Alumni Week Honors LC Alumni With Luncheon Events
Alumni Week at Lee College includes multiple activities honoring former students. A 10 a.m. Friday reception in Moser Hall leads to a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon in the Social Science Building cafeteria honoring Sam Bramiette, Dr. Lewis Carter, Crispin James, Dr. Robert W. Lawless, and posthumous honoree Dr. Walter Rundell Jr. Sporting events cap the week with a 7:30 p.m. basketball game and a 1 p.m. Saturday baseball game.
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Lee College
Chamber of Commerce
Glen Walker
LC Public Information Officer
Moser Hall
Social Science
Sam Bramiette
Board of Regents
Exxon
Terry & Co
Lewis Carter
Crispin James
The
Austin Statesman
Robert W. Lawless
Southwest
Filing opens for Lee College Regent election in April
Candidates may file at the college business office through March 7 for three Lee College board seats. Elections set for April 7 with six year terms. no runoff. Absentee voting runs March 19 to April 3 in the business office.
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Regent
Lee College Board of Regents
Bruce Causey, Jr
John Adams
Laura Woods
United States
Texas
Whitaker
Cloud's Five Year Contract Approved at Lee College
Dr. Robert Cloud, LC president, secured a new five year contract retroactive to Jan 1 with a $71 000 salary plus a $2000 tax sheltered annuity. The board approved the motion unanimously and set April 7 for Regent elections. The board also authorized land sale bids for 125 acres near I 10 and Main and awarded contracts for campus chiller re tubing equipment and classroom micro computers. Citizens Bank donated a score board for Jenkins Field and National Bank donated a pitching machine for the SC baseball team.
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Robert Cloud
Lee College
LC Board of Regents
Cloud
Leonard Stasney
Regent
College
I-10
N. Main
Regents
C&a
Texas Department of Corrections
Huntsville
Science Department
Citizens Bank of Baytown
Jenkins Field
National Bank
Political scientist Cronin to speak at Lyceum program
Lee College Lyceum opens at 11 a m Wednesday in Rundell Hall Auditorium with political scientist Thomas E Cronin a former White House aide and author He earned a Stanford Ph D and has taught at UNC and Delaware now on Colorado College faculty Cronin has written or coauthored major works including The State of the Presidency U S vs Crime in the Streets and Rethinking the Presidency The event is free and open to the public.
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Linner Schlobohm
Thomas E. Cronin
White House
Lee College Lyceum
Rundell Hall
Cronin
Stanford University
U.S. Congress
Brookings Institution
Center For the Study of
Cratic
Aspen Institute
University of North Carolina
University of Delaware
Colorado College
U.S
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