The Lee Lantern Gratitude to Community Sponsors
This issue of the Lantern acknowledges the support of sponsors Cynthia Boudloche Sybil Cezeaux Harry Cochran Michael Cox Kenneth Haley Patsy Holcomb Mary Helen McFerren Dalia May Neeley Valerie Neeley and Allen Welch with Photographer Sponsor listed.
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Cynthia Boudloche
Sybil Cezeaux
Harry Cochran
Michael Cox
Kenneth Haley
Patsy Holcomb
Mary Helen McFerren
Dalia May Neeley
Valerie Neeley
Allen Welch
Delinquency Views From A Play And Astrocast Humor
A letter mocks a TV play on juvenile delinquency noting how parents and judges influence outcomes. It then pivots to a skeptical take on astrocasts predicting daily life, arguing stars have little bearing on fate and urging rational understanding and personal responsibility.
Two Separate Worlds in High School and College
A student reflects on contrasts between high school and college. In college, fellowship arises from pursuing a common goal of obtaining a good education. In high school, groups form around varied aims such as sports, obligation, or personal agendas, rather than a shared objective.
Problems Facing Lee College Students
Interviews with Pasadena and Houston students reveal main issues at Lee College. Gasoline costs and commute burden Jack Mangrum notes. others cite time for study, heavy homework, and balancing classes with work and social life. Some mention parking, weather, and mood distractions from coed environment.
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Lee College
Jack Mangrum
Pasadena
Patsy Holcomb
Charles Carr
Houston
Ellen Davis
Mylinda Williams
Dorothy Hutson
Victor Korenek
Need for UN Day underscores UN role in Cold War era
October marks U.N. Day as the United States celebrates the founding of the United Nations amid Cold War tensions. The piece praises UN achievements such as Iran, Greece, and Korea, criticizes its paralysis during Hungary, and argues for a stronger UN to combat Communist aggression globally.
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United Nations
United States
U.N
Khrushchev
Congo
U.S
Iran
Greece
Our National Purpose Q&A prompts student comments
Clarence Schultz asks readers to discuss our national purpose after Life magazine and New York Times essays by Lippmann Billy Graham Kennedy and Nixon. The piece highlights leadership individualism foreign aid domestic issues and materialism as guiding questions for public input.
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Lee Lantern
Clarence Schultz
Life Magazine
New York Times
Walter Lippmann
Billy Graham
Life
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
Kennedy
Student Promises Boost in Course Grades
A confident note from a student named Jones asserts there will be at least one A in the upcoming course. The remark hints at high expectations and possible grading optimism.
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Miss Jones
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