Tri-Staters Asked To Accept Responsibility
The Triangle at Tri-State College urges students to accept responsibility for press freedom and responsibilities. It explains four theories of the press and promotes social responsibility, noting the student run paper aims to inform and advocate for school betterment while remaining accountable to readers.
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Viceneé Grisnah
I State College
TreAnale
Olen
Tri-Anale
Tate
Tri-State College
Tri State Triangle Business Staff Note
A listing appears naming business staff members including business manager advertising manager accountant and various personnel such as Gary Schubert Gary Marvel Kenny Opp Ernest Carl Foglesong Shiseese Al Schneider David Collins aden Dan Pufahl and Kathy Caswell with roles implied. The fragmentary OCR provides names without clear titles or organizations.
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Winer
Gary Schubert
Gary Marvel
Sateen
Kenny Opp
Ernest Carl
Foglesong Shiseese
Schneider
David Collins Aden Dan
Pufahl
Kathy Caswell
Future naval reserve unit planned at Tri-State
Plans call for a Composite Company forming Electronics Division with openings in several rates. The unit would be redesignated as an Electronics Division when sufficient officers and petty officers are obtained and electronics equipment installed. It would then be placed on pay status to secure core personnel per Mr Hanson.
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Naval Reserve
Tri-State
Hanson
Chicago Region seeks federal job applicants in multiple states
The Chicago Region Civil Service Commission announces openings for management analysts and related roles with various federal agencies across Illinois Indiana Kentucky Michigan Ohio and Wisconsin. Salaries range from 6675 to 9475 yearly with grades 689 through GS 12. Applications due April 1 1964. early filing advised by November 6 1968.
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Joseph A. Connor
Chicago
Ul: S
Chyit’ Service Commission
Civil. Service Commission
Illinois
Tri State to Launch Twelve Quarter Engineering Program
Beginning Fall Quarter 1964 Tri State College will offer a new twelve quarter engineering program requiring 212 to 219 hours for graduation. A pilot group of freshmen in electrical and mechanical engineering starts this fall, with full rollout for all new students next quarter. Current nine quarter engineers may transfer or complete the existing plan. Contact Dr R Gilchrist or Prof John Humphries for details. The program aims to broaden curriculum toward accreditation and expanded engineering education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State: College
R. Gilchriat
John ‘Humphries
Department of ‘Mechanical Engineering
Tri-State
Military Soligetiage Program Discussion Open to All
An organizational meeting opened the program to anyone interested in participation. Individuals with Navy experience were urged to join the discussion and hear how release from active duty may be incorporated into the plan.
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Navy
Dean Scott Announces New Social Restrictions for Tri State
Dean Scott announces strict social controls for Tri State campuses. Rules require social event registration at least three days prior, with chaperone forms collected and arrangements for transport. Prohibitions include alcohol on campus and in housing tied to single students unless approved. violations go to the Committee on Student Life.
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Dean Scott
Tri-State
Office of ‘Student Affairs
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Toledo
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Milwaukee
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Newport Chemical
Newport
Indiana
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Springfield
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ACF Electronics
ACF Industries, Inc
Riverdale
Maryland
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Kingz
Seeley
King-Seeley Thermos’ ,Co
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Public Service,Company of Indiana, Inc
Plainfield, Indiana
Bendix Scintilla
Sidney
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McDonald Aircraft » Corp
St Louis
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