UH students clash over campus spirit ban proposal
University of Houston debate over a December proposed Student Association measure banned wearing paraphernalia from other Southwest Conference schools. The plan, not enacted, would have mandated five hours of campus service and a two page report. Critics argued it violated constitutional rights and school autonomy.
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Denim and Diamonds Epicurean Extravaganza Returns
The Bay Area Women's Center hosts its sixth Epicurean Extravaganza on February 14 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m at San Jacinto Mall. The Denim and Diamonds themed charity event features food tastings from over 20 area vendors, live entertainment, a silent auction, and proceeds aid victims of family violence and sexual assault across East Harris Chambers and South Liberty counties. Volunteers are invited with perks for long hours and tickets available via Rosemary Coffman and Sally Griffith.
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Webb Society to Attend Texas State Historical Association Meeting
The Lee College Chapter of the Webb Society will travel to Houston for the 97th Annual TSHA meeting from March 4 to 6. More than 100 speakers will cover 30 sessions marking Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin bicentennials. Elizabeth Carpenter will present the Liz Carpenter Prize, while Marjorie Douglas will discuss James Vollmer Clay.
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National Library of Poetry Opens North American Open Contests
The National Library of Poetry offers 12000 dollars in prizes to over 250 poets in the North American Open Poetry Contest with a March 31 deadline. Entry is free to anyone, and all poems up to 20 lines may be considered for a deluxe hardbound anthology.
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Benchmark seeks submissions for 1993 LC edition
Lee College literary magazine Benchmark invites students staff and faculty to submit up to eight works including poetry short stories and photographs for the 1993 edition. Stories capped at 3000 lines while poetry has no limit. Submissions judged by editors with blind review. Contact Susan Cummings ext 507 for details.
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Campus updates highlight BSU trip and campus events
The Baptist Student Union invites all students to lunch lectures and Bible studies with a $1 lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12 10 pm. BSU plans a February trip to Richardson Texas for the Texas Baptist Student Union Convention, with travel costs free aside from meals and lodging.
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Guaranteed loan program triples Study
The American Council on Education reports that student borrowing under the federal guaranteed loan program more than tripled from 1970 71 to last year in constant 1990 dollars, rising to 14 billion, while grants fell behind. The 1992 Higher Education Act amendments raised loan limits but 1993 94 Pell Grants were cut. the report warns growth will come mainly from loans and could affect minority and low income students.
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Enrollment figures rise at college with corrections program
Enrollments in multiple majors total 1,390 with a 9.3 percent rise from 1,081 in 1992 to 1,191 in 1993 in the Texas Department of Corrections See College Extension. LC promotes foreign students on campus and 13 are enrolled this spring. An intersession at San Jacinto Mall last December condensed three weeks of classes over Christmas for 126 students earning regular credit hours and totaling 5,504 contact hours.
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