Computers predict daily highs with Biorhythm charts
John Russell and LC data processing students use a computer to map intellectual emotional and physical cycles. The article explains rhythms of 23 28 and 33 days and how charts show discharge and recharging periods guiding student exploration and cautioning that charts are only part of day to day fate.
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Valentine customs and history for February 14 celebrated worldwide
The article traces Valentine’s Day origins from martyrs on February 14 to Roman festival roots on the 15th, noting Pope Gelasius renaming the day in 496 A.D. It highlights customs for sweethearts, gift giving in the United States and other countries, secret admirers, hand made valentines in the 1880s, and the 1929 Chicago Massacre attributed to Mafia lore. It closes with a playful superstition about pillow charms for dreams of a future husband.
Enrollment rises as men outpace women at LC
Spring enrollment at LC climbs 4.4 percent from last year with about 3031 students as of January 27. Men number 1840 to 1191 women. Freshmen lead with 2063, followed by Sophomores 545 and Post Graduates 355. Economic factors and local attendance influence students staying for local study before transferring.
Lantern Corrects Candidate Visit Description
In the December 15 Lantern report about Arthur Davis classes 313 and 314 a misstatement claimed U S Representative Bob Eckhardt of the 8th District came to aid re election efforts. Eckhardt was present for structural purposes only not campaign work.
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