Exploring the Black Hills of South Dakota
A scenic tour article describes fishing spots off the beaten path in the Black Hills, the Timber State Game and Fish stocking trout, tourist attractions like Mount Rushmore and Wind Cave, plus Rapid City as a gateway. It notes warm summers and cold snaps, local Sioux reservations, and road links to Nebraska Wyoming Montana and North Dakota.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
State Game and Fish Commission
Mount Rushmore
Wild Bill Hickok
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Rapid City
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
Baytown
Jealousy Is Strange A Short Story
The piece describes a pianist who captivates a crowd with majestic melody as a narrator obsesses over him. After an intense backstage longing, the narrator plots violence while a gunshot rings out, ending with a moral note from Pope about education shaping minds.
Arabian Proverb on Knowledge and Wisdom
A compact teaching contrasts levels of awareness. The saying outlines steps to handle ignorance and guidance for those who see or fail to see their own knowledge, urging judgment, instruction, awakening, and following the wise.
When I Was Fourteen and Watched My Father Grow Wise
A short reflection recalls a boy’s view of his father as ignorant at fourteen but surprisingly learned by twenty one, noting how time alters perception and respect for a parent.
James Weir the versatile LC standout and energy force
The Curtain Club praises James Weir for stage prowess and organizational skill. A Lambda Chi president, he blends acting with leadership, lightening tense moments with humor and coordinating the Rebel Round-Up show and can-can routines. He is described as popular, friendly, and hard working both in work and play.
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James Weir
Curtain Club
Weir
Houston
Lambda Chi
Louisiana
Picnic Set for May 20 at Galveston Beach
The Wesley Foundation completed plans for a sunrise picnic on Galveston Beach to close the year's activities on May 20. Sponsored by Mr. A. H. Miles the group has fostered campus student fellowship.
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Wesley Foundation
Galveston Beach
A. H. Miles
Oxford Saturday Town Life in a College City
Oxford Mississippi, home to the University of Mississippi and Nobel laureate William Faulkner, is a calm college town that grows slowly. On Saturdays the court house square bursts with activity as white and Black residents mingle, shop, gossip, and watch children play. The scene contrasts with weekday quiet and reflects the town’s charm and social rhythms.
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Oxford
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
William Faulkner
Laffette County
Court House
Texas Avenue
Court House Square
Nickle
Schooner Bottom
So And-So
Little
Joy Powell Loves Sharp Replies at Lee College
Joy Powell is named the most sarcastic girl at Lee College for quick, witty answers. She recalls a bumpy childhood moving from Goose Creek to Highlands and back, eventually landing at Lee College and planning a future in physical education. She works as an secretary at Highlands Elementary and dreams of Texas A M or Sam Houston for college.
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Joy Powell
Lee College
Goose Creek
Joy
Highlands
Powell
Corpus Christi
Highlands Elementary
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Goose Creek Independent
Fort Worth
Sam Houston
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