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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1989

Page

3

Counselor offers job tips for students seminar

Lee College counselor Raquel Henry led a Nov 29 seminar in the Edythe Old Studio guiding about 30 students. She distributed the COPS Interest Inventory Test and a Self-Interpretation Profile to help match skills to careers and stressed seeking jobs suited to individual strengths beyond major companies.

Robbie McDonald Raquel Henry Lee Edythe Old Studio Henry COPS Exxon At&t NCNB Texas Instruments IBM Compac Bunny Doucet Moser Hall

Free AIDS testing offered at Harris County health centers

Harris County health centers provide free confidential HIV testing for residents concerned about exposure. Baytown Health Center at 1000 Lee Drive offers tests, with appointments via 427-5195. A positive result indicates exposure to HIV, not necessarily AIDS, and about seven to eight days yield results.

Harris County Baytown Lee Drive David Varela Pasadena Southeast Health Care Center Varela

Campus security disagrees on LC location impact on crime

Lee College campus security and Baytown Police differ on whether LC location affects campus crime. Police Chief Wayne Henscey says LC crime is not worse than the city and that security and lighting help keep it safe. LC security officer Jean Sanders cites nearby neighborhood issues and notes thefts, but says the campus overall is quiet. Incidents include a stolen 1980 Chevrolet C-10 truck, stolen Apple II disks, 55 missing counseling center shirts, a stolen duffle bag, a car window break and steering tamper, and a stolen radio from a sewing class.

Baytown Lee College Wayne Henscey Henscey Jean Sanders Sanders Counseling Center Cynthia Ann Myers Chevron Robert Davis Denise Smesny Tech

Cram Session and College Meetings Announced at Lee College

A cram session for all students will run 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday in Moser Hall with a free midnight breakfast. Lee College finals are set for December 11 through 14. Administrative Council meets December 12 at noon in the boardroom. The Black Educational Access Committee meets December 12 at 5 30 p.m. in Moler Hall reception room. The Hispanic Educational Access Committee meets December 19 at 6 30 p.m. in the boardroom. End-of-semester grades due December 15. For details call ext 337 or 300. The date is March 15 1990.

Moser Hall Black Educational Access Committee Moler Hall Ken Roach David Carnahan Library Committee Carnahan McNeill

Instructional Media Center extends hours for night classes

Lee College extends IMC hours on weeknights from 7:30 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. during spring term to serve teachers and evening classes. Director Crathirds notes later hours aid equipment breakdowns and faster service, with scheduling through Liz Ruthirds.

Lee College Rs Media Center IMC Lizruthirds Kenneth Roach Roach Crathirds

College childcare centers offer reduced rates for student parents

Lee College students with children can access lower price day care through Baytown area centers until the end of the 1989 1990 school year. About 20 students are using the service, with rates from 2 per hour to 50 per week, depending on the center. Contact Moser Hall Non Traditional Students office for details. centers listed include Child Care Center Neal Street La Petite Academy Garth Road Mini Manor Murrell Avenue Walden Oak Baker Road Massey Tompkins Road.

Lee College Baytown Area Stephanie Chapman Student Congress Chapman Ice Moser Hall Neal St LaPetite Academy Garth Road Mini-Manor W. Murrill Ave Walden Oak Baker Road Massey Tompkins Road

Library renovation plans face continued changes at LC

The Board of Regents approved library renovation plans from architect Allan Busch, but administration driven changes persist. Committee members say they have not been apprised or consulted, with debates over a stand-alone 200 seat auditorium and shifting funding priorities.

Iy Daren Hearnoue Board of Regents Allan Busch Bill McNeill McNeill Vivian Blevins Library Regents Carnahan Blevins

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Sally Stalter Stalter Patrick G. Seal Dick Smith Smith Gloria Wayne Hensley Kathee Messier Edythe Old Patrick G. Sears Learning Resource Center Dianne Fanning Bill Blake Busch Texas Ave Sterling Municipal Library Car Nahan Liz Crathirds
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