Music 305 To Include Appreciation At LJC
Music 305 and 301 will be offered at LJC for the first time in the second semester. Music 305 focuses on music appreciation for lay listeners using Edwin Stringham's Listening to Music Creatively. Music 301 centers on sight singing with choral work and noncredit participants joining the LJC chorus. Aided by pre registration, class times are listed with Music Week a planned program including religious and secular pieces.
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LJC
Gladys Ellis
Edwin J. Stringham
Music Library
LJC Chorus
Ellis
Music
Veterans urged to write Congress over Rogers Bill
Students under the GI Bill are urged to urge their Congressmen and Senators to pass the Rogers Bill by spring term. Jack Akin, president of the student body, says Operation Subexistence in Washington coordinates the effort to raise subsistence and abolish wage ceilings. Letters should be brief and polite.
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Jack Akin
Operation Subsistance
Washington, D.C
House
Washington
D. C
Senate
D.C
Calendar Announces Second Semester Schedule
The calendar sets final exams January 19 to 22 and second semester starts January 26 with registration January 26 from 1 00 to 9 06 p m The term resumes January 28 Easter holidays are March 25 and 26 Mid term reports go out March 81 San Jacinto Day April 21 Dead week May 21 26 Baccalaureate May 23 Graduation May 28
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San Jacinto
Two Day Registration Set For Lee Junior College
About 110 students are enrolled for the second semester at Lee Junior College. Pre registration ends January 23 and regular registration is January 26 and 27 from 1 to 9 pm. A $1 late fee applies after January 27. Steps include filing forms in Room 223, receiving a schedule card in Room 225, scheduling with a Schedule Committee in Room 221, then paying fees at the College Office.
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Lee Junior College
Walter Rundell
Colllge
Registree
Robert E. Lee
First Semester In Review Highlights 1947 Activities at LJC
The Lantern recounts a busy first half of 1947-48 with fourteen student groups in the news. Student Council and Intramural Program led coverage, followed by Lee Chorale and Curtain Club, with sororities and fraternities also prominent.
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LJC
New Lee Chorale
Curtain Club
Sigma Alpha Chi
Gamma Phi Kappa
Alpha Rho Tau
Phi Theta Kappa
Omega Sigma Gamma
le Cerle Francais
Baptist Student Union
Engineering Society
Records Show LIC Founding 1931 and Present College 1934
The article outlines the conception of a junior college in 1929 and actions from 1931 to 1934, leading to the establishment of a district by a 1933 vote. It covers early administration, first faculty, and 1994-35 enrollments, with notes on student groups, activities, and milestones at Lee Junior College.
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LIC
Carl Bond
RELHS
W. R
Texas Jr. Colleges To Form Organization
An organizational meeting to consolidate junior colleges in Texas is set for San Angelo on Saturday January 17. Dean Walter Rundell announced the plan and James F Koenig chosen to represent LJC at the conference.
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Texas
San Angelo
Walter Rundell
James F. Koenig
LJC
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