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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1966
Page
3
The author argues real wealth must be earned by workers not created by government spending. He criticizes high deficits and inflation, calling for cuts and a focus on actual goods and services. He warns big government and big business push a welfare state while neglecting per capita wealth.
Lee College installs a new United States flag after the old one wore out. Student Council asked Dean of Students Alton Laird to review options and Mr Miles in comptroller purchases arranged the sale last week from Mr Albert Causley of the Public School Maintenance Department.
Nine openings remain in En101.3 Care and Use of the Slide Rule which starts Wednesday. The class meets Mondays and Wednesdays at 5 30 p m for six weeks with instructor Mr Guy Holman. Registrar Mrs Bessie Durham urges interested students to visit the Registrar's Office and fill in add cards at once.
A series of film schedule changes across Houston venues includes Doctor Zhivago ending after 30 weeks at Windsor Cinerama and The Blue Max giving way to Is Paris Burning at Gaylinn Cinerama, with several other substitutions and holdovers listed for Bellaire, Thunderbird, Loew's Sharpstown, and more.
The Scandinavian Seminar invites applications for the 1967 68 study year in Denmark Finland Norway and Sweden. Participants join a two to eight week homestay with a local family then reside at a Folk High residential school for most of the year. Over 100 American colleges have offered credit. Write Scandinavian Seminar 140 W 57th St New York NY 10019.
Odessa College announces a fall winter program by the Roger Wagner Chorale and the Dave Brubeck Quartet with additional piano artists Jerry Manes and Jerry Siegel. Dates will be announced later along with OC drama productions including a comedy and a musical.
Harvard University in Cambridge announces a $240 tuition increase for several colleges raising total tuition to $2000. A university spokesman says student aid programs will be adjusted to offset the higher cost.
A representative from the Selective Service headquarters in Austin will meet male students at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the auditorium to discuss the draft and answer questions.
The column notes pierced ears rise in the United States among teens while recalling African virgins in search of husbands and European nobility avoiding jewel loss. Jewelers report a jump from few sales to about 100 pairs weekly, with new colors and shapes, especially button earrings.
Rev J Frank Schulman of the Emerson Unitarian Church in Houston urged San Jacinto College students that psychology cannot replace morality. He warned that morals change with ages and urged churches to take a stand on premarital and extramarital relationships and guide people.
The Hall of Fame honors top Lee College students each year after nominations by students and faculty. A faculty committee selects inductees based on activities and honors that bring credit to the college. Nominees must have at least 24 hours completed at Lee College when nominations occur in late spring.
National Council of Teachers of English holds its 56th annual meeting at the Rice Hotel and Coliseum in Houston November 24 to 26 with 43 Houston area participants. Topics span from elementary reading to undergraduate programs. Houston teachers will present and panelists will discuss. notable authors including Robert Graves and Eudora Welty are scheduled to speak.
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