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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1969
Page
4
A memoir style piece recalls military school abuse during a two week bivouac at Camp Bullis near San Antonio. The author details a brutal drill sergeant, harsh conditions, and a water shortage as recruits endure commanded maneuvers and nonlethal torture.
Sophomore music education major Janice Trahan aims for North Texas University where she is accepted as a piano student by Larry Waltz. She serves as vice president of Mu Lambda Kappa and teaches seven piano students while studying piano voice and cello. Her influences include Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn Brahms Chopin and contemporary tastes favoring Simon and Garfunkel. She jokes about André Previn and Lawrence Welk as a fear combo and notes a lifelong love of music with a playful spirit.
A 31 page Indiana study by a policy committee calls for a more flexible personal academic program starting freshman year while keeping graduation at 120 hours. It recommends pass/fail freshman courses, expanded counseling, earlier exposure to experienced teachers, and reorganization into four divisions with broader introductory courses and free movement across divisions.
Dr. Harry Groves, former Central State University president and now a University of Cincinnati law professor, argues the black student revolution is justified as part of a broader civil rights movement. He cautions against violent tactics and stresses the need to distinguish their reform from historic nationalist revolutions.
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