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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
1
The Peace Corps attracts many graduates to two year overseas assignments in developing countries. Volunteers gain experience that benefits American society, with training aimed at creating useful agriculturists, teachers, and community development workers. The program promises participation, independence, and responsibility, fueling college interest.
Dr. Joseph Schnitzen director of the UH counseling center addressed introductory psychology students in 9 am and 12 pm classes. He has taught at the University of Houston for five years and plans for more guest speakers and field trips in the psychology department.
The Lee College Debate Team sponsored by Mr. Joseph Mendoza competed at the San Jacinto Junior College event in Pasadena on October 27. Frank Jaubert reached the finals in original oratory and Ella Wright took third in poetry interpretation as the team gains experience. They will travel to Louisiana Tech on November 10 and 11 for further competition with multiple events offered.
The average person now tends to require about five minutes more sleep than before. This shift suggests changes in daily routines and potential impacts on health and productivity.
Student newspaper Lee Lantern presents a campus survey on reader views and the administration’s influence. The piece invites letters to the editor and aims to engage students in shaping campus journalism.
Bay Town representative Joe Allen met with Lee College Young Democrats in an informal session. He denounced the Connally-Carrillo Act as a farce and said the Texas Constitution is outdated likely to be rewritten. He questioned a pari mutuel horse racing law and noted liquor by the drink could pass on a local option basis next session. He predicted Governor Connally’s run and cited slim chances for other candidates. He cited Carr’s campaign funds shrinking from a lobbying group. He supported forming a Lee Young Democrat branch and warned against overemphasizing Viet Nam in politics.
LC student Steve Holmes spent two months touring England France Switzerland Liechtenstein Austria Germany Holland and Britain with brief visits to the C J Cantrells in England and Austria and the Raymond Carlachs in Brittany France. He noted Brittany resembles Texas climate but cooler and that refrigeration is unnecessary for meats and dairy. He described Breton life including hand made furniture and a wedding in Plouray with all-day celebrations and street dancing.
Alvin Miles says the new telephone system may need four more weeks to finish. Regents heard two groups asked to present private housing proposals. President Strahan noted no decision on housing approach but will pass along proposals. Contractor Alvin Rice reported 15 to 20 percent progress on parking lots 2 and 3 with a December 11 target.
Bakersfield California with a population around 67 000 endured 25 days in August over 100 degrees. Local weather records show extreme heat and heatwave conditions affecting residents during the month, with thermometers hitting marquee temperatures.
Dr. Strahan argues in the North Dakota Law Review on whether college students grades can be released to draft boards. He cites People v Russell to support restricting access and notes that consent or public interest factors govern disclosure.
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