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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
1
The Student Government outlined dances and parties at their Tuesday meeting on November 28. Fall Festival kicks off the social season with a barn dance in January and a Confederate Ball through April, with Tommy Paulsel from last year observing and urging a mascot display plaque.
The American Institute of Planners solicits expert views on housing transportation finance and the arts to imagine life in the 21st century By 2020 eighty percent of the world’s population lives in cities four megalopolises will hold sixty percent of people on eight percent of land Charles Abrams foresees automated towns capsule rooms in stores and air filtering systems while traffic and land shortages raise public concerns Hutchins warns education must adapt to on the job training Bazelon argues technology can destroy society Heckersch sees anti technological trends challenging rapid change
Washington Peace Corps Director Jack Vaughn announced steps to press for two year overseas service deferments for Volunteers. He will write to the Presidential Appeal Board in each case, seeking continued deferment to protect ongoing projects and language training, amid rising induction calls and past board losses.
A 210 foot diameter antenna built at Goldstone California by NASA could track a spacecraft up to 2.7 billion miles, expanding deep space communication capability.
Fall 1967 Honor Roll includes 21 students with 3.5 or higher GPA. Four record 4.0, Scott Chamberlain 3.9, two at 3.8, three at 3.7, three at 3.6, eight at 3.5. Honorable mention given to ten students for A grades. Names of all listed individuals included.
The Lee College Library announces major upgrades including 75+ new periodicals a new book section near the reference room entrance with one month loan for new books, and a reserve-book area under teacher names. A Xerox copier is now available for 10 cents per copy near the entrance display case. The card catalogue is expanded into two parts Author Title and Subject with filing rules for abbreviations, name prefixes, elisions, and numerals as spelled out. 1001 nights is referenced as see NEW LIBRARY Page Four.
LC representatives attended the 10th Annual Conference on High School and College Programs at the University of Houston on November 13 1967. UH officials announced new programs including a graduate school of social work and an Institute of Urban Studies with added departments in biophysical sciences computer sciences geography and public administration.
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