OAS Plans Picnic For All Students
Organization of Arab Students invites all to a November 9 picnic at Mc Collum Park Baytown with a $1 50 per person or $2 50 per couple entry featuring Arabian food soft drinks dancing and games.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
3
Organization of Arab Students invites all to a November 9 picnic at Mc Collum Park Baytown with a $1 50 per person or $2 50 per couple entry featuring Arabian food soft drinks dancing and games.
The captioned illustration features sophomores Luann Cakebread David Wilks and Carrie Casey with freshman Randy Short. David appears in a dress in the middle while Luann leans toward helping or hindering him. Carrie seems stationary and Randy teases with little resistance.
Lee College students held a spontaneous outdoor gathering Friday after noon with about ten participants. Rick Johnson led guitar and vocal performances by Johnson David Wilks Mike Davis and Kathy Wendel as others joined in. Mrs Wood recorded the event and hopes for slides of future events. An open invitation is extended for this Friday at 4 pm for a lyric love in.
Theta Kappa Sigma cheers Greek Week with students David Wilks and Rick Johnson in the photo. A raffle offers four $25 gift certificates from Carl's Gregory's Junior World and The Cage. The talent show and dance are sponsored by the Kappa Sigs and The Crowd Plus One band performs from Fort Worth.
Critics like Bob Shelton Nat Hentoff and Leonard Feather trace how pop music's rising fame from San Francisco flower power to psychedelic acts shifted from intimate performer audience rapport to a trance like transfer. They argue the 1950s optimism gave way to cynical apathy and a vacuum of emotion after the Kennedy era failed civil rights era crusades.
The Cream wrapped a farewell show in Houston on Wednesday October 23, starting 7:50 after a late start. The Terry Reeves Band from England opened with originals and covers, including White Room, I m So Glad, Sitting On Top of the World, and The Toad. Ginger’s 15 minute The Toad solo drew a standing ovation.
A student group at Lee College plans to publish an anthology of essays poetry stories cartoons and art. Dr. Strahan and Dr. McWilliams approve the project with faculty advisors Ellen Spiller Phillip Dignam and Merrill Brown. Editors are Donald Dial Crispin James and Gary Smith. A December 15 submission deadline is set and all students are urged to participate.
The text features a dialogue with references to Zeno and Demothanes debating Zoroastrians, plus a UT Medical School remark about untrusted advice. It hints at controversial views and a question about guidance and propriety in public discourse.
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