Rebels win big at St Phillips Classic and Temple Classic
Rebels secure first at St Phillips Classic on Nov 20 21 with wins over Navarro 72 69 and Panola 90 85. They lost 99 98 to Baytown Royals after a three day break and later won LC Classic with Richmond 108 75 and St Phillips 80 75 before a 108 74 victory over Galveston AAU. Conference play starts Jan 18 at Wharton County and continues with six teams twice.
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Yearbook on campus deemed too costly at Lee College
Lee College weighs a yearbook as Student Congress finds most students would welcome one but balk at a projected 30 to 40 dollar price. Instead the college launches a student literary magazine named Impressions, staffed by volunteers from LC and edited with help from the Graphic Arts Department. The first issue is slated for January.
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Lee College Leads Region 5 Student Government Rewrite
Lee College’s Student Congress shifts to a larger leadership role as it finalizes the Region 5 constitution at the Texas Junior College Student Government Association convention held November 21 at Washington-on-the-Brazos State Park. Congress members Antle, Plante, Jayne, Earnest, Rainer and sponsor Grimsley attended, with amendments proposed and LC tasked to complete the document.
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Rebels dominate Galveston County 108 74 in Dec. basketball clash
Lee College Rebels jump to a 17-0 lead and cruise to a 108-74 victory over Galveston County. Robbie Jannise 15, Tahaui Ford 14, Talbert Avery 13 lead scorers. Mark Dearmon and Eddie Hopkins add double figure outputs. Rebels hold 65 rebounds to 36 and hit eight of 13 three pointers.
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Phi Theta Kappa attends Texas City convention at COM
Phi Theta Kappa members from Lee College attended a convention November 14 in Texas City at the College of The Mainland. COM's Sigma Delta Chapter hosted the event with workshops on the U.S. Constitution. LC members Kay Alewine led a session on Education. Door prizes included a minted coin won by Donna Bonin, a portable battery charger won by Linda Jayne, a time management planner, a house plant for Donna Rushing, and a set of wine glasses for Nora Burge.
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Lee College Names 1988 Officers for Minority Students Club
The Lee College Minority Students Club elected its 1988 officers Daniela Esquivel president Ida Guerrero vice president Latonia Taylor secretary and Bobby Williams reporter Officers were nominated by club members The club aims to boost campus involvement and solidarity through varied activities Elaine McCain sponsor supports upcoming Martin Luther King celebration with a January T shirt sale support regardless of ethnic background.
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Students Work To Fund Education At Local College
Ms Talutis says she pays her way through school while Michelle Briscoe studies full time and works 30 hours weekly at Red Lobster. Jay Backstrom also works ten hours weekly in the LC Library to earn extra cash for tuition. John Street, a LC student, stocks at Kroger for 20 hours a week to support his education.
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Open door policy debated after Gideons campus visit
Dean Moak backs open access for all groups after Gideons were allowed on campus previously. Jennings and Dean Bennett say they were unaware of the approval. A proposed policy would require designated presentation spaces to minimize offense, pending Deans' Committee review.
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