Growth in journalism majors outpaces college enrollment
An editorial mirrors a Houston Post piece noting journalism growth exceeds overall college enrollment for the fifth time in seven years. It chronicles top journalism schools led by Missouri and Florida, and shows recruiters seeking graduates skilled in clear public and corporate communication.
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Newspaper Fund, Inc
Eric Hoffer
Missouri
Florida
Georgia
Michigan State
Illinois
Ohio
Minnesota
Northwestern
Brigham Young
Oregon
Frrm Schools of Business Administration
Freshman and Sophomore Court Elected at Fall Festival
The Court was elected by the Student Body at the Fall Festival. Carrie Casey is Freshman Princess with Bryan James and Alice Sawburger as attendants. Randy Kimmey accompanies Carrie. Pat Wendel is Queen with Ronnie Barfield and Kathy Sanders as Sophomore Duchess. Joey McChesney accompanies Branda Holloway with Don Middleton as escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Casey
Bryan James
Alice Sawburger
Randy Kimmey
Pat Wendel
Ronnie Barfield
Kathy Sanders
Joey McChesney
Branda Holloway
Don Middleton
Taja Strikes Banquet Stage At OAS Event
The OAS banquet featured speeches by Phillip Dignam sponsor and Seaborn Cravey mayor of Baytown with Sabir M. Amawi, Saudi honorary consul, discussing Arab Jewish strife. The highlight was dancer Taja performing two Arabian style pieces to warm praise from Dean Alton Laird.
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Phillip Dignam
OAS
Seaborn Cravey
Baytown
Sabir M. Amawi
Saudi Arabia
Amawi
Ing
Alton Laird
Life
President is only American not required to have passport
The president remains the sole American citizen not required to hold a passport for foreign travel, a distinction cited in discussions of travel rules and diplomatic protocol.
First Dramatic Play Friday and Saturday at Lee College
Lee College Curtain Club presents Carson McCullers play Member of the Wedding at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the auditorium. Ella Wright stars as Frankie with a cast including Jackie Alford John Stevens Hodges Pat Arthur Kathy Wendel Dallas Holmes Mary Korenek Linda De La Vergne Phyllis Bayer Kenneth Bunting Charles Nichols and John Kulbeth. T. E. Rowlett Jr. directs with Charlotte Baumbach as student director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College Curtain Club
Ella Wright
Frankie
Carson McCullers
Jackie Alford
John Stevens Hodges
Pat Arthur
Kathy Wendel
Dallas Holmes
Mary Korenek
Linda de la Vergne
Phyllis Bayer
Kenneth Bunting
Charles Nichols
John Kulbeth
T. E. Rowlett, Jr
Charlotte Baumbach
Moody Grant to Provide Union Space Remodeling
Lee College will remodel its Student Union in Walter Rendell Hall after a $73,000 Moody Foundation grant from Galveston was approved. The funding supports a career development center, information retrieval system, and administrative service area, with work to start after space arrangements are made for a new Student Union.
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Moody
Lee College
Moody Foundation
Galveston
Board of
Regents
Richard Strahan
James McWilliams
Robert E. Baker
Marcus Greer
Baker
Strahan
Joe Allen
Harry Holmes
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Foundation
Dr. Strahan
Walter Rundell
Keep Off the Grass Parking Rule Enforced
Dean of Students Alton Laird states students may not park on the grass even after the new lot opens. Violators face strict punishment under existing regulations applicable to the current facilities.
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Alton Laird
Oregon students gain first direct voice on state education board
University of Oregon officials announce student representation to the State Board of Higher Education. Russell K Sadler, a University of Oregon graduate student, will serve as the student representative. The plan follows a survey at the University of Illinois Health Center linking smoking and grades among freshmen. Sixty percent of freshmen do not smoke, with smoking linked to financial support patterns.
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University of Illinois Student Health Center
Dorothy Dunn
Oregon
State Board of High Education
University of Oregon
Russell K- Sadler
State Board of Higher Education
Bell & Howell Debuts New Generation Film Distribution
Bell & Howell announces its entry into college film distribution with short programs titled Art & Politics and Underground series. President Peter G. Pierson says films are expression over product and will include experimental, underground, documentary and art works. Programs have played at Illinois, Hartford, Notre Dame and Colorado College and will be offered nationwide.
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Chicago
Bell & Howell Company
Bell & Howell
Peter G. Peterson
Art & Politics
Animation & Abstraction
The
Scene
Undreground
Art & Document
University of Illinois
University of Hartford
Notre Dame
Colorado College
Lee College Rebels Rout SHSU JV 82 64 in Tuesday Showdown
Lee College Rebels defeated the Sam Houston State University Bobcats Junior Varsity 82 to 64 on Tuesday night. Details to follow in the next issue.
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Lee College Rebels
Sam Houston Bobcats
Inter-Institutional Committee on Higher Education Forms
The nine units of the state system will each be represented by three students on the committee. The group aims to improve undergraduate instruction and asks student bodies to contribute limited funds to support the new position. Sadler will attend State Board meetings, visit each campus annually, and help students present problems to the board.
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Universites
Committee On Higher Education
Sadler
State Board of Higher Education
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