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by LINDA THOMAS Improvements to the Student Center was the main topic of discussion at the Committee of 12 meeting last week; TC president Dr. J. W. Cady presided. The first presentation was made by Benny Cox, manager of the Student Center and special visitor to the meeting. Cox said that plans for having the…

by MIKE TERRELL The TC cowboy (and cowgirl), who now drives a pickup more often than he rides his horse, has found a unique medium of communication — bumper stickers. Dozens of different stickers can be seen on assorted cars and trucks. To name a few, “Do It in a Pickup,” “Cowboy Country, Love it…

Club NewsCampus clubs wound up the semester’s activities last week, and, due to a school policy of no scheduled meetings during dead week, no clubs held any business activity this week. Various activities have been planned, however, for next semester, and others are in the making. Phi Theta Kappa will send several members to its…

Beginning in the spring semester, Texarkana College will become the first junior college in the state of Texas to offer private lessons in guitar and synthesizer and an introductory course in jazz. Dr. Murry Alewine, head of the TC music department, said the courses were approved Tuesday to be offered to interested students. “We are…

Five Texarkana College students received a total of $2,500 in scholarships donated by Texarkana businessman Truman Arnold. The scholarships are restricted to business majors. Receiving the scholarships were Jo Lynn Arrington, DeKalb; Glenda May Buckley, Hope; David Allen Hewitt, Garland; Zonna Lynn Johnson, Texarkana; and Linda Carol McClurg, Redwater. The five were selected from numerous…

A Christmas party in the form of a buffet dinner and entertainment will be held tomorrow night in the TC Student Center, starting at 6:30. The social event is being sponsored by the TC secretarial group. All college faculty, administrators, staff, and secretarial personnel have been invited to bring their spouses or guests along with…