Articles – The Campus News – 11/24/1971
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To Study Committee
Bob Ward, physics teacher at TC, has been appointed to the Junior College Teacher’s Association study committee. The committee was created by the last legislature to conduct a study of public junior college education in Texas.
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Then Comes the Cold Turkey
Celebration of Life, Abundance Thanksgiving, the herald of the holiday season, begins a long weekend for Texarkana College students tomorrow. The celebration of life and abundance recognized since 1621 will mean a big turkey dinner for some and more bologne sandwiches for others but the atmosphere of a holiday will prevail regardless of the menu.…
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POTENTIAL ADULTS
Have you registered to vote? If you are 18-years-old, 18-year-olds can vote because of the new law. The law says you don’t even have to grow-up and vote in a suit and tie.
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Voice and Choir in Winter Concert
A Winter concert will be given by the TC voice class and choir, Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the First Trinity Presbyterian Church in Texarkana. Selections by the TC voice, Chorus, and choir di-rected by Floyd Higgins, will sing selections of sacred and Christmas music. The program is free of charge to the…
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Fine Arts Museum, Civic Opera included in Dallas cultural trip
Cultural enlightenment was the theme of a trip to Dallas to view the Fine Arts Museum and the Civic Opera, Nov. 13. Monte Alwatyn, head of the fine arts department. Sue Crawford, trip director, accompanied 45 TC students and Nancy Keyton, drama in-structor, accompanied 20 TC and MENC students making the trip. Along with viewing…
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STUDENT LOANS REPAID USUALLY
Students attending TC with financial aid have a lower default rate than the national average, according to Dean of Students Bill Hughes. Several loans can be obtained at TC. Ten percent of the students attending receive financial aid. “This includes the work study program,” said Hughes. Only five percent of all those students who have…
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From Other Schools
Bike Hike Students at Eastfield College, Dallas, have bicycles available for intra-campus transportation or for physical exercise. There is no rental fee. Students present ID cards and are given a bicycle. Stair-Gazing Many women students at Del Mar College, Corpus Christi, have been having a problem with stair-gazers, male students who make it a habit…
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PTK Wiener Roast Honors New Members
Members of Phi Theta Kappa enjoyed a wiener roast Friday night at the home of Mary Thomas, sophomore. Some guests s at around the bonfire and sang songs after the meal, while others watched television. The picnic was in honor of the 22 new sophomore members who were recently inducted into the organization. PTK is…
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Books for Library Project of Tee Cee
Donations of books to Palmer Memorial Library will be one of several Tee Cee Club projects this year, according to Eldon Spencer, sponsor. Volumes will be given for use by all academic divisions, rather than on a restricted basis, with the number donated each year to vary according to funds available. The club’s initial goal…
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K-Etts Constitution Presented to Senate
K-etts, a future girl’s auxiliary club with Circle K, presented a proposed constitution to the Student Senate for approval last week. Teachers Miki Mankins and Jane Bouterse will sponsor the club. March of Dimes has selected these clubs to be their official college representatives in their spring Walkathon. Each student gets as many sponsors as…
