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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1991
Page
6
A three year old wandered barefoot in a campus parking lot behind the Social Science building. Security traced the child to his mother via a parking sticker and located the woman in the counseling center. College policy requires supervision of all children on campus.
Nine Hispanic artists display works in media ranging from painting to sculpture in the Contemporary Hispanic Artists show at the O Kane Gallery UH Downtown. The exhibit runs October 7 to 25 with a reception October 8 at 7 PM on the gallery level One Main Street at the Buffalo Bayou bridge.
The Fiber Artists of Houston sponsor the ninth annual Style Show and Luncheon at the Junior League Tea Room in Briar Oaks on October 10. Artists will craft fashions using weaving surface design and embroidery under the theme Around the World in Eighty Days. Tickets and membership details via local phone numbers.
A feature on the rise of slang dubbed dudespeak with ties to Bill and Ted, Wayne and Garth, Bart Simpson and Pauley Shore. Linguists note its roots in 1950s slang and Black culture while SNL and popular culture amplify its spread among students and beyond. Party on, indeed.
Chuck Shepherd, George Washington University law professor by day and weird news editor by night, runs View from the Ledge a free newsletter readers send clippings to. It profiles bizarre items from prison poll winners to tank deals and forest fires, with a sharp social commentary edge.
University of Florida psychologist James Archer notes 85% of campus counseling directors report sharper student psychological problems over the last decade. Disorders span low mood to substance abuse, with loneliness and pressure to excel common. Budgets shrink health services as colleges cut counseling, prompting Archer to advocate early faculty detection and referrals to prevent self harm.
UCF and companies host fall career expos as recession cuts available positions. Recruiters note more qualified applicants and alumni turnout while advising students to gain practical experience and present a polished image for interviews.
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