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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
2
In Angolit Tivdisna the Post Office is referenced with a vague description of interred matters and second class notice. The text mentions the Business Administration Building Room 202 and a telephone line 665-3141 for auditorial circulation and offices.
Local listing shows Tri State College in Angola Indiana with editorial and staff roles. Names include Don Jenner Dean Frick Cart Gonint Mike Chermak Brian Smith Jim Sexton AlyiROR and others, plus circulation staff and managers. Professor Michael Nyikos is cited with a page reference and several editors.
The piece argues intramural and intercollegiate athletics aid college growth but warns of violent football plays. It calls for strict adherence to conduct rules, fair officiating, and trained officials to prevent injuries and protect student academics.
Students must obtain their advisor signature on registration cards before picking up class cards. Room 103 in the library hosts pre-registration by hours completed as of Fall Quarter 1966, with detailed day listings from November 14 to 18. Late fees apply for non pre registered students.
The piece reports growing draft pressures as Vietnam widens, with Lt Gen Hershey noting many 26 to 34 year olds may be inducted, while 1.5 million students remain deferred. It covers stricter deferment rules, full-time load requirements, new yearly quarters of study, and debates on using grades and rankings to evaluate deferment eligibility.
Educational officials discuss limits on transfer hours for Tri-State College entering students. Engineering transfers capped at 108 hours and Business at 96 hours as junior colleges from nearby regions attend, including leaders from Henry Ford CC, Oakland CC, Jackson CC, Glen Oaks, Lake Michigan, Ohio College of Applied Science, International Business College, South Bend College. Visiting educators toured campus after morning sessions and luncheon at Stewart Hall.
A student writes that after registering he received a diploma and credits for graduation despite being an entering freshman months ago. He jokes about confused IBM cards, the Dean’s comment, and the 56 000-student machine. He muses on careers in Chemistry or philosophy and mentions Army officer training and draft eligibility.
The American Red Cross announces the Blothmobile visit to Angola at Moose Lodge on November 2 1966 and urges new and returning donors from Tri State College community to help combat low blood supply. Consent forms for 18 to 21 year olds are available at Dr Scott's office or Red Cross, to be signed by a parent or guardian and shown at donation time.
The next A.S.C.E. meeting is Wednesday October 26 at 1 00 p m in the library. William Jones of Raymond International will be the featured speaker.
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