The Student Column Examines the Global Student Role
Harry Cochran Jr introduces a column titled The Student and surveys how students shape national action through history. He cites riots in Paris Latin America and involvement in revolutions in Hungary Russia and Huang provides context for student influence and misused liberal leanings.
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Paris
Latin America
Guatemala University
UCLA
Los Angeles
London
Lee
Harry Cochran, Jr
Pearls of Wisdom Muddle Everyday Truths
A collage of quips and paradoxes on ego, luck, vanity, and insight. The speaker riffs on change, confidence, losers, courage, time, propriety, balance, and hidden talent with tongue in cheek humor.
A&M campus hosts state junior college liaison visit
Lantern notes H Lloyd Heaton director of ad missions and registrar at Texas A and M College visited the campus last Thursday to learn about junior college issues in relation to A&M. Lee College faculty Jay Holman and Jack Carpenter travel weekly to College Station for advanced industrial drawing courses.
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H. Lloyd Heaton
Texas A. & M. College
Heaton
A&m
Lee College
Jay Holman
Jack Carpenter
College Station
Texas A. & M
Marshall Likes and Family Ties Highlight Hillcrest Couple
Kenneth and Reba Jean Marshall, longtime educators, are featured with details of their Texas careers. Marshall, formerly at Borger High School and later Baytown, praises his wife as a key partner in a blended home life at 1108 Wright Boulevard. Three children and ten grandchildren extend a lineage rich in teaching values and scholarly interests.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Borger
Baytown
Marshall
Ashbel
Wright Boulevard
Kenneth
Reba Jean Marshall
Marshalls
James McCarty
San Antonio
Richard Marshall
Albuquerque
New Mex
Wayne P. Marshall
Mountain Home
Idaho
Marshall Clan
The Two Way Mirror of a Clown Mask
The author describes using a clown face as a two way mirror to reveal human truth. He notes laughter can come from genuine feeling and from shared misfortune, valuing the gifts of giving and receiving laughter.
The Frontier of Freedom and The Assault on Conformity
A faculty discussion by Bob Williamson on personal freedom in modern America. The essay argues conformity threatens liberty as the technological frontier reshapes society, urging prejudice must be overcome and individuals retain right to hold diverse beliefs despite rising corporate and governmental control.
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The
Lee Lantern
Bob Williamson
United States
Frederick Jackson Turner
Walter Prescott Webb
West
The Lee Lantern Staff Acknowledges Supporters
The Lee Lantern credits contributors Cynthia Boudloche Sybil Cezeaux Harry Cochran Michael Cox Patsy Holcomb Mary Helen McFerren Dalia May Neeley Valerie Neeley and Allen Welch in this issue. Photographer Sponsor A H Miles is thanked for his support.
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The
Lantern
Cynthia Boudloche
Sybil Cezeaux
Harry Cochran
Michael Cox
Patsy Holcomb
Mary Helen McFerren
Dalia May Neeley
Valerie Neeley
Allen Welch
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Don Hodges
Kay Clark
Patricia Keller
Board of Trustees
John Stewart
Goose Creek Independent
Delton Goodin
W. S. Raborn
Chamber of Commerce
Admiral Raborn
Marshall Likes
By Michael Cox
the Cause of Freedom
A. H. Miles
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