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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
2
An editorial questions whether Lee College cultivates thinking beyond rote learning. It cites Dr. Ronald E. Barnes on student demonstrations and argues for revived student-administrator communication to foster critical reasoning and meaningful engagement with ideas.
Today brings Did You Hear the One About the Traveling Saleslady at Brunson Theatre starring Phyllis Diller. Cinema II revives Far From the Madding Crowd with Julie Christie. Cool Hand Luke plays at Garden Oaks Northshore Parkview and Clear Lake theatres with Paul Newman as the convict. The Pajama Game leads at Houston Music Theatre with Robert Blake Howard Keel and Jessica Walter. Indonesia Between Two Worlds airs Friday on Channel 8 Cultures and Continents. R and D Review discusses Fluidies 1968. Critical Issue hosts Nick Gearhart on juvenile delinquency Tuesday.
The Lee Lantern weekly campus paper lists editors and staff roles with assignments in sports features advertising business cartoons photography amusement and drama and lists reporters.
A letter to the editor from Lee Lantern at Lee College Baytown Texas suggests addressing the Coke machine inconvenience by bringing concerns to the student government. The writer notes the student union's misuse and invites the reader to attend meetings in WB 115 on Tuesdays at 12 10 to seek a solution.
A student asks how to handle a roommate who hides a nylon under the back seat and jokes about pregnancies by telegram during breaks. Larry dismisses the pranks with a libertine line and encourages indulgence rather than action.
Lee College displays brighten the cafeteria with tempera paintings by Evelyn Bar clay and Gary Smith. Experimental prints by Sherry Smith Diane Bloom Judy Pratt Mildrde Bom hoff Don Goins and Larkin Smith use torn paper cardboard and string to create varied textures.
The Ram Page notes 1.4 to 1.7 male-to-female ratios on campuses and a Leap Year proposal trend, plus University of Iowa President Bowen warns against campus political action. It also covers University of Michigan’s pass fail option for one non major course, showing 98.5 percent pass rate and grades distribution if graded.
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