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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1950
Page
3
The text discusses sleep as essential for health and sanity, with notes on how different animals sleep, how humans fall asleep, and how sleep affects physiology. It covers patterns, triggers, and uncertainties about what causes sleep, emphasizing sleep as a lasting mystery.
The article outlines Saint Patrick’s Day as Ireland’s national holiday marked by parades dinners speeches toasts balls and festivities worldwide. It notes symbols like the shamrock and Trinity reference and suggests programs feature plays poems legends songs and readings about St Patrick and Irish culture.
Six graduating sophomores plan to continue studies at major universities. Luther Choate eyes University of Houston or Sul Ross with summer accounting and fall psychology. Lois Bedinger aims for TSCW dress design with BA in one regular year plus two summers. Tito Zamora will join the Marine Corps Reserve and study photography at UH next fall. Vaudine Beal hopes for Texas University liberal arts with music and psychology interests.
Thirteen members were initiated into the Zeta Nu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at the Community House on Tuesday night. Officers Joe Don Dollar, Pauline Malazzo, and Dorothy Gierisch led the ceremony, with plans announced for the Phi Theta Kappa Convention in Tyler on March 20 to 22. Initiates named include Linda Hennigan Catherine Baker Jeannine Owens Jonell Seale Elizabeth Hill Jack Carpenter Kenneth Baird Billy Stanger Wayland Cohoe Albert Muller Billy Ray Robertson Betty Ann Williams Dolly Moskowitz. Jean Kellogg was unable to attend.
Mark W. Eakin, Lee College registrar, was re elected secretary of the Texas Junior College Teachers Association at the third annual meeting February 24 25 in Austin Stephen F. Austin hotel. Other officers elected include President Neal M Selson First Vice President Mrs Carl Wallace Second Vice President Mrs Elna F Russell Treasurer Joe Taylor Committeeman H N Dawson Committeewoman Miss Francis Dushek Committeewoman Mrs Annie Lee Shelton.
Dean Rundell notes 21 courses run 5 to 9 30 pm with morning options. First term June 5 to July 14. Second term July 17 to August 24. Veterans already in school register through spring but may enroll for summer via Form 7 1909. new veterans should file a month before opening.
Freshmen English 1b students compile term projects with varied specializations. Psychology leads, with topics in hypnotism and effects on therapy, education psychology, and related fields. Several education and science subjects follow, including studies on cosmetics, social issues, and space exploration.
The article traces weather science from Galileo’s thermometer to barometers and the first U S weather bureau in 1870. It notes meteorologists forecast days ahead and introduces early weather control experiments using dry ice seeding and hydrogen torch with silver iodide to induce or destroy rain by altering cloud temperatures.
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