Violent dissent sparks St John’s College students debate
Annapolis area students weigh protests over U S involvement in Cambodia and Nixon policies. St John’s College president and students stress nonviolence while noting wider campus unrest and the Great Books program philosophy.
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Lubbock Girl Wins Press Scholarship in 1970
Debi Caffee of Lubbock High School wins the West Texas Press Association Journalism Scholarship worth 800 dollars. She will attend Texas Tech to major in journalism. First alternate is Jerry Odom of Hereford, second is Doneva Wilson of Abilene High School. both pursue college journalism careers.
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Debi Caffee
D. L. Caffee
3Rd St
Lubbock High School
West Texas Press Association
Jerry Odom
Hereford
Doneva Wilson
Abilene High School
West Texas
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Western World
LHS
Future Teachers of America
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Interscholastic League Press
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Lubbock State School
Texas Tech
Odom
J. B. Odom
Hereford High School
the Whiteface
National Honor Society
Texas the French Club
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Doneva
Res. State University
San Angelo
Tech
Henry Wilson
Abilene
Battery
Bollene High School
Bernard Hanks
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