Tri-State College gift challenge marks record $200000
Dr Don F Cameron, alumnus and trustee, announced at Fort Wayne alumni meeting that he has donated $200000 to Tri-State College. Dr Richard M Bateman called it the largest gift in the college’s history and said it supports the new Science Building. Cameron urged other alumni and the business community to give support as a catalyst for growth. Fort Wayne alumni president Gaylord J Ted Metgzer led the gathering. Continued on page 6.
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Tri-State College
Don ‘F. Cameron
Board of ‘Trustees
Chamber of
Wierce
Cameron
Tri- State College
Tri-State
Fort Wayne
Gaylord J
Ted
Metgzer
Tristate
Don F. Cameron
TriState College
Richard M. Bateman
Frederick J. Bogardus
The
Facilites
Lu.a . Willig
Tri- State
Bateman
College
Fort. Wayne
Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce
Student Election Rules and Eligibility Details
Offices of President and Secretary open for nominations. Primaries November 30 1964 and general December 4 1964. Tie rules for first and second place. General election uses plurality. President candidates must be juniors or seniors with council tenure, 2.25 GPA, two major offices, and petition from 7.5 percent of the student body. Secretary needs council tenure, 2.25 GPA, one major office, and a 5 percent petition. Voters must be Tri-State quarter completed with student ID. Vote choice emphasized: Your vote matters.
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Tri-State
Tri Staters Exchange Ideas With 37 Colleges On Free Economy
Indiana college leaders and 90 business executives will meet in Indianapolis on November 18 for the first Indiana College Business Symposium. About 325 students and 60 faculty from 37 colleges join 90 businessmen to discuss economic growth recessions unemployment and profits. Moderated by H Prentice Browning the panel will feature Robert S Ingersoll Joseph Bertotti John Burkhart and others. Tri State College represen tatives include Robert Van Huysen Mitchell Rhoads William Mack Wesley Sharits Michael OBrien Howard Gilliam John Lauer and Paul Welty among hon orary society members.
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Tri-State ‘College
Indiana
America
Indianapolis
Indiana College
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Ottis T. Fitzwater
Indiana , Chamber of Commerce
Prentice Browning
American Fletcher ‘National Bank. and Trust Company
U. S
Robert S. Ingersoll
Chicago
Borg
Warner * Corporation
Joseph. M. Bertotti
Ossining
New York
General Electric Compty
John Burkhart
College Life’ Insurance, Company
Burkhart
State Chamber of Commerce
Harold * Hookan
School of Business Administration
Tri-State
Tri- State
Robert van Huysen
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mitchell Rhoads
Schereville
William J. Mack
South “Bernd
Inter-Fraternity Council
Wesley Sharits
Piqua
Ohio
The
Triangle
Michael
Paul Welty
Muncie
Tau Sigma
Eet
Modulus Pictures Schedule for Thursday Group Photos
Modulus Pictures will take group photos for the 1965 Modulus on Thursday November 12 and Thursday November 19 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m in the college auditorium. Dress is suit or sports coat white shirt and tie. Scheduled times list IEEE eee Talks Radig Club Glee Club and other societies with deadlines a 15 minute lead. Attendance required to appear in the Modulus.
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iNevensby
IEEE
Transport’ Society
Newman ‘Club
Sigma
Epstion
LINC
Booster
Society
ASTME
Thunderbirds
College Library Opens Sundays at Perry Ford Memorial
The Main Reading Room will be open Sundays from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for four Sundays November 15 22 29 and December 6 for study and library services. Students using the Sunday hours will influence future plans for Sunday openings, says Librarian Dr Joseph Szerenyi.
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Perry T. Ford Memorial Library
Perial
Joseph Szerenyi
Republicans face party future after 1964 election
The piece notes Goldwater losing while Romney wins and Keating loses, signaling shifts in the GOP over the next four years. It discusses internal splits, calls for younger leaders, and suggests fewer choices and more echo might have boosted the vote. It mentions Nixon’s stance and Taft and Percy as potential new voices.
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Goldwater
Romney
Keating
Nixon
Republican Governors’ Conference
G.O.P
Republican Party
Taft
Ohio
Percy
Illinois
Senator Goldwater
National Committee
Dean Burch
Cooperative Education Association Meeting Set for Nov 16 1964
The Tri-State College cooperative education association will hold its regular meeting on November 16, 1964 at 6 00 p m in room 103 of the library. The topic for discussion will be Coop Reports.
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Cooperative. Educational Association of
Tri-State
Sigma Epsilon Meeting Announced for November 16
The Sigma Epsilon Society will hold a meeting November 16 in library room 104 at 6 30. A speaker is scheduled and all members and others are invited to attend.
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Sigma Epsilon: Society