1971

The annual Snow Ball is scheduled for tomorrow night, Dec. 4, at 8:30 p.m. in the Student Center. According to Dean Bill Hughes, the Phase II from Southern State College will play for the Ball this year. Admission will be $3 a couple. Presentation of class favorites will be one of the highlights of the…

Who’s who of 1972 for TC were announced today by Sheila Rodgers, yearbook editor. Chosen by faculty members, all are sophomores and have exhibited qualities of leadership and high academic standing. Who’s who members are Randy Guillot, Terry Frye, Steve Long, Anita Rankin, Cylla Rodgers, Sherry Ryan, Jimmy Teague, Carey Smith, Mary Thomas and Terri…

The Senate of the United States recently passed a tax “checkoff” provision to the Revenue Act of 1971 that would allow each person filing an income tax return to deduct one dollar for contribution to presidential candidate’s campaign funds. Under this bill, $46 million would be diverted from the budget to the two major political…

After the Third World War, Elwyn B. White had a dream in which the survivors met to make a lasting peace — “the customary thing to do after a long exhausting war.” There were eighty-three delegates, one from each country, and each delegate brought the flag of his country, except the delegate from China. For…

Dear Editor:And what about the all exclusive BLACK LOUNGE? I am under the impression that a lot of white folk don’t cotton to hangin’ ’round them loud mouff darkies what sits up there, groovin’ to dem sounds on de box. Peoples is gonna say dat the white folk are treatin’ de blacks like tokens, I…

FBI is hiring young men and women as clerical employees to fill the positions of clerk and typists at Bureau headquarters in Washington, D.C. Shortages of personnel have occurred in clerk, fingerprint clerk, typists, and stenographer positions. Persons interested must pass tests (such as spelling and typing or shorthand accuracy test) to qualify. Starting salaries…

by Bob Merriman College yearbooks, like college newspapers, are often the product of a warped imagination. Warped in the sense that imagination is seldom used in the preparation. Any yearbook from any school could be mistaken for the yearbook of another school, and rightfully so. The yearbook people at LSU decided that enough was enough…

by Doris Miller Do you know who your student senator is? What do you think of the Student Senate? These were the questions asked of a variety of students recently. Paul Pippins from Texas High didn’t know his student senators. “You know what, I don’t really care. I don’t think anybody around here does.” Nina…