Intramural Rivalries Boost Texas Four A Schools Plan
Editorial outlines a plan to pit intramural champions from Rice Institute Houston University Texas University and LJC in an inter school competition. Key figures Willie Moreno Wayne Carter and Bob Hensley back the effort despite Houston U awareness of LJC’s strength. No awards details yet.
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Bob Hensley
LJC
Texas
Bob
Rice Institute
Houston University
Texas University
Willie Moreno
Lee Junior
Rice
Willie
Wayne Carter
Texas U
Houston U
Houstonians
Tomorrow Announces College Writer's Short Story Contest
The Tomorrow magazine invites undergraduates to submit stories up to 5000 words for a College Contest. Two top prizes of 500 and 250 will be awarded, with other submissions considered for regular publication. Include the writer's name, college, and mailing address on the manuscript and envelope. submissions close December 31, 1947.
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Tomorrow
44Th St
New York
N. Y
Love and Time Reflected in Seventeenth Century Meditation
The excerpt contrasts love’s present joy with later pain and healing, noting time as a brief pause within a long span. It cites Donne and his meditative reflections on devotion and the nature of eternity.
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Leland
Marjoram
Donne
Bob Hensley Double Vet Finds Home In LUC
The article profiles Bob Hensley a top intramural organizer at LUC who leads the sports program and scores high in points. Since arriving in 1984 and after military service, he has held posts in sports and journalism, edited the Lantern, and captained intramurals with Charlie Zamora. He aims for a physics and math degree at LJC and then Texas U, while pursuing inter-school competition with Rice, Houston U, and Texas U.
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Lantern
Bob Hensley
Luc
Bob
LJC
Uncle Solomon
Fighting Engineers
The
Hensley
Willie Moreno
Yoe High
Cameron
Humble
Texas U
Sword of Zamora
Charlie Zamora
Charlie
Mary Jo
Lilly
Rice
Houston U
Hensley Ragain Tennis Champs Dominate Group IV Volleyball
Percy Portis leads Group IV with J D Pitts and Wesley Macon guiding Invincible Fighting Fourth in clear early advantage. Ragain and Hensley top tennis doubles as mixed teams rise. Odom resigns as captain of Group V with Angel and Hichelberger taking over.
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Percy Portis
Percy
J. D. Pitts
Wesley Macon
LJC
Barbara Morris
Brother Porky
Norvell Locker
Marvin Seiver
Charlie Zamora
Odom
Roger Ragain
Bob Hensley
Nick Sacaris
J. C
Ragain
Hensley
Bonner
Rundell
Leon Harmon
Zamora
Seiver
Mary Jo Lilly
Joyce Cooper
SJC
Moskowitz
Lucky Odom
Billy Angel
Phil Hichelberger
Math Teacher Listed Among Veterans
Mr. Charles Bonner a Lee Junior College mathematics instructor since 1934 and SMU graduate with UT and Colorado study, is a Texas native born in Cleburne. His hobbies include tennis golf badminton gardening, and he once enjoyed basketball and chess. He notes the campus would be ideal for gardens if not for sects.
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Charles Bonner
Lee Junior College
Bonner
SMU
University of Texas
University of Colorado
Mr. Bonner
Cleburne
Literary Contest Open To College Students
Bard Review announces a short story and poetry contest for college students judged purely on merit. First prizes of 100 dollars and second prizes of 50 dollars will be awarded. winning entries will be published in Bard Review’s Winter and Spring issues. Entries must be sent by February 10, 1948 to Contest Editor Bard Review Annandaleton Hudson New York with name and college on the title page.
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Bard Review
Annandaleton-Hudson
New York
Dickens Ghosts and Scrooge Learn Compassion in A Christmas Tale
A reviewer summarizes Scrooge’s journey with the Ghosts of Christmas Past Present and Future. Scrooge sees Cratchit’s poverty and Tiny Tim’s plight and reforms by raising wages and improving care. The critic notes moral lessons but offers playful skepticism.
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Cratchit
Tiny Tim
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