Ireland leads diversity to library display for March
The Erma Wood Carlson Learning Resource Center sponsors Diverse Culture Month with Irish focus. LRC director Kenneth Roach cites showcasing diverse elements of society to highlight strengths. The Irish showcase features history, writers, and modern Ireland with titles like The Irish Writers and The Irish Texans. Kathy Bailey invites groups and individuals to contact for future showcases.
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Erma Wood Carlson Learning Resource Center
LRC
Kenneth Roach
Ireland
Herbert Howarth
Brendan Flannery
Kathy Bailey
TASP status could affect students college career
Freshmen who have not taken the Texas Academic Skills Program test must register by March 27 for the last test this semester. Dennis Dressler, director of the counseling center, warns that TASP status can dramatically affect college careers and enrollment if scores are not presented before the 15th credit hour is earned.
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Dennis Dressler
Counseling Center
Dressler
TASP
Gertrude Teter
Moler Hall
Student activities budget reallocation faces pinch and plan
Interim President J B Whiteley says student service fees of 168000 fund 20 campus groups and must be reorganized to cover a new student activities director and photo IDs. He notes fees fund athletics recreation publications and government and urges Student Congress to reallocate funds while preserving student control. Mercedes Renteria previews aims to better serve student lobby efforts in Austin.
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J.B. Whiteley
Whiteley
Student Congress
Mercedes Renteria
Renteria
Austin
Lee College Career Day Aids Students With Job Prospects
Lee College hosts annual Career Day in Moser Hall Activities Room on April 1 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sixty companies from Baytown and nearby areas, including South Wester Bell and NASA, will set up booths to discuss job requirements and openings. Ann Hendon urges students to bring resumes and schedule time to interview.
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Lee College
Moser Hall
Ees
Ann Hendon
Hendon
Arts Fest set April 8 10 at Lee College
A Pulitzer Prize winner and acclaimed writers, artists and musicians will gather at Lee College April 9 through 10 for the third annual Spring Arts Festival themed Imagination and Invention. A April 8 reception honors contributors to Benchmark. The event features Sonia Sanchez, Joey Kennedy, Full Circle, Alejandro Morales, Roberta Fernandez, Norman German, Anne Wallace, Roy Fridge, LC faculty and students readings. all events in John Tucker Lecture Hall are free.
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Lee College
Marianne Loyd
Lyceum Committee
Spring Break Escape events and Gulfshore 5K listed for March
Multiple Spring Break activities are scheduled including a 3rd annual Gulfshore 5K on the final Saturday of break with $10 day-of-entry, early registration options at local YMCAs, and a post office location. Also noted are a Gulfcoast Intercollegiate Surfing Contest by Texas A&M Surf Club in Galveston, and theater-like museum exhibitions with hours and contact numbers.
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Gulfshore
Post Oak Ymca
Downtown Ymca
Memorial Park
Cail Eric
Surf Club of Texas A & M
Galveston
Seawall
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