Lee College Construction Ramps Redesign Underway
Campus walkthrough shows ongoing construction with sidewalks, new buildings, and renovations. Dean Dennis Topper says updates continue to completion and a recent Texas Rehabilitation Commission review prompted design changes for handicapped accessibility. Wheelchair ramps outside Bonner and Rundell halls are being rebuilt.
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Lee College announces February Black History Month plans
Lee College outlines a February schedule for Black History Month with the theme Going Down the Road Built by Others. The Awareness Club, IMC, Lyceum Committee and Student Congress organize speakers Gail Anderson Sheila Jackson Lee Charles Bolden and Robert Galloway plus choirs, ethnic food, and T shirt sales to benefit the club.
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John Britt
College campuses ignite first Gulf War demonstrations
War sparks mixed campus protests as anti war rallies emerge alongside pro war groups. Ohio State student body president cites a shift from protests to support as Indiana University hosts about 200 demonstrators in tents. Oklahoma State displays U S flags on dorm windows while Illinois and Penn State leaders describe varied student reactions and calls for troop homecoming. See reaction page 6.
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Lee College weighs new immunization ruling hearing
Administrators at Lee College await a February public hearing by the Texas Department of Health on a proposed policy requiring demonstrative proof of mumps measles and rubella vaccines for new students enrolling after July 1991. If approved the rule standardizes state guidelines and adds paperwork, with costs and staffing concerns rising among administrators.
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Regents revise appeals policy at board session
The Board of Regents approved first reading of a policy amendment restricting the Academic Appeals Committee from overturning decisions that would violate board, local, state or federal laws. The change follows recent cases including reinstating a student athlete after removal from a remedial course, prompting review of published notices and student awareness of appeals rights.
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