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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
2
Ball State News argues students miss educational chances by skipping convocations and lectures, urging shared responsibility among administration, faculty, and students to boost campus news coverage. It notes reporters from student organizations should submit stories to ensure newsworthy items reach print.
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A reader complains about four issues of the Tri Angles student publication this quarter. They cite constant spelling errors and hyphenation issues and question if a subversive group is trying to murder the English language, asking for an explanation from the editor.
The writer thanks Disgrantled for input and outlines ongoing improvements at the paper. A new advisor, green staff, a printer, and longer hours address previous problems. Editorial policy reform and better reporting sessions are underway to deliver a better student newspaper.
Alpha Sigma Phi kicked off its full pledge class on Thursday October 24 with Kenneth L Opp of Ocala Florida and William R Yerkey Jr of Flint Michigan among the new pledges. A Las Vegas house party featured decorations by Harold's Club with brothers failing to win at the tables and gratitude extended to party chair Bill Sorenson for planning a fine event.
Three pledges Neal Vic Elekes Bi Watson and Gerald Rigg enbach from Ohio plan a redecorating project for the entrance hall of their house. The brothers traveled to Ypsilanti Michigan to visit the Iota Chapter and attend a Lambda Chapter party with dancing and table tennis. A new ping pong table has replaced the broken old one in the basement, providing ample space for contestants.
Sigma Epsilon Sigma reports from the November 4 gathering as President Jim Pettit reads the student council minutes and outlines next steps for campus activities.
A list of engineering and power industry interview dates and locations includes Pratt & Whitney East Hartford Conn Northern Indiana Public Service Hammond Ind Interchemical Chicago IL Bliss Canton OH Federal Mogul Detroit MI Alcoa Pittsburgh PA Ford Dearborn MI Inland Steel East Chicago IN Pittsburg Plate Glass Pittsburgh PA Dow Corning Midland MI Ross Gear Lafayette IN Indiana Michigan Electric Co Fort Wayne IN Ohio Power Toledo OH and the Ohio Inspection Bureau all seeking engineers and related staff.
The society decided to hold a banquet on December 4 at the Sunset Inn on Crooked Lake. Mr Warren Fisher representative of the House Valve Co addressed members about selling problems facing small businessmen.
The Kappa Sigma Kappa brothers announce that Chuck Down became a father, with a six pound fifteen ounce newborn. The event is celebrated as a proud moment for the fraternity and family.
The article notes a girl born Tuesday October 29 and mentions Chuck's wife JoAnn doing well. Pledges under pledgemaster Bill Richey and Gary Manigan are active, replacing members on the football injured list. Kappa Sigma extends best wishes to Brother Dave Ludington, set to marry Cindy Traycof of Fort Wayne on Saturday, November 2.
A fragment captures a brief dialogue where one speaker notes an awakening moment and the other mentions an alarm clock. The exchange suggests a sudden realization sparked by an audible cue.
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