Looking Back at the 60s 70s in Hopes for the 80s
The piece reviews decades from the 60s through the 70s, criticizing Vietnam and various scandals, taxes, crime, and social shifts. It contemplates the 80s with skepticism about political courage and corporate trust while urging resilience and forgiveness in America.
Apocalypse Now behind the scenes chaos and on screen divas
The article recalls production chaos for Francis Ford Coppola s Apocalypse Now including bad weather in the Philippines a typhoon floods an earthquake and Martin Sheen heart attack. It notes Brando s weight and delivery as Kurtz the cast includes Sheen Duvall and Brando and warns the film is R rated and not for all audiences.
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Martin
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Willard
Marlon Brando
Kurtz
Robert Duvall
J.J. Col. Kilgore
Francis Ford Coppola
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Philippines
Adam and Eve musical to open Lyceum Jan program
Lee College Lyceum Committee outlines a year of four programs with the Alpha Omega Players from Rockport presenting Mark Twain musical drama The Diary of Adam and Eve. Rundell Hall Auditorium I hosts the 11 a.m. Jan 23 event.
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Lee College Lyceum Committee
Alpha Omega Players
Rockport
Rundell Hall
Mark Twain
Lyceum Committee
Tom Stone
Sean Walters
Gatemouth Brown
Kiss Return Concert in Houston Falls Short of High Hopes
In Houston at the Summit KISS headlined with Breathless as opener drawing a mixed crowd from children to elders. Breathless delivered loud uneven guitar while fans surged toward the stage. KISS appeared in uniform, performed the blood spitting routine and Gene Simmons flew above the crowd before concluding with Beth.
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Kiss
Gene Simmons
Peter Criss
Beth
Lantern of Lee College clears policy and staff listing
The Lantern monthly at Lee College Baytown Texas lists reporters Robbie Cornelius Rod Ford Jack Gregg Mary Holub Karim Massaquoi Joy Meier Phyllis Smart Kathy lished. It is a member of the Texas Junior College Press Association the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association and the Associated Collegiate Press. Advertising rates are $2.80 per column inch or 35 cents per line. Opinions are those of editors or writers and not necessarily the college administration.
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