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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
2
A campus notice urges students to vote in student council elections to ensure their interests are represented. It stresses that participation shows awareness and responsibility and that elected representatives must be cognizant of the needs of every student.
The Modulus announces no undergraduate pictures next year after only 87 of 1300 students were photographed last week. Blame is avoided. motivation and publicity are questioned while urging combined effort from students to improve the yearbook.
Blood donors are needed for the Red Cross bloodmobile visit on Friday November 22 at City Building Angola from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs Dietrick Anstett, executive secretary of the local Red Cross Chapters, asks TriState students, faculty and staff to cooperate. A recent ruling requires written parental consent for donors ages 18 to 21, even if married. Obtain consent forms in the Dean of Students office to avoid delays on site.
An OCR style fragment lists the Gri-State Triangle editorial team including Editor in Chief Bob Palmer and Neal Lang as associate editor, with staffers like Scott McIntire, Larry Wert, Rick Kachel and reporters such as Leo Bizachy Bud Fisher and Kathy Caswell among others. The text mixes names and roles with stray punctuation.
The writer defends the campus paper Tri-Angle against criticism. They praise staff dedication and long hours, urging students to contribute or improve the paper themselves rather than complain. They acknowledge readers’ rights to criticize but stress shared responsibility.
Mr Richard Anderson of the college cafeteria urges students to return all trays and dishes to the rack after eating. Some left cups and saucers at tables create a poor impression for guests and potential recruiters. He asks diners to take one helping at a time to speed service and reduce waste.
The Civil Engineering Society reports a strong fall quarter with notable speakers including S B Howard of Baymond Concrete Pile and Richard Richardson of Mishawaka Engineering Planning Services. A geodimeter demonstration was shown and upcoming events include a banquet, films, and a November 18 meeting featuring The Arch Bridge at 7 00 in the college auditorium. Dress up for group photos.
Pictured above are the new members of Sigma Phi Delta. They are from left to right Dibk Oeder Gary Weaver Larry Belners Vince Linder and Dick Kelly. The snippet lists several November industrial events and company names across Detroit Flint Akron and New York with degrees noted.
Readers critique the Tri angle in weekly issue with mixed views. Comments cite proofreading errors, disorganization, need for sharper pictures, more educational material, better spelling staff, and improved printing quality to avoid negative alumni and student impressions.
Beta Sigma Chi announces the fall pledge class including Jack, Klaus Bremert Indiana, Darryl Harmon Zanesville Ohio, Steve Misner Lafayette Indiana, William Muffley Uniontown Ohio, Dave Ockuly Grand Rapids Ohio, and George Strassner Toledo Ohio. The fraternity also introduces a new mascot Thunder a small German Shepherd puppy. Social chair announces the upcoming party November 16 at the fraternity house.
The Am Chem Society decided at the November 6 meeting to hold the banquet on November 18 at Silver Springs. Dinner at 7:30 PM will be roast beef and chicken served family style, with a speaker to be announced. Faculty and families are invited. members should sign the attendance list outside Dr Slagle’s office.
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