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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1979
Page
2
Sophomores at Lee College draft a legacy for the campus as exams loom. They urge the art department to display more work beyond Sterling Library and LC venues, recommend balanced homework load, push for activities for older students, and ask administration to engage more with students.
Lee College regents report enrollment and contract hours declined as more part time students, many juggling jobs, raise the average student age to 30. February 16 campus total 3,105, down from 3,141 in 1978, with under 1 percent loss in hours and enrollments. Regents renew all 24 contracts for admin and support staff. Donna Cryer nominates Andrew Gray for the Board of Equalization.
An American Studies class from UT Austin visited the Winedale Historical Center near Round Top for two March days. Gloria Jester discussed Texas slavery history while Bruce Palmer of the University of Houston lectured on post Civil War sharecropping in the 190 acre farmstead with restored buildings.
The student government responds to non-smokers by proposing a separation of Moser Hall into smoking and non smoking sections. Smokers face inconvenience as the plan begins in the second week of May after years of shared use of the game room.
Baytown duo Patterson and Pults, hot on the heels of their year old debut Grand Tetons, finish a second easy listening album to be released in early spring. Songs like Take Me Back and Different Kind of Love are already heard on 40 stations including Houston’s KLOL and KPFT. They’ve appeared at the University of Houston Clear Lake and NBC's Little Ole Show, with fan clubs in 15 states and 3 foreign countries.
Benny Moskowitz says the Hot Dog Goodbye never kept students together and grew into a family affair. The student government spent about 750 dollars, with 250 for a band and 100 for a dance hall. A farewell dance is planned for April 25 in Moser Hall with free soft drinks and popcorn.
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