07 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1986
Page
1
Would-be singers showcase talent in a studio setting as the Rebels prepare for the basketball season opener. Angelina Page headlines the feature with emphasis on auditions, rehearsal dynamics, and the path to stardom.
Faculty advisers, chosen from among instructors, will guide students this spring at Lee College. Dr. Vivian Blevins says instructors know student capabilities best and will ease counselors’ load, potentially boosting retention. Students should select a faculty adviser early, within their major, and may still see a counselor for issues advisers cannot cover.
Texas Nurses Student Association sponsors the 10th annual GASO with activities including a poster contest adopt-a-smoker program and giveaways. Dr Fargarson will speak on dangers of smoking and a spirometer will demonstrate lung capacity. campus staff urge participation by all students and faculty.
Tammy McIntyre reports that the registration committee reopens telephone enrollment for current students. Early spring registration runs through November 25, requiring students to know their courses and consult advisers before calling. Dean Ed Monk says the process is simple and relies on two phone lines and the records office input.
LC President Vivian Blevins outlines plans to recruit minority instructors administrators and students at Lee College to reflect Baytown's diverse population. She cites current student demographics and barriers such as minority dropouts and lack of role models, aiming for improved retention and wider hiring while calling for community support and deliberate outreach.
After an audit by the Federal Office for Civil Rights, Lee College may be cited for inadequate minority representation among faculty and administration. Current records show 2.1 percent minority staff, with an official noting ongoing outreach and a slow turnover that could improve diversity.
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