Two Paths for Tri State Society Participation
An editorial urges newcomers to engage in campus clubs and professional societies. It contrasts doers who actively improve organizations with non-doers who join only for a transcript. Leaders gain leadership and teamwork skills, while status seekers hinder organizational strength.
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Weekly Inquisition at TriState College on coed access
A campus column quotes various readers proposing drastic steps to attract female students. Names include Paul Richardson endorsing false ads, George Ponlansky urging fraternities to provide free room and board, Richard Brewer backing a coeducational dorm, and Willie McCorkle offering scholarships. The piece lampoons campus anxiety and suggests administrators should address the male female imbalance.
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I Letters Welcome I Letters Welcome by Representative Miller
The speech by Representative William E. Miller of New York highlights a stark choice in the 1964 campaign. He urges firm anti-Communist policy, warning NATO’s cohesion is fragile and that peace hinges on proving Communism cannot win. He presses voters to demand clear positions on Communism as a test of candidates’ foreign policy.
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Keating vs Kennedy in tight New York Senate race
J Wesley Sharits writes for Associated Press analyzing the Keating Kennedy contest in New York. The piece contrasts liberal Republican Keating’s state record with Robert Kennedy’s national experience and popularity, weighing which candidate best serves New York’s interests while cautioning against letting outside politics determine local choice.
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Fall Festival Cross Country Race Schedule Ad
The Fall Festival cross country race opens at 4 PM Saturday October 17 for students only. Each school enters four runners, up to eight teams per organization, four miles total with one mile legs. Trophies awarded to every member of the winning team. No track shoes permitted. Contract from Mike Chermak of Kappa Sigma Kappa.
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Tri State College issues student ID photos reminder
Mandatory notice for Tri State College students without ID cards or missing photos. Report to RM 101 in the library between 9 am and 12 pm tomorrow, Friday October 16, to have pictures taken for LD cards.
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Student Council seeks teams by noon October 14
Entrance fee details and participation deadline announced for student activities. Students needing a sponsor or unable to form a team should contact Mike Chermak of Kappa Sigma for guidance and assistance in organizing.
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