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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
2
Rules require students on scholastic probation to maintain a minimum honor point average, limit course load, and meet with advisers by week six each term. Dismissal follows two consecutive probation terms or failure to meet required averages. ineligible for extracurricular activities until probation is lifted.
A guide explains that recognizing traffic sign shapes aids safety beyond legible letters. It emphasizes that faded or obscured lettering under conditions like darkness or weather still requires sign-shape identification for drivers and pedestrians.
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A campus editor of the Triangle condemns the Student Council for alleged missteps while planning a hootenanny. administration supports council. a mid February concert is planned as resistance to the editor’s stance. calls for unity prompt students and teachers to attend the November 11, 1963 council meeting.
SAE sponsors Joseph T Casey Ph D of International Harvester to talk on interviewing techniques and what industry seeks. He will present How To Get A Job at 7 00 PM November 6 in Room 613 followed by a Q and A period open to all students.
November 5 to 8 see interview slots at General Motors Detroit Shell Oil Chicago Dow Chemical Midland Union Carbide Kokomo United States Gypsum Wabash Timken Sinclair Toledo Edison Firestone Clark Equipment Brown Trailer Indiana Internal Revenue Service Indianapolis A Bunch of engineering and business administration positions across several states with November dates and departments noted.
The audience voiced concern over a proposed 2.00 per person or 4.00 per couple entry price and a 3.00 quarterly student activities fee. They warned affordability would limit attendance and urged students to sign petitions on the bulletin board in 200 building.
A student poll asks how well informed Tri State students are about current events. Responses mention Valachi hearings, FBI cases, and possible legislation. Several students express uncertainty, while others see investigations eroding organized crime networks.
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