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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1993
Page
3
The North American Open Poetry Contest awards 12000 in prizes to over 250 poets with a Dec 31 deadline. Open to all entrants, poems up to 20 lines may be entered for a chance at publication in a deluxe hardbound anthology. Send original poem with name and address to The National Library of Poetry in Owing Mills, Maryland.
A scholarship is offered to non music majors wishing to join the choir with opportunities in jazz orchestra and concert groups. Auditions are April 30 at 1 30 p m. To schedule an audition contact Nancy Angels at ext 821.
Phi Theta Kappa plans a March 22 meeting at 12 30 PM in the PTK office within the Non Traditional Students Center. Upcoming events include a March 25 teacher appreciation banquet 11 AM to 2 PM, a March 27 Family Day Out, an April 15 17 national convention in Dallas, and an April 22 Who’s Who reception at 7 30 PM in Tucker Hall. Lee College students have eight works in the University of Houston Clear Lake show, the most from any junior college, with nine Lee works selected from 13 campuses for juror Clint Wilbur’s exhibit. Blanchard and Beyer each submit Self Portraits, plus other Lee entries. The exhibition runs through March 26.
From Page 1 Bedia calls for more volunteers to assist with a detailed project including decorations and music and provides ext 570 for information. Rene says the college plans to cover walkways and will invite bids once plans are finalized after a meeting with Sasser, with no start or completion dates given.
A compact account of St Patrick the patron saint of Ireland describing shamrocks as Trinity symbols and legends of driving snakes from Ireland. It notes modern celebrations with green attire and green beer, cites New York City’s large parade, and covers Houston events at McGonigel's Mucky Duck with harp performances starting at noon and free admission.
On Campus features Rudy Garza an 18-year-old mechanical engineering major drawing in McNulty Haddick art room while Laida Ramirez a Ross S Sterling high school student and Regula Garcia from Robert E Lee high school gather Lee College brochures during Anyone Can Go To College Night. The March 2 event in Moser Hall drew about 200 juniors and seniors with parents, sponsored by Public Information and the college’s educational access committees.
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