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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1971
Page
5
The piece criticizes Five Easy Pieces for its slice of life approach depicting a rogue ex pianist and ex oilman. It praises its realistic depictions of bowling alleys and trailer homes but condemns the film for lacking emotional energy and coherent character drive.
In a historic South Carolina gathering whites and blacks met to discuss black problems and educational opportunities. Lee College instructor Fred E. Adams noted the state lacks a junior college system, with regional campuses instead, but blacks are absent from them, driving rural activity and highlighting need for engaged people. He urged sustained effort for change.
Alton Laird dean of students at Lee College completed requirements for the doctor of education degree at UH. His dissertation studies college level education for Texas Department of Corrections inmates, compares instructor and student opinions, and analyzes TDC program achievement versus on campus. Conferral set for spring graduation.
Lee College academic dean Dr James McWilliams was named the Outstanding Young Man by the Baytown Jaycees at a dinner. Nominated by the Noon Day Optimist Club, he expressed surprise and pride while plans include continuing in education and civic work in Baytown.
On February 18 the results for Lee Log Personalities were announced. Winners include Colonel Lee Steve Dickerson First Lady Lu cretia Ramey Sophomore Favorites Steve Attaway Mike Hingle Brenda Craighead and Nancy Rhodes. Freshman favorites are Mike Blackwell Paul Cantu Debbie Coleman and Penny Sharp. About 150 votes were counted from more than 2 000 full time students.
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