Lee Lantern Newsletter From Lee College Baytown
The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly by Lee College journalism students in Baytown Texas. Printing by Jackson Printery in Houston and typography by Throop Machinery Company. Editors note mentions James F Koenig and the 36th American Council on Education meeting.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Throop Machinery Company
Heights Blvd
Houston
Jackson Printery
American Council On Education
A Noteworthy Speech on Education and Social Problems
The speaker argues that curricula must adjust to current social issues and that American youth abroad must understand the nation’s religion, ethics, and justice to accurately represent U.S. values. He warns that oversimplified history or misplaced subjects undermine national understanding and the constitutional framework.
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America
Southeast Asia
United States
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Department of Anthropology
France
Britain
Malik
Light Reflections on Society and Thought
The piece questions progress and civilization arguing against rigid living patterns. It critiques philosophy and human conceit while noting misgivings about animal thinking and the telescope of self. It suggests directing government surplus to the needy rather than political gains.
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India
North Africa
United Nations
The Lamp and Campus Life Reflections at Lee College
A collage of campus chatter and observations at Lee College shows students in the lounge eating, studying, and socializing. Names like Mary Lou Buford, Joy Van Zandt, Sandra Montgomery appear among anecdotes on classes, travel, sports, music, and debates about education and morality. The piece weaves student behavior with wider discourse on American ideals and global leadership.
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Mary Lou Buford
Joan Pond
Joy van Zandt
Sandra Montgomery
LeRoy Hartless
Ginger Lehr
San Antonio
Nothing annoys me more than loud gum chewing and conceit
An essay fragment lists dislikes and oddities from loud gum chewing to couples in the student lounge. It laments conceit and mockery in class, praises solitude in the library, and muses on education emphasizing means and social engineering over morals.
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Department of Anthropology
Iit
The Rage Over Spring Flower Trimmed Hats
A writer laments the spring fad of flower trimmed hats for women and the crowds around store counters. She notes the ridiculous loop of trying on many hats only to buy the one worn initially, criticizing the high prices for straw hats.
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Louise Alpha
Interdependence of mechanized world and tin supply
The essay notes how tin from Singapore and Malay States fuels global production of pie plates and other goods. It credits many workers and inventors, from miners to manufacturers, and highlights electricity and mechanization powering modern life and comfort. It mentions Lee College relying on electricity for heating and cooling and honors Edison Ford Whitney Franklin Fulton.
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Singapore
Malay States
United States
U. S
Lee College
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
Eli Whitney
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Fulton
Weekend Garden Fashions Include Fancy Floral Displays
A brief item notes households spending on garden displays over the coming month with designs ranging from flower beds to bird cages and the social remarks that may follow. A continuation hint points to Page 3 column 5 for more on the shoes.
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