War era college paper resumes at Vinestare College Angola Indiana
The postwar weekly edition resumes publication at Vinestare College in Angola Indiana during the regular academic year. The paper lists staff roles including editor associate editor business manager and advertising staff and shows rate card of 133 per column inch 145 per column inch for ads and agate line pricing.
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Kismetuarae
Trianele
Vinestare College
Angola
Indiana
Editorial Policy for a Campus Newspaper
The Tri-Angle positions as a campus newspaper serving Tri-State College to cover wide campus life. Editor William Linke states inclusion of student, faculty, administration, and national items, aiming to present the best of what’s happening and invite student submissions.
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Tri-State College
National
Terest
William Linke
Michigan students weigh releasing class rankings to draft board
University of Michigan students face a referendum on releasing class rankings to the Selective Service System. Student Government Council President Edward Robinson says the vote would let students decide if a local board may use ranks for drafting. SDS collected 1100 signatures urging the referendum and argues binding results could force administration to act.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
CPS
University of Michigan
Selective Service
Student Government Council
Edward Robinson
Robinson
Students For A Democratic Society
Richard L Cutler
SDS
Steinberger
College loan program aims to ease student funding
New federal student loan plan subsidizes interest for qualified undergraduates and graduates, with government paying all interest for low income and half during repayment. Banks and lenders anticipate high demand. apply early through state agencies or participating banks to secure up to 1000 a year for undergrads and 1500 for grads.
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New York
NAPS
Uncle Sam
T Ie
General Motors
DuPont
Johnson
Stude
U.S. Office of Education
United Student Aid Funds
Savings and Loan Association
Salaries for Tri-State College graduates exceed national averages
Electrical Engineering graduates received the high offer of 815 dollars with a local average of 720.33 and national average of 683. Aeronautical engineers started at 721 averaging 690.33. Chemical engineers averaged 697.66 with a high of 710. Mechanical engineers saw a high offer of 775 above local 675.08 and national 675. Civil seniors averaged 656 with a high of 693 versus 661 national. Drafting and design salaries ranged from 454.75 to 520, with strong demand and a waiting list for offers per Mr. Sharrow.
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Sharren
Tri-State College
Sharrow
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