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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
2
Dean Walter Rundell and Lee College celebrate new students as the institution grows since 1934. The text highlights programs in pre medicine nursing engineering and liberal arts, career opportunities with projected 1970 demand, library resources, and potential lifetime earnings for college graduates.
A roving reporter surveys college students on how a beard growing contest affects their love lives. Responses vary from playful to critical with personal anecdotes about romance, attraction, and social reactions. Some students joke about discomfort while others note no impact on relationships.
Mr. Guemple said the Vocational department applied for state approval to teach a course for students interested in industrial machines. If approved, the college will level the auditorium floor at the former Baytown Elementary and install about $50,000 worth of machinery for student use.
Toby Coones balances leadership in Lee College intramurals and service in church while planning an engineering technology major at the University of Houston. Peggy Pollard, a top Texas education student and TSEA leader, teaches Sunday School, sings in choirs, serves as Grand Representative from New Jersey, and excels in athletics and music.
A brief note reviews two books: The Terrorists by Robert Payne about Sergey Nechayev and his revolutionary heirs, and The Golden Bough by Sir James Frazer, a study of magic, customs, and early human thought evolving toward civilization.
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