Windhauser Named Editor of College Press Review
John W. Windhauser, a 1966 Tri-State College graduate and PhD candidate in mass communication at Ohio University, is appointed editor of the College Press Review. He has taught at Ball State, Middle Tennessee State, and Ohio University, and served as an adviser and reporter in various journalism roles.
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John W. Windhauser
Colorado State University
Tri-State College
College Press Review
National Council of College Publications Advisers
Windhauser
J.W. Click
Association
Indiana
Colorado
Ball State University
Middle Tennessee State University
Ohio University
Middle Tennessee State
Modulus
Association For Education In Journalism
Internationalism
International Communication Association
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
Alpha Phi Gamma
Collegiate Press
Kappa Tau Alpha
National Scholastic
Rocky Mountain Social Science Association
I F C Scholarships Recognize Tri-State College Students
The Inter-Fraternity Council of Tri-State College awarded $150 tuition credits for the 1973 winter quarter to Chris M. Kolber of Sigma Phi Epsilon engineering student and William J. Weaver Jr of Alpha Sigma Phi arts and sciences student in Secondary Education. Eligibility requires 2.5+ GPA sophomore standing and two or more quarters remaining before graduation.
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Inter-Fraternity Council
Tri-State College
Chris M. Kolber
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
William J. Weaver, Jr
Alpha Sigma Phi
Kolber
Weaver
Inter- Fraternity Council
Angola
$50 Incentive Award At Tri-State College
Tri-State College offers a $50 incentive to students who persuade a new student to enroll. Bruce D. Triftshauser, Director of Admissions, will provide forms and talk with interested students. The award is paid after the new student completes one full quarter and meets admission and program requirements.
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Tri-State College
Tri-State
Bruce D. Triftshauser
Tri- State
Tri State College Offers Computer Programming Course
Tri State College and Four County Area Vocational School present a computer programming course for high school seniors. Eighteen students comprise the first class with lectures three times weekly and Saturday labs. Participating schools include Angola Fremont DeKalb East Noble Central Noble and Lakeland. James P Bobay chairs the department. advisory members include Gene Rhodes Paul McFann Jack Price Dick Barnes and Bill Robertson. Prerequisites require a B average and one year of algebra. The course aims to teach logical fundamentals and the thought processes needed to communicate with computers.
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Tri-State College
Four-County Area Vocational School
Area Vocational School
Angola
Fremont
DeKalb
East Noble
Central Noble
Lakeland
James P. Bobay
Tri-State
Gene Rhodes
Paul McFann
Garrett
Jack Price
Motor Wheel
LaGrange
Dick Barnes
Weatherhead
Bill Robertson
Cooper Tire
Auburn
Babysitting Service Set for Commencement Guests
A complimentary babysitting service will care for children of graduating students and their guests during the December Mid-Year Commencement. The facility is Hershey Hall room 309 and the event is scheduled for December 9, 1972 at 10 o'clock.
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Hershey Hall
Purdue Glee Club Concert On Tri-State Campus
The Purdue University Glee Club will perform in Hershey Hall on the Tri-State College campus Friday at 8 p.m. with no printed program and a flexible set list guided by audience reaction. The closing number will be The Battle Hymn. Tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for students with sales at Strock's in Angola and the campus Counseling Center. An added feature is the General Hershey Museum open at Hershey Hall mezzanine.
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Purdue University Glee Club
Hershey Hall
Tri-State College
Albert P. Stewart
Stewart
Strock’s Men’s Wear
Angola
General Lewis B. Hershey Museum