Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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THE REAL CLASS ACT CUMES FRU THE PRUFS One of the biggest advantages Tri-State offers its students is its ratio of 13 students to 1 professor. With this ratio, professors are able to help students on an individual basis to understand the material in the class. Most students at Tri-State feel free to go to any professor and ask for help, because they know they will get it. Tri-State offers its students a very distinguished staff. With some 40 doctorate professors, several of which are nationally known in their fields, they never stop educating themselves or striving for additional knowledge to give to their students. The professors at Tri-.State do genuinely care. ' 1:-A HI' 49 f I .4-1. ' x V f 1 .1 1- Q5 ,,-.,,. 'WIT '-Y ' Lag' lgfqi 1 J .4ID,'f.'L 4 - , yr-.fl G ft, , Qgssfi' ,- , 1A'V,,AvJ,':q ., . -I i , pl 9 1 t-. X 1 . -f, '84 J Y f R2 yi. . C X, R4 wi ' 42? .- gf r ,- Q ' f 1 I ,' 1? df 'Uv xg 4

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OTA LANGUAGE A W Y GF LIFE GREEK This year, many rules regarding alcohol consumption on campus changed the greek way of We. This did not damage the greek spirit, instead, it brought the fraternities and sororities closer than they had ever been. Re-organization by inter-fraternity council resulted in the sponsoring of two parties a week plus a happy hour at alternate houses. This gave all of the greeks an opportunity to socialize together as equals, regardless of the letters worn. The greeks at Tri-State continued their tradition of activity participation in campus events and doing a variety of community work. As the greeks drew closer together this year, they also became closer to the heart of the community through these activities. J . N-ixjc ' . 11 -l-LK 3 S ,C U f' A xi! x ,. 1 .. M A 2 rn, ' ' - . ,.' ,v , 4 , , ,r 1 1- I -eh Yg , ,K YQ 1 I , ' x Lei! - Z7 K . - '.- ,4 q . a,V4 '4, I 1 ' M J' -V.. ,- ,A .xx a- .- A