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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1967
Page
2
Letters to the editor laud the freshmen class for high participation and cooperative spirit during the Fall Festival week. They celebrate the Bon Fire, winning float projects, and armory decoration, and urge continued mature conduct for years ahead. Remarks also thank fraternity members and student guides at the science building dedication with named participants.
John Anthony urges Tri-State students to engage with the Student Senate and campus activities. He argues every student is needed to carry out planned events and future leadership depends on speaking up and showing interest.
Tri-State College president delivered the annual convocation on Wednesday October 18 in the High School Gymnasium, addressing about 200 students or 10 percent of the student body. The campus community was urged to participate in future events, noting the 90 percent attendance shortfall.
Tri State College sponsors a Ray Condon exhibit in John G Best Hall of Science starting Oct 28 through Nov 5. Hours 1 to 5 on weekends and daily during class hours. Condon is an Assistant Professor of English and Humanities at Tri State College.
The SE.C. congratulates the student body for a successful Fall Festival weekend. Stewart Hall is thanked for decorating the Armory, Connie Fox Platt Hall’s Queen is honored, and Platt Cameron and Atwood halls receive praise for the winning parade float. Freshmen are commended for the roaring bonfire. fraternities are thanked for Saturday's John G. Best Hall of Science dedication ushers, and LF C works on a new constitution set for Wednesday submission. The Overwhelming Odds plan a Friday party for all eight fraternities.
A poem recounts a student's tiring routine from the early hours to class. The speaker laments waking before dawn, freezing mornings, and missed eight o'clock, ending with a wish to skip the early class and sleep late. The piece reflects campus grind and fatigue through vivid daily scenes.
A humorous note on refreshing business term meanings aimed at graduates. It jokes about clichés and phrases like expediter and pass the buck while listing common jargon and the idea of seeking timely clarification.
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