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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1992

Page

4

Campus groups plan events for Black History Month and others

Awareness Club hosts a Black History Month musical tonight at 7 in Rundell Hall. Student Congress and Lyceum Committee present an Action Adventure film festival February 28 in Tucker Hall from 1 p.m. to midnight with free admission for students and faculty.

Rundell Hall Jerri Dalcour Student Congress Lyceum Comittee Tucker Hall ACE Club Psi Beta Carolyn Royder Dana Woods Moser Hall Mercedes Renteria Donna Schick Rosemary Coffman

Barbara Watkins Retires From Lee College After 41 Years

Barbara Watkins, longtime financial aid officer at Lee College since 1966, exits after 41 years of service. She helped grow aid from 330 to 1500 recipients and funds from about 160 000 to over a million dollars while mentoring students and shaping campus policy.

Barbara Watkins Watkins Lee College Leatha Whitaker Barbara Whitaker Financial Aid Virginia Britt Britt Ed Monk Monk

Houston Loses Last Drive In As I 45 closes Forever

The last outdoor theatre in Houston, the I-45 Drive In, will shut this Sunday as the six screen venue makes way for a shopping center. With a 3500 car capacity, rapid multiplex growth and home VCRs reduced demand, drive ins have dwindled since their midcentury heyday.

Houston America John Duke Wayne Elvis Baytown Decker The Cedars Alexander Drive Bay Plaza Floyd Bengtson Bengtson Joe Bob Briggs

Florida regents critique USF over basketball player case

A Florida Board of Regents report found top USF officials allowed star player Marvin Taylor to continue playing basketball despite rape and harassment allegations from six women. The inquiry cites withheld information, a pressured resignation by Dan Walbolt, and calls for deep management changes as Chancellor Reed and President Borkowski face scrutiny and possible personnel shifts.

DPS Tallahassee Fla Florida Board of Regents University of South Florida Marvin Taylor Dan Walbolt Regent Taylor Walbolt Francis Borkowski Regents Charles Reed University System Regents’ Access and Equity Committee Borkowski Patrick Riordan Riordan Florida Betty Castor

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