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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1991

Page

6

DSSO to honor Topper at campus reception in March

The Disabled Student Services Organization hosts a 1 00 p m to 2 30 p m reception to honor Dean Dennis Topper for advancing accessibility for disabled students. Rosemary Coffman notes Topper lobbied the Board of Regents for funds to fix access issues, drawing praise from the Texas Rehabilitation Commission. Celebration of Abilities Week includes speakers screenings and a wheelchair basketball game.

Disabled Student Services Organization Dennis Topper DSSO Topper Rosemary Coffman Coffman Board of Regents Texas Rehabilitation Commission Texas Ave Levy Lee College

Print shop becomes classroom and workplace for deaf student

Jack Pate, a 26 year old deaf Lee College student, works in the college print shop learning to operate machines and a darkroom camera with interpreters. He earned a graphic arts certificate and is pursuing an associate degree while aiming for full time employment.

Jack Pate Lee College Mac Fowler Pate Fowler Brass Works Pasadena Lockheed Austin

Film festival honors disabled students with on campus screenings

Disabled Student Services sponsors a four day film festival in John Tucker Lecture Hall as part of Celebration Of Abilities Week. Free screenings include Mask Children Of A Lesser God My Left Foot and Dominick and Eugene all with captions for the hearing impaired.

Disabled Student Services Organization John Tucker Dominick and Christy Dominick Eugene Tom Hulce Ray Liotta

Wendell Scott NASCAR driver’s varied career and barriers

Auto mechanic student recounts Wendell Scott a black racer in NASCAR during the 1960s Scott born 1921 Danville Virginia ran a repair shop wrecker and taxi etc He licensed 1961 won Virginia state title before 1961 357 races 6377 miles 100933 dollars in eight years best 1968 17020 1969 31 races 14750 He faced racism and sponsorship limits yet won one NASCAR race with a shoe string budget He notes Rojo Jack earlier black racer faced similar barriers and was barred from top events.

Wendell Oliver Scott Danville National Association For Nascar Ginia Scott Rojo Jack Los Angeles Calif The Honolulu Indianapolis Speedway Rojo Wendell Scott

Larry Lawson Remembered as Expert Auto Mechanic and Friend

NTs said LC auto mechanics instructor Larry Lawson. He owned an older car converted into a racing tow truck and scouted the pits for used parts from competitors. He was a gentleman who bought used tires and parts, often with spare rubber to ensure safety, and loaned equipment to race efforts. He was an excellent mechanic and driver and a true friend.

LC Auto Larry Lawson Talso Lawson

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