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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1965
Page
2
Editorial calls for Lee College to add athletic teams and extra curricular events to unite 2000 students, boost school pride, and attract stronger enrollment. Proposes basketball tennis or track, annual events, and dormitory growth as benefits. Notes choir and Circle K planning an all college sing before Christmas.
The passage argues that good leadership involves guiding thoughts and actions toward virtuous living. It stresses integrity reliability perseverance and self control in challenges and views leaders as courteous friendly mature and intelligent figures for youth.
The Lantern reports on a press conference at Radio Station KILT in Houston where the Beau Brummels, from California with mixed backgrounds, discussed their English roots and evolving sound. Members Ron Elliot Sal Valentino John Peterson Ron Meager. two singles topped charts Just a Little Laugh Laugh.
A series of brief campus notes reports on students and staff. Items include name changes, misplacements, new interests, classroom mix ups, social happenings, and light humor about daily campus life.
Lee College officials outline plans for a new student union after current quarters were refurbished. They cite space limits and sanitation issues, urging student cooperation to maintain cleanliness. Parking lot thefts addressed with lights, patrols, and police circles, plus potential future bridges and a new parking lot opposite Sears under consideration.
The Lee Lantern lists advertising pricing at one dollar per column inch. Rates indicate standard space cost for display ads and may apply to various sections or sizes as published.
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