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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
2
The Lee Lantern is published every third week by students of Lee College in Baytown Texas. It records campus life, student news, and college activities for the campus community.
The piece discusses cheating and pressure to excel in schools. It questions quick glances at papers and sharing questions, notes teachers' inattention, and urges a student council committee to study a workable solution. The author, Keith Trainer, argues a thoughtful, durable approach is needed.
Grace Smith writes about hidden wealth behind closed doors in art, science, music, and architecture. The piece praises Shakespeare Sandburg Curie Einstein Beethoven Da Vinci Picasso Reynolds Bonheur Wright and urges study of literature arts and science to store treasures in minds for sharing with the world.
A crowd voices mixed sorrow and national concern after President Kennedy’s death. Respondents name Texas, Dallas, and the U.S. impact, with one proposal to name a local high school for Kennedy and others urging unity and world peace.
William Welch a Lee College lab assistant majors in chemistry and math and plans to become a college professor after LaMar Tech. Melanie Coburn, sophomore vice president, majors in English and French plans to teach literature and engages in Gamma Phi Theta Kappa and student council.
A compact guide urges safe driving habits including keeping the car in good repair staying sober and rested focusing on driving recognizing hazards especially at night obeying traffic laws and being courteous to others. It emphasizes self control protecting pedestrians and applying the Golden Rule to drive with care and courtesy.
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