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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1966
Page
2
The Tri-State College publication in Angola Indiana resumes weekly issues after World War I pause. The newspaper, renamed Triangle in 2916, is published during the regular college year excluding holidays and exams and is entered as second class matter at the Angola post office.
The fragment lists staff roles at Tri State College in Angola Indiana including editor in chief William Linke associate editor Don Locke and sports staff Bill Holloway Joe Sullivan with others. Advertising rates show National Display Local Display and Classified at 1.25 and 1.15 per column inch.
Phi Kappa Theta criticizes social barriers among campus fraternities and calls for more inter-fraternity events. The letter urges putting aside prejudices to build a better school and a more inclusive social life at the Hut in Waterloo.
turnout prompts general election for the offices of Vice President and Treasurer. Bill Linke and Don Sledzinski face Richard Naze and John Sedlacek as the four men who advanced for executive roles on the campus student council.
A student writes in sorrow that faculty ignore the need for immediate knowledge of test results. They insist on keeping tests, arguing that timely feedback is essential to learning. The letter likens old methods to a wheel without an axle and stresses the value of returning tests for timely assessment.
Editorial describes President Bateman inviting campus leaders to a November breakfast in Stewart Hall to discuss Tri-State's DREAM. Topics include expanding the physical plant for enrollment of 2500, rising administration costs, tuition pressures, and expanded coed facilities and a two year nursing program.
Thomas J. Hoover, then Stanford University Dean, argued in the Journal of Engineering Education that many entries in Who's Who in Engineering list 2518 varied titles. Examples include sales engineer and promotion engineer, plus odd labels like wedding engineer and pajama engineer.
Fall basketball schedule lists Nov Dec dates and teams Grace Tourney at Spring Arbor Goshen Grace Manchester Indiana Central Defiance Ohio with matchups featuring freshman and upperclassmen in Semi and Finals rounds.
Discussion notes that after the Administration Building and Student Union are completed, new campus sidewalks will be added. Separately, officials say the Fieldhouse and Student Union will not be combined. two distinct structures are planned with the Fieldhouse built first.
A letters column discusses the value of the Junior Class, questions about an upperclass draw at Deadwood, and a potential winter quarter concert by a local SAE group. The response notes SAE may refer to a National Fraternity, here Society of Automotive Engineers, and warns the group may need funds.
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