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If Close Encounters of the Third Kind isn’t the biggest movie to hit the country in the last ten years, Columbia Pictures isn’t acting like it. Deciding that the best way to promote the $20 million dollar film was word-of-mouth, Columbia Pictures made an unprecedented move in the film industry. They invited 800 movie critics,…

The Missouri attorney general’s office is investigating a St. Louis based travel agency that advertised low cost jet travel abroad in some college newspapers. Some students have charged that the travel agency, called Student Travel Center, and also known as Educational Flights, Inc., left them stranded in Europe last summer. According to reports, the company…

By GINA ARIES: (March 21 to April 19) Early in the week get lots of rest and guard your health. Get Christmas mailing done now. Others around you may be excitable so anticipate their erraticism and act or drive defensively. Write letters and make phone calls. TAURUS: (April 20 to May 20) With so many…

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (CH) — It might have appeared on a hundred other campuses, but U.S. Rep. Robert K. Dornan (R-Calif.) was still mighty upset over the screening of Deep Throat at UCLA. Indeed, Dornan, when he heard the film was scheduled to be shown, threatened to fly from Washington to Los Angeles to personally…

Representatives from ETSU-Texarkana and ETSU-Commerce will meet with TCC students in the foyer of the Student Center Tuesday, December 6 from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. and from 4:30 – 7 p.m. to provide transfer information and answer questions. For more information contact the TCC Counseling Center.

By BIANCA BOLTON Lucy Andrus and Kay McDonald, both very active in the health food business, attended the evening basic nutrition class on Nov. 22 to give the students a better understanding of the goodness of organic foods. Mrs. Andrus brought several samples of health food dishes, many of which would be served at a…

A program entitled “Effects of Theology and Science on Civilization” was presented at the recent PTK meeting. The topics were discussed by Rev. Diller and Dr. Buttram. Rev. Diller spoke about Christianity in our culture. The good and bad sides of science were dealt with by Dr. Buttram. Both speakers agreed that religion does influence…

GREEN BAY, Wis. (CH) — “B.D.,” the quarterback in Garry Trudeau’s famed Doonesbury cartoon strip is now playing for the Green Bay Packers. The cartoon character is based on real life football player Brian Dowling, who was recently signed by the Packers when their regular signal caller broke his leg. Dowling went to Yale with…

Dr. Joyce Brothers visited with an audience of approximately 800 at the TCC Auditorium. Her talk was based on how to unlock mental powers and other subjects concerning her profession of psychology. She was sponsored by the Student Activity Committee. Dr. Brothers makes no excuses for the advice she gives her audiences. She believes in…