Tri-State honors Mitch Rhoads as Man of the Week
Mitch Rhoads, a junior studying accounting at the School of Business Administration, is named Man of the Week. He serves as secretary of Skull and Bones C.O.A. and past historian, with leadership roles in Sigma Epsilon, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Booster Club, and Interfraternity Council. He has held student government and publications posts, led the Four Freshmen Concert committee, and heads the Western Providence Division of his fraternity while running for Junior Class president. A native of Sherriville Indiana, he has worked summers in Chicago Pattern Works cost accounting.
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Charles J. Rhoads
Chicago
Pattern Works, Incorporated
David Williams
Third interview in series with Dr Stranglehold
An interview with the world famous deletante philosopher and psychologist Dr Stranglehold. He critiques modern music, links radio trends to 1930s Social Security, and muses on life, work, and the three Ws wine women watermelons amid questions from a Triangle Interviewer.
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Stranglehold
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Interviewer Questioning Dr Stranglehold on Retirement Theory
Dr Stranglehold proposes a radical plan retire between ages 20 and 40 with high salaries while remaining employed until death. He argues this would mature workers, boost productivity, and improve society, challenging conventional retirement concepts.
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Dr. Stranglehold
Trade Winds on Football Boom and Computer Price War
Trade Winds discusses football's booming business with CBS paying 28.2 million for NFL TV rights and NBC offering 36 million to the AFL. It questions a possible end to the draft, while 18-year-olds and volunteers may affect enlistments. The piece also notes a price war among computers, with Control Data Corp and Radio Corp cutting prices, and IBM aiming to retain customers amid the freeze on liquid nitrogen used for freezing foods.
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National Football League
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American Football League
Control Data Corp
Radio ‘Corp
America
IBM
Tri-State College Faces Alarming Drug Allegations
Exposed investigation reports a troubling trend at Tri-State College with a faculty member allegedly involved in supplying drugs to students. The piece notes eyewitness accounts, calls for student welfare, and warns of a campus crisis amid broader societal shifts and upcoming Sigma Epsilon meeting on investments in stocks and bonds.
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Tri-State College
Sigma’ Epsilon Society
James F. Alter
This Is Your Life Interview With Mr Goldenrich
A sensational interview features BF Goodenrich Tire Co. chairman Mr Goodenrich boasting about power and success. He belittles unions and dismisses labor talks while claiming political connections and a ruthless rise from the bottom to vice president. The chat ends abruptly as threats loom.
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Sole Trugiee
BF Goodenrich Tire Co
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Firestone
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Stan Slanders V Solver Insolvent Advice Column
Dear Stan offers satirical letters about dating engagement and sanity. Readers wonder if a student talking to himself is crazy. A playful mix mocks old advice column conventions and old memory.
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Stan
Sense
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