Noted scholar to speak at symposium Feb 16
Larry Sabato, election analyst and University of Virginia professor, will headline a symposium at 7 30 p m February 16 in Rundell Hall Auditorium 1. Sponsored by the Lee College Young Democrats, the event highlights Sabato noted for Rhodes Scholar credentials and Oxford tenure.
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Sabato Earned Virginia Government Degree Phi Beta Kappa 1974
According to Ron Roberts sponsor of the Young Democrats Sabato earned a bachelor’s in government at the University of Virginia and was Phi Beta Kappa in 1974 He then spent a year studying public policy at Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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Sabato Books and Campaign Tech Highlight at College
Sabato, noted author on American politics, has new works on political consultants and Virginia politics. At Lee College a public talk drew interest as executives praise the program’s promise while reporting a holiday session loss of 2117.12 dollars, with expectations of growth and publicity for future offerings.
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Lee College instructors lead students to New York trip
Two Lee College instructors Stephen Neihaus and Jack McClendon will take art students Becky Rucka and Jill Keyes on a tour of New York City museums parks and landmarks starting April 6. Neihaus notes the trip aims to expose students to new experiences and broaden cultural perspectives with visits to Central Park the Statue of Liberty museums and Broadway.
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Computer equipment stolen from Adult Learning Center
Baytown police report a break in at the Adult Learning Center on Gulf Street. Three computers and a printer worth over 2000 dollars disappeared after a west side window was left open. Secretary Jane Wilks found the loss and notified security. No suspects named.
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Local LC students get child care discounts through college congress
John Schmidt III reports the Lee College Student Congress partners with five local centers to cut child care costs for LC student parents. The Child Care Center offers $25 weekly care for single mothers, La Petite Academy gives 10 percent off with rates $31.50 to $55.80, Mini Manor charges $37 weekly, Walden Oak offers $50 weekly if 10 LC students join, and contact numbers are provided for details.
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Jennings tied to $25,000 diversion in Texas college case
Grant indicated up to $25,000 may have been diverted though no extra charges filed. Jennings resigned nine days before his arrest after being hired by the American Education Complex of Central Texas College to lead administrative services for nine campuses in the Far East. He was to train in Killeen before moving to Seoul, South Korea. Officials say he is on leave without pay pending more information as he faces a second degree felony with possible penalties. Regents will meet at 7 p.m. in Moody Center Rundell Hall.
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Texas events set for February in San Antonio and Houston
The Texas Music Educators Association meets February 8 to 11 in San Antonio. A Non-Traditional Students Organization dance runs February 10 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall with $1 admission. Graham Chapman appears February 10 at 8 p.m. in Atrium II, University of Houston-Clear Lake, tickets $8. Workshops on test anxiety February 14 and coping skills February 15 occur in Moser Hall Reception Room. Larry Sabato speaks February 16 at Rundell Hall Auditorium I. The American Poetry Association hosts a free contest with 152 winners and $11,000 in prizes. Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl-a-thon February 25 at Fame City, Beechnut, requires teams of five and $50 per person. call 428-8470.
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