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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
2
An Opinion Poll shows many students oppose teachers striking while recognizing teachers seek higher pay and better resources. The piece argues teachers are highly educated and deserve freedom to apply new techniques, noting rising degree levels and current salary constraints motivating strikes.
The tale describes Bayburg a bay town where insular children ignore world events and nearby burgs gain influence. Outsiders pay more tax to schools, others move in, and Bayburg loses isolation as surrounding towns expand and take over. Readers are invited to write to Father Goose or The Lee Lantern.
KUHT and NET present Turn Of The Century with Max Morath at 5 30 pm. The Sea Above at 6 30 pm explores Uranus Neptune and Pluto. A NET special profiles Dallas millionaire H L Hunt. Pathfinders at 7 30 pm features Mark Twain. BBC fox hunting film at 6 30 pm Sunday. NET Documentary Background to Berlin at 7 00 pm. Monday Travels Club Yankee Go Home at 7 30 pm. NET Journal Cuba Today at 9 00 pm.
The Lee Lantern is a weekly Lee College student publication. Editorial opinions express student views, not college administration. Staff roles include Claude Cook Jr as Editor and others in editing, sports, advertising, and photography.
Stanford’s Dean Krauskoph argues students should skip nonmajor subjects like biology and physical sciences in high school and college. He says forcing such courses wastes hours and fails to ensure real learning, with Oberlin College echoing by not requiring English Composition for all freshmen.
A sophomore questions the college dress standards policy printed earlier. He argues faculty should not regulate personal attire and asserts the institution should focus on scholastic education rather than restricting students' happiness.
A humorous reminiscence recounts a blind date aided by a computer predicting perfection. The writer notes the date, movie, and drive by the bay with a future vision of love, then shifts to a campus poll on drafting young women and a satirical critique of conventional gender roles.
William Peace, head librarian, proposes special smoking areas within the library study spaces and benches outside to avoid waiting. He notes no dress restrictions on campus and urges students to pick up new library cards at the circulation desk to check out books.
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