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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1965
Page
2
The Moscow regime announces no biology will be taught until 1966 and orders textbooks rewritten to remove Trofim Lyssenko theories. The piece contrasts Soviet censorship with American academic freedom and suggests a year in Russia would highlight democratic education value.
The piece reflects on the phrase We the people and the national symbols as binding forces. It argues citizens must live up to the flag’s bravery and uphold moral standards at home to counter external threats like communism, asserting faith as a cornerstone of national strength.
College students are urged to consider responsibility by avoiding class cuts. The notice argues that skipping classes harms the student’s future, damages respect from others, and lowers chances for advancement without a proper education.
The French Club elected officers and plans participation in the Sing Song. Curtain Club backs fall Picnic production and All-College Sing with a Roaring Twenties music theme. Gamma Phis held a cake sale to fund annual expenses and elected new officers. Circle K hosted a first dinner at Wrights Delicatessen and outlined fall festival plans plus apple distribution by late November.
Student column lists questions about LC from dorms and cafeteria. Answers cite high cost of training and lack of athletic scholarships, no plans for a four year expansion, dormitory policy for locals, and limited cafeteria hours with student workers.
The Lee Lantern published weekly lists advertising rates at one dollar per column inch for display space. The notice outlines standard pricing and schedule for local merchants seeking print exposure in the weekly edition.
A collage of brief campus notes features friendships pets language lab troubles and social happenings. Mentions include Romberg Mayer Barnes Stein Porter Linder Wilcox and many others with small personal stories and light humor.
Nabil Taha serves as president of the Lee College Organization of Arab Students with Ali Reda as vice president Ayad Medni as secretary and Rashad Reda as treasurer. Dean Johnston sponsors. about 25 members are active with open membership for all students and biweekly meetings.
Eight member Lee debate club has one out of the amateur league. Mendoza invites interested students to join and contact him. Regular class meets Mon Wed Fri 1 30 p.m. in M130 with additional sessions Tue Thu 12 10 in M143 and Sat 11 30 a.m. in the auditorium for flexible attendance.
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