Final drama performances set by Lee College drama dept
The Lee College drama department presents Showcase 84 with three one act plays at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Laboratory Theater 501 S. Pruett. Directors are Thurman Rowlett and Brenda Contrella with cast members including Sandra Redmond Todd Foster Pat Murray Vivian Barrow Babs Emrick Joan Rabella Darla Brown Vickie Jared and Robert Reece. Admission is 3, LC students and staff admitted free with ID. reservations via 427-5611 Ext 386.
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Linner Schlobohm
Lee College Drama Department
Laboratory Theater
S. Pruett
Thurman Rowlett
Pat Murray
Harold
Vivian Barrow
Lucille
Babs Emrick
Florence
Charlie Blake
Officer Brinkley
Alice Gerstenberg
Rowlett
Thomas Pinikies Sud
Joan Rabella
Wouldby
Todd Foster
Mrs. Ivory
Darla Brown
Mr. Wheeler
Miss Ivory
Vickie Jared
Mr. Inkwell
Villian
Robert Reece
Mrs. Pencil
Laboratory
Prisoner seeks to block parole for 1976 double murder
Cindy Clayton a Lee College student and Houston area advocate leads a letter writing drive with Curtis and Bonnie Nichols to persuade the Board of Pardons and Paroles to keep James Betts imprisoned. Betts was convicted of killing David Barnhill and Tommy Barnhill in Sam Houston National Forest in December 1976 and is up for parole review in October. Clayton cites threats against the victims’ families and supports capital punishment as a response.
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Sheila McGraw
Alta Loma
Lee College
Cindy Clayton
James Betts
David Barnhill
Tommy
Sam Houston National Forest
Huntsville
Betts
David
Curtis
Bonnie Nichols
Paign
Board of Pardons and Parole
Clayton
the Nichols
College President Warns Hackers Target Academic Systems
Wilber Miller of Drake University testifies before a House Judiciary subcommittee on crime arguing that campus computer systems are highly permeable and vulnerable to hacking because they are designed for access. He backs a proposal to make illegal tapping of files over $5000 a federal offense, noting that such intrusions threaten students' right to education in an accessible environment. Twenty-three states already criminalize unauthorized entry, but no federal law exists.
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Washington, D.C
CPS
Drake University
Wilber Miller
House
Judiciary Subcommittee
Miller
Subcommittee
Lee College students win 21 awards in two college competitions
Lee College publications and students collected 21 awards in the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association and Texas Community College Journalism Association contests. The Lantern placed second in overall excellence and third in sweepstakes, while Reflections earned second in overall excellence at TIPA. Awards were announced largely at the Arlington TIPA convention, with several individual honors shared among Lantern and Reflections staff.
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Lee College
Texas Intercollegelate Press Association
Texas Community College Journalism Association
Reflections
The
Lantern
TIPA
Arlington
TCCJA
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