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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
3
Dear Editor letter argues for broad campus participation by fraternities in student events and clubs. It cites Fall Festival Don Cossack Concert and parade as examples, noting fraternities supplied most front page coverage and leadership in planning and attendance.
A batch of letters and notes laments campus news coverage, taxes and government, book ownership, and the Triangle student paper. They urge frank discussion of issues, complain about print balance, and recount a midterm English class and a voting mishap.
Seip Bryan and Bob Juhl Lewis Bruce Trifthauser and Joo Karl Bob Heintzelman appear as listed names in a local snippet, reflecting a roster style or community notices with multiple individuals identified. The text reads as a sequence of personal names without clear event context or actions.
The article defends campus communications and says standard events like meetings and sports are posted in advance at strategic spots. Non standard items are read in class by instructors and notices are on boards or in the Triangle. Missing news is deemed largely the reader’s fault.
The Triangle apologizes to organizations whose articles did not appear in this week’s paper due to circumstances beyond control. The tabloid’s length limits prevented printing all items. Normal length should resume next week.
A reflective piece on why athletes endure gruelling cross country runs. It traces the mental and physical battle from the first quarter mile to the finish line. The runner battles mind and body, pushing through fatigue to sprint past the end and collapse in relief.
A student body note urges the article author to resign. The message cites reasons and calls for direct contact with the editor in chief Ronald D. Cave to improve the sports writing approach. The Triangle office remains the contact point for further steps.
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