Security guard finds purpose on LC campus beat
Greg Rabel profiles 68 year old Saven Sonnier a longtime LC security guard since 1980. He enjoys working with college students and follows simple ethics while patrolling. He recalls a dangerous encounter with a motorcycle rider and reflects on his Army service and World War II era memories. Sonnier emphasizes service helping others and staying calm with youth on campus.
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Lee College seeks former students association members
Lee College invites former LC students and those in college credit or continuing education courses, plus LC senior citizens participants, to join a newly planned Former Students Association. March 3 organizational meeting. PIO and Planning Office will guide goals. Public Information will publish a subscriber newsletter detailing FSA activities, courses, sports, and Foundation news.
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OEA Week at Lee College Marks 20th Anniversary
Vocational business and office education students at Lee College join Office Education Association members nationwide to highlight vocational student organizations during OEA Week February 10 16. The LC chapter hosts an open house February 20 and backs the national theme A Score of Excellence with leadership and competition planned for the state conference February 27 March 1 in Harlingen and national May in Columbus.
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Disappointing SAC forum sparks student participation concerns
The SAC forum drew a disappointing crowd and limited pool hours due to few lifeguards, with about 30 students holding lifeguard certificates. Students may swim when classes aren’t in session, and the $25 fee applies to non students. Ellen George urged more blood drive volunteers to meet 1985 quota for an extra Thanksgiving break. Eugene Laplante, SAC nominee, urged broad student involvement in the presidential advisory committee and suggested an anonymous suggestion box in Moser Hall. Wells urged consulting the student handbook to solve problems.
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Misperceived harassment studied by Kansas State professor
Kansas State University psychologist Dr. Frank Saal studied college students to see if men misinterpret women's friendly gestures as flirting. He recorded that many men see sexual terms in neutral interactions, while women view the same situations as wholly nonsexual. He plans to test workplace attitudes to determine if misperceptions persist beyond academia and how male socialization influences harassment.
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