Lee Lantern Student Newspaper Summary
The Lee Lantern is a college run publication in Baytown Texas produced by Lee College students. It lists staff including Keith Trainer editors and reporters such as Jimmy Dimitri Margie Dossey Carl Dyer Judy Lamberson Kay Morgan Grace Smith James Smith with adviser T E Rowlett Jr.
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Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Jimmy Dimitri
Margie Dossey
Carl Dyer
Judy Lamberson
Kay Morgan
Grace Smith
James Smith
Should the voting age stay at twenty one
The article argues that the right to vote should be extended to younger people while noting current laws set 21 as the voting age. It contrasts the 18-year-old’s duties like draft registration and military service with being barred from voting and questions why age 18 or 19 cannot grant suffrage.
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Draft Board
America
Pat Butler
Janet Shamblin
Dean Mitchell
Robert Peacock
Judy Gatlin
Ossie Wright
Patricia Osbolt
Richard Serbe
Elaine Townsend
Sharon Cottrell
Charles Wellman
Henry Gonzales
Carolyn Baldrige
Jerry Anderson
Regina Hernandez
Tif
Jerry Milner
Betty Marez
Billy Brown
Abe
Judi Knog
Peope
Pat O
Bobby Henry
Robert Mapes
Pat Cox
Paul Klien
Robert Dudley
Jim Woods
Charlene Muennier
David Smith
Burke Johnson
Cash Talks Memo Urges Students Not to Skip Classes
Dr. Frank S. Endicott of Northwestern University cites U S Census data showing college graduates earn about $240 per class day more than high school graduates, equating to roughly $44 000 per year and $13 200 000 over a 30 year career in teaching.
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Frank S. Endicott
Northwestern University
Should the voting age be changed to 18 in 1960s debate
Roving reporter surveys public opinion on lowering the voting age to 18. Responses from students and locals show mixed views with many arguing maturity and civic knowledge versus concerns about readiness and responsibility.
Alaska dreams and campus life at Lee College
The piece profiles Kay Morgan aspiring to teach in remote Alaska in elementary education, drawn to Eskimo culture and isolation, with plans to return to Texas after a couple of years. It also outlines Kay’s campus roles with the Ranglerettes, Ranglers, and student journalism projects at Lee College.
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Alaska
Kay Morgan
Kay
Texas
Lee College
Ranglerettes
Ranglers
L. C
LEE Log
LEE Lantern
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LEE
Keith Trainer
A. H. Miles
T. E. Rowlett, Jr
Elsie Sez
Judy
By Jimmy Dimitri
Richard Sirocka
Shirley LE Bouf
Mark Johnson
Toby Coones
Linda Longacker
John Nugent
Norfolk
Virginia
John
Morris Kerr
Don Magill
United States
Washington, D. C
Senators Tower
Yarborough
White House
Chesapeake Bay
U.S.S
Lorraine County
Carters
U.S.S. Forrestal
U.S.S. Boxer
P. T
University of Texas
Houston
Dallas
Young Democrats
Y.M.C.A
Bessie Durham
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