Articles – The Campus News – 12/7/1984

By: Kimberley Smith The TC Players will present their fall children’s musical “Babes in Toyland,” Dec. 7, 8 and 9. Sue McCrossen, TCC’s music theatre director, has combined the traditional story and music with Walt Disney’s movie version to produce this production for children of all ages, according to Joel Cash. This children’s theatre production…

By: Hank Harwell A friend of mine says quite often “some days it don’t pay to get out of bed.” It was certainly true today. The day started out innocently enough, but there were omens: I got the bathroom first, I was able to eat my breakfast undisturbed, and I didn’t have a (major) argument…

Editor’s note: In the first issue we ran an editorial appealing for people to take better care of the potted plants. Since this is the last issue of the semester we thought it appropriate to run this editorial. Stop for a minute and look at the campus. Really look at it. Even though fall has…

By: Cliff McMichael The Intramural basketball schedule was wrapped up last Wednesday as the boys championship and the girls both played their games. Taking first place in the boys division was the team of Keith Floyd, Steve Cobb, Jim Apel, Kelvin Trotter and Anthony Burks. Coming in second place was Ronnie Johnson, Fred Williams, Bill…

By: Kimberley Smith Why would anyone want to study a foreign language? What purpose can be found in studying such a subject? “Language is an asset to one’s education,” according to Albert Ruisech, professor of French and Spanish at TCC. Learning a foreign language can help the students master their own language and their knowledge…

By: Hank Harwell They came from far away, not knowing exactly what to expect or where they were to live for a year. But two exchange students from West Germany made it. They call Texarkana their home-away-from-home and TCC their school. Helga Nehering and Peter Littauer arrived in July. One of the first things about…

Day and evening classes will be dismissed on Dec. 20 for Christmas holidays. Registration will begin Tuesday, Jan. 8 and spring classes will begin Monday, Jan. 20.

All campus offices will be closed Dec. 24 – Jan. 4. They will reopen Jan. 7 at 8 a.m. Registration dates for the spring semester day classes are: Jan. 8 – 50 or more earned hrs; Jan. 9 – 30 or more earned hrs; Jan. 10 – 14 or more earned hrs; Jan. 14 –…