Tri-State College Receives $15000 Grant from Merrill Trust
The Charles E. Merrill Trust awarded Tri-State College a 15000 grant presented by Thomas J. Cassady of Merrill Lynch. The gift honors the college’s education programs and campus expansion efforts and supports area service and business education initiatives. Dr. Richard M. Bateman welcomed the continued Merrill partnership and cited cooperation with local stock market classes and student investment clubs advised by Merrill Lynch personnel.
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Tri-Angle seeks volunteers for multiple staff roles
The Tri-Angle announces openings in Feature, Sports, News and general reporting plus ongoing positions for proofreaders, typists and copy staff. Benefits include long hours and harassment, but the fulfillment of seeing the paper on newsstands is emphasized.
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Aero's Tour to North American Aviation Plant Visit
On November 4 1966 the Tri State College Branch of AIAA visited the North American Aviation plant in Columbus Ohio to view RA 5C Vigilante T 2A Buckeye and OV 10A aircraft. They saw the OV 10A drop test and toured simulators while NASA astronauts have worked on the Apollo project.```
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Peace Movement By Students Ponders World Peace Plans
Students form a Peace movement, the Peace Forum on International Order and World Peace, at a Princeton conference. They urge early education and action to shape a new world order and international peace amid nuclear threats and evolving global power dynamics.
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Prexie Hosts Leaders At Morning Campus Talk
More than twenty student leaders met Monday morning with President Bateman at an 7 a.m. breakfast to discuss long range curriculum planning and the idea of adding football to intercollegiate athletics. Attending were fraternity residence hall and organization presidents plus representatives from student publications along with Dean Scott Mrs Emerson and Professor Nyikos. The president said meetings would become a regular monthly event to keep the student body informed as Tri-State grows.
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