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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1954

Page

2

Lee College Outgrows Preferential Ballot System

Lee College considers discarding the preferential ballot due to heavy tallying and unfairness. With up to twelve nominees per office, counting requires recording dozens of numbers per ballot and risks errors, prompting the Student Council to favor general rules for future election planning.

Lee College Student Association Student Association Student Life Committee

Nominate by Petition Election Features Student Involvement

The council considers nominating by petition to improve seriousness and length of consideration for student offices. It would reduce joke candidacies and help voters learn candidates points of view and leadership abilities. Campaigning and publicity would boost interest in Student Association affairs and editorial work on the LEE LANTERN and LEE LOG.

LEE Lantern LEE Log LOG

Trimming the Lampwick features student summer plans and jokes

The San Jacinto H oliday on the 21st and McCarthy speech anchor a playful college column. Students, teachers, and staff map summer plans from travel to work, with classmates sharing pranks and light notes about exams and finals.

San Jacinto Williamson Senator McCarthy Battle Ground

UPA Cartoons and Satire Move Beyond Slapstick

Hollywood cartoon studio UPA creators rise beyond Disney style with Gerald McBoing Boing Mr Magoo and Thurber inspired works. Mad magazine Ballyhoo and True appear as satire sources while comic humor expands to animation and live film formats reported with enthusiastic tone.

UPA Hollywood United Patrons of Art Areka Peashooters Association Gerald MecBoing-Boing Mr. Magoo James Thurber Thurber Max Schulman Dennis the Menace Hank Ketcham Charles Addams New Yorker George Saturday Evening Post True Magazine Collier’s H. Allen Smith Pete Smith Edgar Kennedy Gerald McBoing-Boing

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