The Campus News Articles
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School out for Turkey Day
All classes at TCC will be dismissed November 22 and 23, in order that the students and faculty may observe the Thanksgiving holiday. Classes will resume again on Monday, November 26. Because of the holiday, the CAMPUS NEWS will not publish a paper next week. The CAMPUS NEWS staff as well as the print shop…
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Record Review
by: Jeff Kaufman Reality: What A Concept! Robin Williams Profanity. That’s what Robin Williams uses to shock his audience, who probably thought about then expectant to hear Mork from Ork. At one point on the record the audience begins chanting “Mork,” until Robin yells “I ain’t doing Mork, that’s why I’m in New York to…
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Hinton’s Hog Wash
by: Loren Hinton In 1976, when the American people elected Jimmy Carter President of the United States, they also promoted a Senator from the state of Minnesota to the office of Vice – President. Throughout the history of American government, the Vice – President has had very little work to do. In fact, a couple…
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Thought for the Week
by: Gladys Gibson Wherever we this Thanksgiving let us make it a day of Thanksgiving. For every family gathering, let us be not daunted, but be of still very heart. At tables spread with plenty, let thanks be said. For all health given that has hailed for. Give thanks for the grace of our lands;…
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A.A. Announces Events
The Athletic Association officers have called a meeting Tuesday, November 20 at 1:30 p.m. in Mr. Parson’s office. To be discussed at this meeting is a possible basketball game between the Dallas Cowboys and the A.A. All officers are urged to be there. The A.A. sponsored Tenacolon volleyball match will take place Monday, November 19…
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Clock-Hour Registration Set for Today/Tomorrow
Registration for the winter clock-hour programs at Texarkana Community College will be held November 19 and 20. According to Frank Coleman, Director of Admissions, students may register from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to 4:30 p.m. both days and from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the 20th. Tuition and fees must be paid…
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Money now Available for UT Transfers
If you are planning to transfer to the University of Texas in Austin, and are in need of financial assistance, there is a new program to help you. Shirley Binder, Director of Financial aid at UT, said in a news release that the University is now offering a scholarship of $1,000 for the 1980 –…
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NEH to Award Additional Youth Grant
The National Endowment for the Humanities has announced that it will make available to qualified applicants grants that are designed to provide young people, between the ages of 15 and 25, with funds enabling them to pursue independent projects in the humanities. This assistance will be administered through the recently expanded Youth grants program. More…
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Sasser Wins Talent Show
A small crowd was on hand Wednesday for the Freshman Follies, a talent show sponsored by the TC Players. Student Senate and the TC Stage Band also held in the TCC Auditorium. Seven acts competed for cash prizes. The first place winner was Quinton Sasser, who disco-danced to “Rapper’s Delight.” Second prize went to Kirk…