activity Fee at Tri-State College funds items beyond tuition including Fall Festival Winter Carnival and Spring term activities. Publications Triangle and Modulus receive funds plus athletic and intra mural expenses and the west side athletic complex. The concert series provides cultural arts access with a four year development benefit. The Concert Committee chaired by Mr Condon includes the Student Council president. entertainment programs remain encouraged as officials assist student productions. The Senior Class semi formal dance is planned for Saturday.
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Tri-State College
Triangle
Modulus
Condon
Pink Slips at Tri-State Highlight Scholastic Pressure
A long established practice at Tri-State includes quarterly Pink Slips or Valentines from the Office of the Dean of Students. Mid-Term Report warns of unsatisfactory progress and probation risk. Students are urged to consult instructors and advisors. About 500 slips were distributed.
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Institute
of Higher Learning
Tri-State
Seniors Invite Blind Date Social for November 1964
A fragment notes a November 14 1964 blind date social from 9 00 p m to 12 30 a m inviting all interested. Contact the blind date committee with name age height and classification. Replies appreciated before November 6 1964.
Triangle Cupid Letters From Siena Heights Mixer
A Bureau of Missing Persons notice quotes a letter saying it is not a lonely hearts column but a good deed for the day. The writer recalls talking with several girls at a mixer at Siena Heights College in Adrian Michigan and notes their disappointment at not hearing from Tri-State men met at the October 2nd mixer. Miss Georgann Berens is listed with a Box number for contact.
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Lonely Hearts
Siena “Heights College
Adrian
Michigan
Tri-State
Georgann Berens
Advertising Manager Circumscription Mystery
Incomplete OCR text shows names and roles such as BUSINESS MANAGER Dave Moon and Advertising Manager. includes scattered fragments like Circulation Manager and stray words. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable portions.
The Fearsome Foursome on Campus Dance Plans
A 1964 campus note discusses a semi formal dance and applicants Mark, Bonnie Arends, David, and Christine Muir. It cites protest over football coverage on the main campus citing unsafe streets, leaves on grass, and lack of sidewalks. The group urges building adequate athletic facilities and sidewalks.
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Fis
Mark
Bonnie Arends
Bill
Christine Muir
David
Carl Froelich
Today’s Thought on College Editorial Responsibility
A campus editor asserts personal responsibility for the editorial page while the rest of the paper belongs to students. The Record proclaims uncensored press freedom, denying administration censorship threats and stressing open discussion of campus issues. The editor holds sole responsibility for printed content, with student staff sharing ownership of the newspaper.
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Ohm
ICPA
Tran
All State
University
Albany
State. Capitol
Hungary and the danger of communism in postwar era
A reader critiques postwar Hungary and Cold War politics, warning Americans about communist threat and the lure of peaceful coexistence. The letter condemns apathy, government control, and propaganda while stressing vigilance, strong democratic institutions, and readiness against Soviet expansion. It cites Khrushchev and Leninists and urges awareness of the enemies of freedom.
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Hungary
Soviet Union
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Proletriat
Soviet Republic
Nikita
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Free World
Inventor Sanford Cluett key figure in textile paper
The article notes Sanford Cluett, an inventor linked to Arrow Collars, whose early work in textiles led to the Sanforized fabric pre shrinking process. It also mentions his later development of Clupak, significant papers in the clothing and paper trades, and his impact on the industry at an advanced age. He became known for innovations while remaining largely unknown to the public.
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Sanford ‘Cluett
Cluett
Clupak
The TTCB's claimed monster and end to democracy
A fragmented quote describes the TTCB as creating a monster and calling for an end to democracy in America. It accuses the board of eroding the First Amendment and condemns schools under the ITCB for abandoning responsible journalism. The fragment emphasizes distrust and political tension around media governance.
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TTCB
America
ITCB
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Tri- State College
Siena _ Heights College
Thonts
Paul ‘Revere
Jack
Mary Jo Seman
Bureau of Missing Persons
Sun -State Triangle
Trlstate College
Angola
Indiana
Ronald D. Cave
Heaternity
Ene
Sporta Reporters
Dave Moon
Chet
Bieloski
Paul Burns
J. Westly
Shirits
Mike’ Chermak
Harold Schwartz
W. Seaver
Bill ‘Maurer
Don Alter
Neil Mathers
John
Greer Steve ‘Meterazzi
Frank
Zenobia
Joe Picciano
Jack’ Webster Ween Eens
Bill McCorkle
Rod Mills
Larry Starkweather
Steve
Bernardelli
Charles
Snyder
Harlan Kriete
Skip Bryan
Warren
Eastburn
Bob
Lewis Jos
Karl Bob
Juhl Bruce
Trifthauser
Bob ‘Heintezelman
Ise
CPA
Wenelsly
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