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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1983
Page
2
The Coat comes to LC with Elvis's Coat set to perform at 11:00 a.m. Friday in Moser Hall. The act tours widely and draws filled venues, with student anticipation high as Jerry Tallant and Grace Hargis praise the show and its legendary onstage spell.
Kareem Ofmush Roomsupe, LC basketball captain, sports a mohawk as campus fashion spreads to punk, American Indian students, with purple dye and eagle feathers. Other players follow, and cheerleaders appear with inverse mohawks amid campus buzz. Kareem cites medical reason for the cut.
LC Regents postponed awarding a french fry contract after discovering specifications favored a single bidder. A little old lady from Pasadena allegedly planned kickbacks with McDonalds employees and Guild members to supply fries, while the Using Leftovers Creatively Co. proposed mash potato fries.
A public service style list circulating nationwide teaches LC students new slang terms. It defines energetic labels like awesome and tech related words while noting offensive terms and dark meanings. The compilation assigns meanings such as chemgod for top science students and munching slang like Mickey D’s for McDonald’s.
A jagged Valley Girl style letter exchanges between Moon and Sun-lit, venting crushes and social pressures. The narrator frets over a friend’s alleged bad behavior at Mickey D’s, using slang to describe romance and schoolyard drama.
Six new classes join the occupational education and technology roster for next year taught by Jack Carpenter in TV-11 room 504. Courses include bus driving with downtown Houston practice, Frisbee mechanics, golf ball cleaning, mortician nursing, train tire repair, and an individualized lab after 9:45 p.m. A guest speaker, coach Ron Ummel, covers basketball waxing. Carpenter aims to add a bubble gum making class next semester.
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