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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1986
Page
5
Crime rising on campuses prompts talk of self defense. A Baytown police report shows January crime up 34 percent with bodily assault surging 363 percent. LC students and instructors weigh possible courses as administrators note no formal requests yet. Demonstrations and interest surveys could spark classes as soon as fall.
Baytown area crime is up with a 34 percent January rise. SC security head Kyle Jennings urges on campus awareness. He notes vehicle tampering and advises locking cars, not leaving valuables visible, taking keys, and using campus security ext. 327 by day, 0 after hours. He promotes carpooling, awareness attendees, and escort options for night safety.
The Baptist Student Union schedules a February program lineup with a Monday evening Bible study, a February 16 Dutch treat lunch at Casa Ole, a February 18 Israel trip slide talk by Charles Echols, and a February 25 talk by Pete Schuffle. March 7 to 13 features Billy Graham’s Cry from the Mountain at Goose Creek Cinema with advance tickets $3.75 through Deborah Collins. The BSU meets noon every Tuesday with lunch 75 cents and guest speakers. the campus outreach invites all LC students.
The Student Activities Committee holds a regular meeting at 12 15 on Tuesdays in the Moser Hall Reception Room. Students are welcome to attend these weekly gatherings hosted every Tuesday.
Lead and baritone sought to complete a Women’s Barbershop Quartet formed by Base Bunny Doucet and Loyce Covin. Girls who read music and stay on pitch encouraged to apply, with after school weekly practice and southern ragtime songs.
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