Articles – The Campus News – 12/3/1971
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Fall Kaleidoscope Soon Distributed
Kaleidoscope, the literary magazine, will be distributed before the semester ends, according to Cylla Rodgers, editor. Numerous poems, essays, features, and artwork make up the magazine. All works for Kaleidoscope are originals done by TC students. Kaleidoscope is free to all students. The magazine will be placed at various places on campus and can be…
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From Other Schools
Lee College Problem Approximately 75 students of Lee College, Baytown, gathered on the Lee campus Nov. 10 in response to a meeting called by the student government to protest a decision by the dean of students and the president of the college, who refused to allot funds for the showing of student government-approved films. The…
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Candlelight Induction For TSEA Officers
Officers of the Texas Student Educators Association were installed in a candlelight ceremony at Bryce’s Cafeteria Tuesday afternoon. Those inducted include Carol Fawcett, president; Burnetta English, vice president; Alice Ragsdall, secretary; Joyce Butler, treasurer; Marchita Tidwell, historian; Charlotte Warren, parliamentarian; Sharon Rogers, reporter; and Connie McClaran, editor. Dr. Robert G. Munday, advisor of the TSTA…
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Conservation Subject of AAUW Talk by Ward
“The Philosophy of Conservation” was discussed by Professor Bob Ward at the November meeting of the American Association of University Women. Ward, of the Science and Engineering Department, pointed out that conservation includes “conservation, preservation, and protection” and that active participation in conservation programs is necessary to “prevent waste, as well as consistency.” To be…
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From the Library
Please return all library books and pay unpaid fines before Dec. 17. After that date, all fines advance to the next dollar. A list of delinquent students will be turned in to the Registrar’s Office and all grades and transcripts will be held until a clear slip is issued by the library.
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Spencer Attends Southern History Association Meet
J. E. Spencer, chairman of the history department, attended the meeting of the Southern History Association in Houston last weekend. The purpose of the three-day conference was for professional historians to exchange ideas in the field and for the presentation of new books or studies in the field. Out of the meetings attended, Spencer found…