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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1990

Page

3

Galveston Spring Break '90 lineups showcase four weekends of events

Galveston Island plans four weekends of free concerts and contests presented by KRBE radio and Galveston Parks Board. The schedule features The Smithereens, The Romantics, Adam Ant, and Michael Damian with beach events at Stewart Beach and R.A. Apffel Park. Highlights include sand castle contest, swimsuit contests, St Patrick’s party, and a Gulf Shore 5K Fun Run to benefit the U S Lifesaving Association Gulf Coast chapter.

Galveston Island Galveston KRBE Krbe Radio Galveston Parks’ Board Stewart Beach R.A. Apffel Park the Smithereens the Romantics Adam Amt Michael Damian Key Largo Seawall Boulevard The Smithereens the Kinetics Anything Box Music Vision In Cahoots Johnny B. Dalton Adam Ant Adam Romantics Spring Break Rockin On Joe “King Carrasco United States Lifesaving Association Gulf Coast Galveston Beach

Press Club Barbecue Set for Today on University Lawn

The Press Club hosts a barbecue today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the lawn between Moler Hall and Tech/Voc-1. Tickets cost $5 and are available from journalism students or at the event.

Moler Hall Tech/Voc-1

New York Trip Planned for Lee College Photography Students

Lee College photography students will travel to New York City from March 28 through April 1 guided by instructor Steve Neihaus and his wife Vicki. Nine students will visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Guggenheim, Cloisters, and other Manhattan sights, attending plays and exploring art museums to broaden their world beyond Houston and Baytown.

Lee College New York City Steve Neihaus Vicki New York Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of Modern Art Guggenheim Museum Soho Manhattan Island Cloisters Metropolitan Museum Neihaus Houston Baytown Spon Sored Vivian Blevins Melissa Cavazos Mary Colley Tara Golding Scott Mitchell Arthur Moreno John Nieball Tami Taylor Dionne Thibodeaux Craig Walker

SC backs down from sit in over college issues

Student Congress averted a Moody Center protest after faculty advised a written grievances list to present to President Vivian Blevins. SC president pro tempore Barbara Castellanos said the move aims to improve administration communication with students, with advisory input from John Britt Muriel Tyssen Roberta Wright.

Freddie Bara Vivian Blevins Lee College Moody Center Barbara Castellanos Billy Grimsley John Britt Muriel Tyssen Roberta Wright Castellanos Blevins

Alamo Images exhibit opens in Lee College library

The Lee College library hosts Alamo Images Changing Perceptions on Texas Experience, a DeGolyer Library exhibit from Southern Methodist University. It runs through March 26 with grants from the Texas Committee for the Humanities and NEH.

Texas Lee College DeGolyer Southern Methodist University Dallas Texas Committee For the Humanities National Endowment For the Humanities Ken Roach

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