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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1968
Page
1
Lee College dean of students Alton Laird explains campus traffic rules and common student misconceptions. Students may receive two parking stickers for four dollars, but permits should not be taped to windshields due to heat damage and theft risks.
The Baptist Student Union aims to foster a better Christian atmosphere among students and has discussed fall and spring plans. Leader Brother Mack Smoke highlights enthusiasm and a hoped for BSU Building. A Halloween party is set for Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Second Baptist Church gym open to all students.
Eckhardt Success Lee College and Congressman Eckhardt sponsored the Southwestern Symposium on Conservation Education held Oct 13 15 in college facilities. Nearly 150 experts and officials from across the nation attended to urge stronger curricula and adult education for preserving natural resources.
Dean Alton Laird along with Barry Reiter and Paul Petropolis announced the new Student Government slate. Brenda McFarland is secretary treasure, while sophomores Bill Littlefield Joey McChesney Patty Langham lead classes. The group met Thursday to discuss a Halloween tacky dance on October 31 and a victory dance after the first basketball game on November 22.
The Italian film The Red Desert was the second entry in the Fine Arts Film Series shown in the auditorium. Directed by Antonioni, it won Italy's best movie of the year award and centers on a neglected wife drawn into a complex relationship. Dale Adams, series coordinator, says the program serves mature students and community audiences with educational value.
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