Lee Lantern Newspaper Summary Notes
The Lee Lantern is a student published paper from Lee College in Baytown Texas issued every three weeks.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1958
Page
2
Building Bridges Through Clear Communication Skills
The article stresses that engineers and scientists must master communication to direct people, inform supervisors, and publish findings. Technical knowledge builds structures, but people execute the work. Clear, concise communication enables decisions, collaboration, and recognition in the literature.
A woman balancing life as mother student and homemaker
A personal essay describes a mother and student juggling breakfast school runs and housework. The narrator recalls crowd versus solitude, then details a stalled project a neglected sailboat in need of scraping painting repairs ribs and a new centerboard and the temptation to offload it despite not wanting it. An editor’s note clarifies the piece is not paid advertising.
French Canadian woman learns Baytown life and slang
Mrs. Jeannine Sconzert, a French Canadian from La Sorre Quebec, moved from Montreal to Baytown via Montreal New York Boston and Chicago. She notes Southern hospitality and aims to master American slang and Texas mosquitoes while continuing English studies and family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sconzert
la Sorre
Abitibi
Canada
Quebec
Quebec City
Montreal
United States
Boston
Chicago
Baytown
New York
Texans and Outsiders Welcome at Lee College
A look at diverse origins among Lee College students shows a few born outside Texas. The piece cites J. T. Beard from east of the Mississippi who moved for easier taxes, Eva Alexander and Donald Anders from Arkansas, James Anderson from Washington DC, others from Oklahoma and Haileyville, plus Jeannine Sconzert from Canada and Herman Salinas from south of the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
J. T. Beard
Waters
J. T
Alexander
Donald Anders
Eva
Donald
James Anderson
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Bobby Baldwin
Haileyville
Drue Antwine
Soper
Baytown
United States
Jeannine Sconzert
Canada
Jeannine
Texas
Herman Salinas
Down
Avalon Theater to Stage Classic Plays This Summer
Houston readers will see the Avalon Theater convert to live performance starting May 20 with The Great Sebastian Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and more. Stars Wally Cox Caroline Richter Diana Barrymore and Ed Begley headlining various productions while Alley Theater showcases Middle of the Night and Theater Inc plans Damn Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Avalon Theater
Wally
Mr. Peepers) Cox
Caroline Richter
Diana Barrymore
Diana
Bunch
John
Lionel
Ethel Barrymore
Michael Strange
New York
Brenda Frazier
Lillian Roth
Miss Roth
the Avalon
Alley
Ed Begley
Paddy Chayefsky
Edward G. Robinson
Theater, Inc
Music Hall
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Limelight
Lorraine Orton
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