Right To Freedom Of The Press At Tri-State College
Editorial from Tri-State College chronicles the fall semester plans and aims of the Triangle staff. It outlines events from October through December including Career Day, Fall Festival, a canoe race, a science fair workshop, and a faculty picnic. The column promises weekly world and national event analysis affecting Tri-State students.
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Triangle
Tris State
Tri-State
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon’ Johnson
United States
Paul Burns
Tri- State College
Proposing Change to Upperclassmen Registration Policy
A letter argues for simplifying registration for returning upperclassmen. It criticizes two day registration, requests a single day or early payment for fees and book distribution, and suggests using computer systems to handle load. The writer urges Letters to the Editor to prompt action and notes administration would cooperate.
Outdoor outlets planned for Cameron Park in Texas
Parks and recreation director in Waco Texas discusses installing outdoor electricity outlets in Cameron Park for visitors bringing TV sets grills and fans. Tulane Coach Tommy O Boyle comments on 1964 football prospects saying the team is improving from a distant behind position.
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Alva
Stem
Waco
Yfexas
Cameron Park
Tulane
Tommy O'Boyle
Readable Paper Editorial Policy At Tri-State College
The Triangle editors declare a student paper with opinions on all topics. They write that freedom of speech and the press are guaranteed, and pledge to criticize harmful opinions or policies while remaining independent of administration.
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Webster
Triangle
Tri-State College
Fee
United States
Tri-State College Triangle Heralds New Editorial Policy
The Triangle at Tri-State College announces a year of editorial renewal with new columns and features. It commits to serve as the voice of the student body, echoing student feelings on vital matters, seeking cooperation from administration and faculty, and aiming to spark imagination and conscience to improve campus life.
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Tri-State College
The
Triangle
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the Triangle
Tri-State
The Triangle Seeks Office Help for Expansion
Tri State College student run paper The Triangle seeks staff for expansion to an eight page weekly edition. Current circulation 11800 with email staff and general volunteers handling news typing drawing cartoons photography and layout.
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Tri-State
Tri- State
Tri-State College
Editorial Writing Contact at The Triangle Editor
The fragment references contacting the Triangle editor in the basement of the 200 building. It lacks clear names, dates, or Events. The item reads as a brief newsroom note seeking editorial contact information and location.
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Triangle
Civil Rights The Nation’s Double Standard Exposed
A Washington World analysis calls out the paradox of America's Civil Rights stance abroad versus the denial of rights at home. It notes the Peace Corps volunteers’ work alongside the deep hypocrisy felt by Black Americans, including Attica, as the country claims equality yet restricts basic freedoms for many.
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Attica
Peace Corps
Washington
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