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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1969
Page
5
Betty G Elliott presents a humorous guide showing how professors communicate in hidden language. Examples reveal translation of long assignments, discussion class expectations, outside readings, and test origins into student friendly meanings.
Rep. Joe Allen announces daily copies of the House Journal will be sent to Sterling Municipal Library Lee College Library Baytown high school libraries and four Baytown junior schools. The Journal records Texas House proceedings and will be available to the public at Sterling Municipal Library. Crosby Drew and Humble High Schools will also receive copies of the 61st Legislature daily proceedings.
Baytown Community Orchestra conducted by David Corder opened its first LC auditorium concert. The ensemble of about 60 players includes Lee College students, area adults, and high school students. A second performance is planned for March or April.
The Bluebonnet Girl Scout Council seeks 1969 summer staff for Camp Kachina at Lake Bolton. Nine weeks of outdoor programs include swimming, camping, horseback riding, sailing, canoeing, and crafts for 96 girls per session. Positions require age 18 21 plus waterfront staff with Water Safety Instructor cards. contact Mrs. Lionel Hood in Waco.
The rise of four letter word content in college papers triggers wide backlash. Purdue Exponent editor Smoot faced possible dismissal after publishing a poem and an earthy profile of an official. Wisconsin Daily Cardinal reprints and editorials sparked regent scrutiny and policy debate. Michigan State News echoed the Cardinal piece amid salary cut threats and a student faculty hearing.
After 91 years Mrs. Gert Meacham of San Francisco finally wins a prize on the TV show Personality. She receives a form asking if she is over 21 and she replies somewhat, illustrating a playful endnote to a long life.
Norman, Oklahoma. Bill Donnell freshman from Duncan failed to top the world record of 56 hard boiled eggs in one hour during a Sledge class function at the University of Oklahoma. He ate 50 eggs in the allotted hour and blamed his past high school feats for the shortfall. He also stated he cannot stand hard boiled eggs.
LC government instructor Ronald Roberts attended the Southern Political Science Association’s fortieth annual meeting in Gatlinburg Tennessee. Speakers included Dr James Prothro and Dr David Easton with Easton noted as American Political Science Association president.
A campus rush report shows 44 percent of freshmen women pledged sororities this year versus 60 percent last year. A student calls the system lousy yet notes it affects dating. Northwestern asks sororities to send formal letters stating they do not discriminate.
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