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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1967
Page
2
A college reflection on student purpose urging seriousness in study and responsibility. It notes varied motives from draft avoidance to social aims, warns against intellectual laxity, and stresses using knowledge to benefit self and community. It emphasizes that today’s record shapes tomorrow’s outcomes.
An editorial argues that hippies are mostly white, middle class youths choosing escapism over responsibility. It warnings link LSD to chromosomal damage and future harm, contrasting claimed love with hollow pride and a fragile social balloon ready to burst.
AAUP members on campus push to form an active chapter. An organizational meeting for interested half-time or more faculty will be held in LA 201 at 1 00 p.m. on Wednesday September 27.
A student column observes crowded campus bookstore lines and urges patience. The piece notes cramped space, limited staff, and long waits while reminding readers to stay courteous and talk with peers, as next semester looms.
The American History 615.a class moves to 9:25 am on Tuesdays and Thursdays due to scheduling of other periods. Miss Brenda Cooper teaches a new history course, The Far East in the Modern World, at 10:00 am on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday exploring China Japan and Southeast Asia with emphasis on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Channel 8 announces five new series from the University of Houston Education Department including Local Issue and The Observing Eye with Monday broadcasts. NET Playhouse debuts Tales of Genji Sundays at 5 00 p m and Auto Mechanics airs Tuesdays at 6 30 p m Host details include Richard E Pinette and John Cotton. Brunson Theatres offer a teachers rate matching student pricing with ID cards at box office.
Lee College announces field trips and programs for psychology students led by Billy D. Walker. Tours include the Cerebral Palsy Center Opportunity School and Children’s Center in Houston. Carl Mays will discuss special education. A psychiatrist may speak this spring and Psychology 310 is offered for credit at Huntsville State Prison.
Houston based artist Philip McClendon reached the finalist stage in the 1967 Arts Festival Exhibit after 82 of 500 plus entrants were kept for final judging. His oil piece Bayou Landing qualified among two entries McClendon submitted, though space allowed only one to be shown.
A report notes a September 27 1967 R E B club meeting and a September 21 1967 Kette rush event. Applicants were required to be present for participation.
President Taft who weighed 332 pounds at his inauguration reportedly became stuck in a standard tub prompting the installation of a larger bath. The customized tub was designed to accommodate four average men and ease future use.
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