D A ends probe into basketball program
The Harris County District Attorney’s office closed the investigation into alleged cash stipend mishandling in the Lee College basketball program due to insufficient evidence. Former player David Lane claimed monthly stipends were not fully paid, but no further proof emerged.
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Harris County District Attorney’s
Lee
David Lane
Lane
Jim Britt
District Attorney’s Office
John McCormnick
McCormick
Financial Services
Inman
Ellis Montet
Summer Semester Registration Dates and Times
Summer registration begins Monday April 23 with telephone registration through April 25. Phone lines open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday. Call 425-6394, 425-6396, or 425-6399. Payment must reach the Business Office by 12 p.m. or registration is canceled. Early registration April 30 to May 2 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Regular registration Tuesday May 29 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Classes start Monday June 4 with late registration that day 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Four candidates vie for three Lee College Board seats
Four contenders run for three Lee College Board of Regents spots to be decided May 5. Incumbents Don Coffey and Charles Huggins join challengers Richard Martin and Peter Straub, both Baytown Exxon Refinery employees. Adams and Rosser decline reelection.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Don Coffey
Charles Huggins
Richard Martin
Peter Straub
Martin
Baytown
Exxon
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent
Straub
Lee College
Coffey
John Adams
Charles Rosser
Student Congress
Adams
Rosser
Lee College to host first literary festival A sense of place
The Lee College Lyceum with Arte Publico Press and others hosts a two day literary and fine arts festival on LC campus April 9 10. Writers from across Texas read perform discuss crime history folklore and storytelling with lectures by Lionel Garcia Evangelina Vigil Pinon Bill Brett Mike Cochran and Suzanne Morris. Admission is free and readers include LC faculty and students along with Baytown area writers.
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Lee College Lyceum
Arte Publico Press
National Endowment For the Arts
The
Gulf Coast Consortium of Community Colleges
Texas
John Britt
Lyceum Committee
Moser Hall
Stephen Neihaus
Arte Publico
Lionel Garcia
Evangelina Vigil-Pinon
Vigil Pinon
Garcia
Mike Cochran
Associated Press
Phyllis Alexander
Garnett Cleveland
Jerry Hamby
Marianne Loyd
Margaret Moses
Glynn Tiller
Bill Brett
Longhorn Cafe
Garth Road
Edythe Old Studio
Lyceum
Baytown
Britt
LC Lyceum
Testing changes cut TDC enrollment and state support
The MAPS testing shift at the Texas Department of Corrections lowers overall enrollment by 25 percent, threatening Lee College funding. Inmates must pass MAPS or MAPS sections to enroll, with Windham School District administering the test to satisfy TASP requirements. The policy blocks many first time students from accessing LC Huntsville Center programs.
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Texas Department of Corrections
Lee College
Johnette Hodgin
Hodgin
Windham
TDC
Doris McGonagle
LC Huntsville Center
McGonagle
Hodgie
Pulitzer Prize winner to speak on leadership in the 90s
David S. Broder, Pulitzer Prize journalist and Washington Post columnist, will speak at noon in Moser Hall gameroom about The Politics of the 90s A Question of Leadership. The event is open to students faculty and community members.
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David S. Brder
Washington Post
Moser Hall
Broder
Lee College
Ron Roberts
Roberts
Ington Star
New York Times
Guard
America
Simon and Schuster
Harper and Row
Chicago Heights
Illinois
University of Chicago
Institute of Politics
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
Institute of Policy Sciences and Public Affairs
Duke University
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Jay Spears
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Stant Editor
American Political Science Association
Southern Political Science Association
Houston Chronicle
Daily Pentagraph
Bloomington
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