The Lee Lantern Student Newspaper Credits and Sponsor
The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly by the sophomore journalism class of Lee College Baytown Texas. Typography by Skip Goens Typesetting Company Houston printing by Triangle Printing Company Houston. Workers listed include Jack Caldwell Mary Terry Annie E Horn Nine Ruth Cooper Buck Young Jo Holmes Beatrice Steifel Marcia Ford Lydia Schmadl and Audrey Neal. Sponsor USS supergeess James F Koenig.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Skip Goens
The Worm An Ode To Nature And Perseverance
A compact reflection on worms from early bird fascination to their roles in nature food silk soil aeration and bait. The piece links worm resilience to human ambition citing monarch imagery and ancient texts while urging readers to seize opportunities and press forward.
Light Reflections on Rain and the Geometric Point
A reflective prose piece contrasts rain and a warming heater with fleeting thoughts on words. It muses that words are brief, light, and capable of easing weariness, while exploring the geometric point as a symbol of silence and speech in language. The scene shifts to gray seascapes and porch twilight as a page break signals continuation.
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Washateria
Perseus
Heaven
Mardi Gras Memories From Wick Street Students
Readable fragments describe students and activities at Wick Street Thomas including card games per Hoyle, jokes, French study, style shows, tennis games, clipping hair, earth age curiosity, work and school balance, chemistry lab hunts, class attendance, trivia chats, and late show outings.
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St. Thomas
Eleanor of Aquitaine and the Four Kings review summary
Amy Kelly's Eleanor of Aquitaine and the Four Kings presents a high value historical account of the queen's life from Paris to Rome and her role between Capet and Plantagenet rivals. The work portrays Eleanor's marriages to Louis VII and Henry II, her influence, imprisonment, and lasting impact on twelfth century politics.
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Eleanor OF Aquitaine and the Four Kings
Amy Kelly
Harvard University Press
Eleanor
Four Kings
Paris
London
Byzantium
Jerusalem
Rome
Europe
Louis VII
Henry II
Henry
Able Pen
Beatrice Stiefel
Fashions Steeped in Andean Flair From Ecuador to Peru
Spring styles borrow hues and textures from the Andes with bold stripes and lace, featuring coats, dresses, and knits in red white black and ivory. Designs highlight Peruvian fabrics, eyelet pique, seersucker, and patent accessories while models and onlookers eye a scene of fashion-minded socialites.
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Peru
Sacsahuaman
Ideal ages weighed in by Lee College students
The Lee College poll asked what age is ideal and gathered varied opinions. Respondents named ages from sixteen to thirty with reasons about maturity, independence, education, and social life shaping their views.
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Margaret Weir
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