Walker Leaves LC for Houston Power Economic Division
Glen Walker public information officer at Lee College resigns after 12 years effective May 15 to join Houston Lighting and Power Company in their economic division. He will focus on public speaking and expects a higher salary, though exact figures were not disclosed. Walker praises LC and anticipates new challenges ahead.
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Lee College
Glen Walker
Walker
Houston Lighting and Power Company
Hs&p
Houston
Senate May Freeze Student Aid After Reagan Proposals
In early tests of congressional stance on student aid the Senate Budget Committee rejected parts of Reagan’s plan to cut aid and signaled a possible one year freeze at 1985 levels. Supporters praise the move as deficit relief while opponents warn of erosion in grants and rising loan debt.
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CPS
Senate
Reagan
Congress
Senate Budget Committee
Bruce Post
Charles Saunders
American Council On Education
House Education Subcommittee
Tom Wolanin
Wolanin
House
Ace
Saunders
Princeton snitch rule challenge alters honor code stance
A transfer student Wade Randlett contested Princeton's 92 year old honor code requiring students to report cheaters. Princeton admitted him despite his refusal to sign the pledge, and placed him under supervised testing in a separate room. Other universities have removed or relaxed snitch provisions citing social pressure to deter cheating.
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Princeton
Wade Randlett
Randlett
University of California At Berkeley
Mobay plant seeks LC counselors for industrial tests
A Mobay Chemical Plant request after a visit by Lee College technical staff led to designers using LC counselors to craft industrial tests for supervisors. Wallace Heaner and Dr. Dee Wheatley did preliminary work, and Bobby Wheatfall conducted about 20 hours of testing across six sessions for roughly 120 employees. A Feb 18 meeting with Wheatfall, Dr. Wayne Miller, and Mobay officials reviewed results and set LC starting math level guidance.
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Lee College
Mobay Chemical Plant
Wallace Heaner
Dee Wheatley
Mobay
Bobby Wheatfall
Lee
Bobby Wheattfall
Wayne Miller
Mcbay
Wheatfall
First Date film helped by Lee College student Ron Knapp
Lee College student Ron Knapp assisted in filming and producing a five minute Campus Workshop program piece titled The First Date. The project shot in Baytown and Tri City Beach Road area used local stores and homes, cost 25 dollars, and earned Don Davis a first prize award and television air time on Channel 39.
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Mark Woods Lee College
Ron Knapp
Channel 39
Knapp
Baytown
Gina Murphy
Gay
Steve Barnett
Don Davis
University of Houston
Davis
Tipton’s
North Main
Tri City Beach Road
V Drive-In
Lee Drive
Transcripts forged at USC probe widens
USC officials expand search for doctored grades and whole transcripts after a former student tied to a drug arrest allegedly facilitated fake transcripts sold for up to 25000. Federal agents uncovered the allegations, with 30 students under review and 21 facing possible disciplinary action as a fired records employee admitted altering five grades for 1500.
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Los Angeles, CA
CPS
University of Southern California
Manning
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Stanford
Sally Cole
Cole
U.S
Joan Girgus
Cail Ginny
Thurman Rowlett
Fine Arts
USC
Drug Enforcement Administration
Louisville
Sylvia Manning
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