Fine Arts Film Series Ends Semester With Boom
The semester closed with a dramatic finish as the Fine Arts Film Series presented Forbidden Games. German warplanes are shown in a harrowing opening scene, setting a stark tone for the final screening.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1968
Page
2
The semester closed with a dramatic finish as the Fine Arts Film Series presented Forbidden Games. German warplanes are shown in a harrowing opening scene, setting a stark tone for the final screening.
Judy Collins Wildflowers is praised for its mood and interpretive depth with selections by Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen. The article notes the album’s delicate arrangements and late sorrowful mood, balanced by strong vocals and lush instrumentals. It also recounts the WWII story of Paulette from Forbidden Games, a five year old who loses her parents and puppy to bombing, shaping a haunting film memory.
LC comptroller Alvin Miles says no curtain purchase steps yet but plans to explore costs this year. He aims to have new curtains by February, though Lee College must wait as funds of about $5,000 are needed for replacements amid Christmas colors.
On Saturday December 7 at 2 p.m. Baytown merchants hosted a Christmas parade with Santa arriving in the city. Lee College clubs and local high schools led floats and cars including the Lee and Sterling bands the Lee Brigadiers antique cars a living Nativity scene a chair and organ float and a entry titled Christmas in Vietnam. Dave Sherron served as parade chairman.
Yale classics professor Erich Segal gains fame writing for the Beatles Yellow Submarine. He collaborates with Brodax Mendelsohn and Minoff, drawing on Greek myths for imagery. Segal credits the shift to visual storytelling, while remaining devoted to academia.
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