College seeks funds to replace memorial mountain laurel tree
A damaged Saphora Secundiffera tree memorial to Dana Marie McMillon near the science building may be replaced if donors fund an account set up through the dean of financial services. Campus horticulturist Tom Harmon and President Jackson Sasser advocate cautious optimism amid unclear blame for the destruction.
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Big Firms Hire Graduates For Management Programs
Large firms in financial services actively recruit recent graduates from liberal arts and other fields for formal management training programs. Arthur Andersen & Co. and Ernst & Young, plus numerous banks, train hires from salaries around 25 000 to 30 000, with paths to CPA and MBA qualifications. Bob Long, a Williams College alumnus, works from Zurich earning over 50 000 annually. Ernst & Young, based in New York, operates in 100 US cities and offers 250 plus continuing education courses yearly.
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Write-ins Fade as Incumbents Face Open LC Regent Seats
May 7 marks election day for Lee College Regents with all three incumbents unopposed. The prior era of partisan faculty battles under President Robert Cloud is cited as a lesson, while observers see current calm as a sign of smoother governance and potential apathy or satisfaction among voters. write-in rules now require candidates to file to be counted, a shift seen as incumbent protection. Early voting runs April 18 to May 3.
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Georgia Tech wins 50 000 prize on College Week
Georgia Tech four students win 50 000 in annuities for scholarships by guessing the phrase mashed potatoes. Pete Ketterman and Larry Stewart among big money winners. UCLA Arkansas Little Rock and Pittsburg also place. Final standings show Tech first with 137 950, UCLA second, Arkansas Little Rock third, Pittsburg last.
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Correction: LC placement exam required for new students
The Lantern corrects a March 31 report. New students must take the LC Placement exam before registering, not the TASP. The Lantern regrets the error.
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Winona Cast Stage Spirit Pi Terri The OF L
A fragmented OCR item mentions Winona and a cast, with references to Spirit, Terri, and Thad Pini. The garbled text hints at preparation or performance context and possible cast names tied to a local production or event. The readable elements imply a theater or stage summary with uncertain specifics.
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