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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment describes postal distribution and office locations in the Truei neson AGtrministration district. It mentions the Poet Office at Anseda and circulation and business offices. A contact number 665-3240 is included with unclear surrounding context.
The list shows Tri-State College in Angola Indiana with editors Don Locke and Joe Sullivan, associate editor William Linke, news editor Gael, photo editors Don Jenner and Dean Frick, cartoonists, circulation staff and officer names, plus advertising and display roles. The page names Mike Chermak circulation, Bran Smith and Jim Sexton staff, and advisor Dr Michael Nyikos.
Editorial calls for higher student participation as 221 vote turnout reflects only about one ninth of the student body. It urges action to elect four officers by ALL-Campus vote and notes petitions for Treasurer and Vice-President due by November 11. Primary on November 21 with final election December 2. Vote.
A student asks why no coeds ran for Fall Festival Queen while others praise the 1966 Modulus. A reader comments that accidents happen but commends the festival, and suggests better officer focus than officers who fish during meetings.
Tri State College alumni recount sidelights of past campus life including six thirty and five thirty a.m. classes. An alumna recalls Prof Fairfield inspiring early morning classes. An old Brokaw Theater ad from August 1911 touts front row seating for 5 cents to see a film and hear songs.
William R San Giacomo of the Purdue Indiana Theatre praises the Marat/Sade performance at the PIT Fort Wayne. He notes bold staging by Marquis de Sade and Charenton inmates, stimulating reflections on the French Revolution and 20th century concerns.
A University of Toronto debate panel unanimous against the motion that shorter skirts threaten democracy citing economic anxieties and social disruption. Speakers assailed and defended mini skirts arguing for and against democracy, energy release, and gender equality amid a supposed three-nation crisis.
The Tri State Amateur Radio Club W9BF begins a Monday night code class in room 102 of the library. Open to anyone wanting to learn Morse code or improve speed, with club president Dick Boswell K8NXZ noting post festival success and thanking Marsh Kale WA8EKI and Lance Micklus WB2BEC for help. For more information call Lance Micklus WB2BEC at room 1334 Stewart Hall.
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