18 Year Old Vote in 1972 Affects National Mood
Analysis notes Supreme Court ruling allowing 18 year olds to vote in federal elections and outlines expected patterns. It cites surveys from Who's Who in American High Schools and the American Council of Education, noting liberals among students and conservatives among non students. The piece projects a lean toward the Democratic side in 1972 with university students most liberal.
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SCIP scuba seminar to certify instructors at Lee College
About 50 attendees from Texas and nearby states will join a SCIP led scuba instructor certification seminar at Lee College. Course director David Robertson says the program focuses on proving ground testing with eight pre testing stations. Notable instructors include Schroeder Eastrom Greenstone Fife Beckman Hanley Logan Bacon Price Jordan and others from academia industry and aviation.
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Student Government Sponsors Free Campus Movie Series
Rundell Auditorium hosts six free films for students with I D cards. Premier Murderer’s Row with Dean Martin and Ann Margret played Feb 17. March 3 features The Young Philadelphian with Paul Newman. Non students pay 50 cents admission.
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