Lee College Lantern notes student government election chaos
The editor recounts chaotic campus elections for 1980-81 president and vice president. After 23 unaccounted votes, a first result favored Crawford, a later tie occurred, and Navarre finally won. The piece calls for stricter election safeguards and student leadership by example.
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Lee College Board Of Regents Election Sparks Activism
Community comment follows Lee College election as college connected group campaigns for candidates. The action shows political activism rather than college endorsement, prompting discussion on voter registration and Saturday voting. The piece commends efforts to spark local political interest and emphasizes individual voter responsibility.
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Niemann named LC journalism adviser replacing Nahas
Lois Niemann of Crosby becomes the new LC journalism adviser after Mary Lou Nahas left March 30 for England. Niemann holds BA and MA in journalism from LSU, taught at Oklahoma, and previously worked in Public Relations at Oklahoma Baptist University. She lives in Crosby with husband Robert and daughters Jamie and Leslie.
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Serpentine Is America next on the list
Thomas Thompson profiles Charles Sobhraj as a charming killer who lures travelers in Asia with promises of safety and deals on jewelry. The widely feared criminal faces murder charges in India and faces potential prosecutions abroad, with plans to head to the United States.
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Lee College Drama Team Earns Excellent Rating in Galveston
Eight Lee College drama students Sylvia Wilson Lisa Oliver Kitty Geene Anita Gordon Michael Cezeaux and Steve Stafford received excellent ratings at the Forensic Meet held March 28 in Galveston. They performed Eudora Wettys Why I Live at the P.O sponsored by the TJC speech and theater association. The Odd Couple production was cancelled per Thurman Rowlett with dates set for late April and early May.
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Lisa Oliver
Kitty Geene
Anita Gordon
Michael Cezeaux
Steve Stafford
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Bob Seger Rocks Houston Summit Crowd In 1979 Show
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band energized the Houston Summit crowd arriving at 9 30 p m with The Rockets as opener The set list included Horizontal Jump Fire Lake Down on Main Street and Night Moves Seger discussed warm love ballads and the album Against The Wind detailing life journeys The April 9 concert was sponsored by Pace and Concerts West.
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Circle Kers win in district oratory contest in Austin
Circle K club member Andrew Crawford took second in an oratory contest at the district convention May 28 30 in Austin with a five minute no note speech on Caring Life's Magic. Crawford was elected lieutenant governor of the Gold Coast division as sixteen members attended. John Henry Faulk Kiwanis leader Gunther and a Kiwanis club representative spoke. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Jerrel Troutman. The club works with Baytown Clean-up Commission on a town project painting the sun dial base and planter boxes at Baytown Civic Center. April 26 members join Baytown Clean-up Day near the tunnel area. End of year banquet is May 2 at Newport with entertainment by Craig Hester and Cherry Sharp. Some awards include Apple Salesperson of the Year.
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Craig Hester
Cherry Sharp
Apple
Lee College Reflections Spring Issue Availability
Editor Karen Perry notes the spring Lee College Reflections magazine will arrive around late April or end of May. Copies are available in Rundell Hall journalism room 120 and on campus news stands and hallways.
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Lantern staff box and editorial policy note
The Lantern is a monthly Lee College student newspaper in Baytown Texas. It lists editors reporters photographers and adviser, notes letters must be signed, staff may edit letters, and advertising rates. It also states opinions reflect editors or writers, not the college.
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