Women Speak Out After National Conference in Houston
The article notes International Women's Year celebrated by the UN as the National Women's Conference closes in Houston. It highlights rising opposition from right wing groups to feminism the ERA abortion and homosexuality, linked to Anita Bryant's stance in Dade County. It asserts women asserting control over their destiny.
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Houston
United Nations
Anita Bryant
Dade County
Letter to the Editor on equality via the Bill of Rights
The author argues the Bill of Rights solves the school controversy by ensuring equal protection for both religious and nonreligious sides. It supports separation of church and state, funds stay out of religious use, and education remains a state function while religion remains with the church. The piece advocates a multicultural holiday approach to preserve heritage and equality.
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America
Equality
Glamour Announces 1978 Top Ten College Women Contest
GLAMOUR magazine invites LC students and others to enter the 1978 Top Ten College Women Contest. Ten winners will be chosen by editors from academic and extracurricular achievements. Winners travel to New York to meet staff and receive 500 dollars. Deadline for applications is December 15, 1977.
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Virgil Koolman
Steve Dulaney
Doug Waldrop
Tina Carpenter
Janie Davis
Melanie Masterson
Carl Porter
Ellen Spiller
the Lantern
Journalism Students of
Lee College
Lee Drive
Baytown
Texas
Texas Junior College Press Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Associated Collegiate Press
Lantern
Glamour Magazine
Glamour
New York
Concert Schedule Highlights at The Summit and Music Hall
A series of performances runs from November 22 to November 30 featuring Crosby Stills and Nash at the Summit Bonnie Raitt and Jean Luc Ponty at the Music Hall Taj Mahal at the Texas Opry House Rod Stewart at the Summit David Bromberg at the Texas Opry House Boz Scaggs at the Summit and Robin Trower with Starcastle at the Coliseum.
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Crosby, Stills and Nash
Bonnie Raitt
Jean-Cluc Ponty
Music Hall
Taj Majah
Rod Stewart
David Bromberg
Texas Opry House
Boz Scaggs
Robin Trower
Starcastle
Vocational and biology courses added for spring semester
Six new LC courses were proposed by curriculum chair Robert Spencer, including journalism graphics diesel mechanics biology and pipefitting. New pipefitting offerings address demand with PF 413 PF 405 and PF 415 while DM 407 trains servicing diesel accessories and DM 412 covers shop organization and management. The committee lists members and notes future six career pilot courses pending November college council approval.
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Robert Spencer
Robert Cloud
Kenneth Scheffler
Embry Wilson
Gloria Tveten
James Dreymala
David Barber
Bessie Durham
Gertrude Teter
Jack Collum
Paul Price
William Peace
College Council
UH drama bids farewell to Cullen for new Wortham Theatre
The University of Houston Drama Department ends Cullen Auditorium era with Mack and Mabel November 16 to 19. A new Lyndall Wortham Theatre, designed by Lloyd Brewer and Associates, will open in February 1978 featuring a 600 seat house and an experimental theatre for intimate plays.
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University of Houston
Cullen Auditorium
Jerry Herman
Mack and Mabel
Cullen Boards
Lyndall Wortham Theatre
Lloyd, Brewer and Asociates
Wortham Theatre
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