Articles – The Campus News – 12/12/1975

By Priscilla McLeroy That special time of year is finally close at hand again. The time when Crosby croons “White Christmas” on his regular family Christmas special and save-for-a-rainy-day money comes out of hiding. But, if you are like most people, that rainy day money was spent on other things that seemed impossible to do…

Applications are now being taken for the 1976 Texas State Arts and Crafts Fair from resident Texas artists and craftsmen. The Fifth Anniversary edition of the official state Arts and Crafts Fair will be held in Kerrville on the Memorial Day weekend, May 29-31. Deadline for entry is Jan. 1. The Texas Arts and Crafts…

By Ben House From a crude log shelter the sound of voices rose above the howling winds. Though not in perfect harmony or tune, the voices joined together singing, “God rest you merry, Gentlemen, Let nothing you dismay, Remember Christ our Saviour was born on Christmas day . . .” Snow covered the frozen ground…

Kaleidoscope, the TCC fall magazine, is being circulated today, and a copy can picked up from any English, journalism, or art teacher, or in the library. The magazine which is being published for the first time since 1972, is a joint effort of the English, journalism and art departments and features original material submitted by…

Tryouts for the next drama department production will be Thursday, Dec. 18, and Friday, Dec. 19, at 2 p.m. in Room 104 in the L.A. building. “The play will go into production immediately after the holidays and therefore must be cast now,” said Jody Parsons, director. “There may be some rehearsals during the holidays.” The…

This week has been “Dead Week.” This term supposedly originated because it is strictly verboten for an instructor to make any additional assignments. After all, next week has been set aside for final exams and, certainly, that time period is one to be reckoned with. The thinking seems to be that the student has enough…

Most all of us, despite our putdowns of the season, manage to struggle along with the one day of Christmas which is forced down our throats each year, whether it is our overzealous admen or our loved ones, reminding us of that special something they sure would like us to buy them for that Dec.…

SEASON’S GREETINGS — Well, as your dutiful columnist prepares his last column of the semester, he has decided that rather than start off on a controversial topic, as is the norm, we’re going to touch on a problem which has hounded many people for some time. That is — what do you buy a male…