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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1955
Page
2
The Lee Lantern is published intermittently by guest writers from Lee College Baytown Texas detailing campus events and community notices for readers.
Report from Lee College details a one sided game with zero Lee fans present while El Paso supporters traveled distance to cheer against a team that performed poorly. After the match the Rebels hosted an impromptu after party as editors seek a stand for backing.
A reader urges Lee College to televise all campus meetings and offices to avoid hidden actions. The letter proposes cameras in every area and questions parking and ice hockey stadium needs to boost campus activity.
A report details secret sliding doors found in library study rooms and a confessed dynamiting to access a partition. It notes gym rope installations for students and teachers, a pole climbing dare, and local TV program hype boosting Roy Fulkerson’s casual format on Channel 99.
Unrest erupts as a dean disallows classroom reassignments for spring term. Teachers Mr. Hobbs and Miss Meeks clash on sports bias and workload while Lantern reporters quote students like Roy Fulkerson and Cornelia Grant lamenting shifts that affect English classes and grading.
Dr. Harrington and a crew sponsor a film series at Lee College. Rumors say Hollywood may supply new releases and a revised schedule could begin, with rumored showings on Tuesday at 3 am and 11:30 pm and a following day at 5:30 am and noon.
Developmental Mind Reading offers an extra noncredit course to aid progress in other studies. Dr. Mullens notes rapid mind reading as a marketable skill, citing UT success with a student who read 500 minds per minute. He also teaches at Lee and writes a book titled Whats My Mind.
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