Roving Reporter Praises 20th Century Rembrandts In Art Room
Doris Hickman visits room 221 sees varied works by Harold Robinson Mabel Jones Norman Corley Phil Eichelberger and Ora Lee Potts. She highlights landscapes vases flowers and plates noting technique and novelty while joking about a modernist boat painting and the need for punctuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robinson
Charles Head
Mabel Catherine Jones
Norman Corley
Phillip Eichelberger
Phillip
Betty Jean Coyle
Juanita Lyons
China
Ora Lee Potts
Psychology Students Tell Truth for First Time
Readings from a lie detector experiment in Psychology 316 reveal varied reactions among students. The device sparked electricity across walls as examiner Charles Williams pressed questions about honesty and cheating, while some subjects showed no response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Lois H. McGuffie
Walker Nance
Librarians Conference Highlights Polls Visual Education
Miss Sylvia Pear Stern attended the Southwest Conference of Librarians in New Orleans from October 31 to November 4, 1948. Dr. Harold Stoke urged caution in public opinion polls and discussed universal military training, visual education, and motion pictures in schools, noting their impact on teaching and library work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans
Southwest Conference of Librarians
Sylvia Pear Stern
LJC
Harold Stoke
LSU
Stern
College of
Army
Stoke
Enrollment gains nine since last count at LJC
The LJC enrollment now stands at 609, nine more than the Lantern reported on November 5, per the LJC office.
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LJC
A Little Society Helps Mark a Man's Failings
A concise quotation from R. L. Stevenson notes that even small social circles can reveal a man's shortcomings and prompt self reflection. It encapsulates the idea that society functions as a mirror and moral teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stevenson
Spanish Instructor Albert Costley Studies Mexican University
Albert Costley, a longtime LJC faculty member, spent a year at the University of Mexico studying Spanish grammar history and Mexican literature after graduating from the University of Texas. He later taught shop and Spanish, drove a school bus, and pursues fishing and hunting when time allows. He is married with two children, Annette and Albert Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Albert
Costley
University of Mexico
University of Texas
Goose Creek
Horace Mann
Oley Hedrick: Rice Graduate and LJC Leader
Oley Hedrick, a 1947 Rice chemical engineer and Humble Oil employee, is active at LJC as a student and leader. He is Troop 68 assistant scout master, president of the Promenaders, and plans to stay in his field while pursuing a business law course. He reflects on high school memories and peacetime draft opinions.
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Oley Hedrick
Oley
Midland High School
Midland
Texas
Rice
Humble Oil
Tech
Oleg
Promenaders
Humble
Occupations Group Plans Radio Broadcast At LJC
The Occupations class of LJC will air a program over KREL on Tuesday November 23, guided by registrar Mark Eakin. The broadcast aims to explain the occupations course and help the public understand how to choose a vocation.
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LJC
KREL
Mark Eakin
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Doris Hickman
Ben Franklin
Olive Gene Bailey
Mr. Williams
Frances Foley
Bobby
Nick Sacaris
Benny Moskowitz
Benny
George Nelson
Chicken Shack
Market Street
West Texas
Baytown, Texas
Tulane
Milton Latter
New Orleans Public Library
Okinawa
Miss Stern
Mississippi
Firestone
Baytown
Hendricks
Sadie Hawkins Day
Ljc Oley
Rhythm Music Co
Black’s Pharmacy
Texas Ave
Tex
THE
First National Bank
the Bank of Courtesy
F.D.I.C
Goose Creek, Texas
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