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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1978
Page
2
In a casual pizza parlor chat Pat and I debate junior college versus four year universities. We compare finances, independence, and reputations, noting pride in our GPAs while acknowledging looming temptations of campus life this fall.
Circus interview notes Little Feat in Waiting For Columbus their best effort yet melding rock and country. On campus several students voice opinions on today’s music, praising and panning artists from Steely Dan to Carpenters and Aerosmith.
The LC journalism department will organize the Texas Junior College Press Association convention in Arlington next spring and hosted the TJCPA convention April 23-24. Denise Drew earned honorable mention for an advertising campaign. At the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association meeting in Brownwood April 6-8, Susan Cummings took second in headline writing, Janis Davis won first in sports advance for Lantern, Alan Hudgins was second in sports feature, and Steve Dulaney took third for sports photo for Reflections. Attorney General John Hill spoke on open press law and answered questions. The Advisor of the Year banquet featured A C Green reading in Texas Monthly, drawing walkouts and a protest at the executive council. Howard Payne University hosted and suggested Green alone could apologize.
Robert Brooks writes to Lee College community thanking students faculty and staff for kindnesses during his campaign for the Board of Regents. He recalls six campus visits meeting many people and cherishing the opportunity to hear hopes for the college and to continue serving the community.
LC Continuing Education outlines a summer schedule with courses for high school students and adults. Some classes are free while others carry fees from 2 to 48 dollars, varying by course length and materials. To obtain the schedule call 427-5611 ext 211, or visit offices and public libraries for listings.
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