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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
1
President Bateman announces energy saving actions on campus including setback thermostats lights off when not needed and minimum lighting in nonessential areas. Committees will study and develop ongoing measures to remain until the energy crisis ends encouraging all personnel to conserve energy at home and work.
Eastman Kodak announces the 1974 Kodak Community Service Photography Awards for amateur photographers in two categories black and white and color with equal prizes. Eight Awards of Excellence at 100 dollars, eight of Distinction 75 dollars, eight of Merit 50 dollars, and Special Awards 25 dollars. Entries postmarked by February 1. Original stides or prints of any size acceptable with original negative. Informational brochure and entry form available from Eastman Kodak Company Rochester NY 14650.
The Tri State admissions counselor visits high school counselors and students, often at homes, to promote education opportunities and Tri State’s campus facilities. He offers financial guidance, follows up on calls, and relies on posters and alumni referrals to attract prospects. Parents and students are urged to visit the campus to see modern facilities.
Dr F X Gordon of Princeton describes a program matching 18 to 29 year olds with year round paid trainee positions in Switzerland, England and Belgium. Over 13 years, 10,823 youths have worked abroad. 3,000 jobs are available year round with room and board. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to Jobs Europe Santa Cruz for details.
Three Tri-State College civil engineers will head the Northeast Indiana Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers for 1974. Dr. P W Lin becomes president with Dr. Gerald R Seeley as vice president and Dr. Braja M Das as secretary treasurer. Lin joined the faculty in 1966 and has notable work in air pollution control. Seeley and Das are new assistant professors. The branch has about 70 members and aims to serve both the profession and community. Public officials are urged to bring technical local problems to the new officers.
A look at how antiwar activism and peace education may shape colleges as the Class of 77 enters amid a postwar Southeast Asia. Howard Tolley Jr reports on a 1971 study of 2 677 children showing ambivalence toward war, strong parental influence, and rising cynicism about government, with calls for sustained peace education to mold future citizens.
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