Lee College Wins All Five Essays at History Convention
Five LC students clinched all top five spots in the Texas State Historical Association essay contest during the annual convention in Lubbock from March 2 to 4. Sponsor John Britt lauded the achievement and the Webb Society backing.
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Lee College seeks submissions for Introspection second edition
Lantern staff reports LC students and advisers invite poetry fiction personal essays and research submissions for the second edition of Introspection. Deadline April 28. Submissions to Room 114 Social Science Building and on Macintosh disks. artwork considered. Volunteers and staff roles sought.
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Susan Cummings-Hastie
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Government students to visit Texas Capitol in April
Lee College government students will travel to Austin from April 9 to 11 to observe the House and Senate in session and tour the Supreme Court building. The trip costs include hotel rates from 22.50 to 90 per person plus personal spending money. contact Glynn Tiller or Ron Roberts for details.
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Austin
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Six LC nursing students head to Texas Nursing Association convention
Six Lee College nursing students travel to Austin for the 1989 Texas Nursing Association Convention their first attendance. They aim to address the global nursing shortage and other health care issues while gaining firsthand experience from speakers such as Kaye Lani Rae Rafko Ann Richards and Barbara Jordan. The House of Delegates will select representatives to vote on resolutions, with outcomes to be presented at the National convention in April.
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Austin
Texas Nursing Association
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Debbie Thorson
LC Texas Student Nurse Association
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Ann Richards
Texas
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Regents weigh sweeping policy suspend rules proposal
The board debated a policy allowing suspension of rules only by unanimous vote, seeking to prevent abuse. Supporters argued emergencies justify it, while opponents pushed for further committee review. A March-April timeline was set for a second reading and vote.
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John Adams
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Adams
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Don Coffey
Susan Moore-Fontenot
Charles Rosser
Keith Coburn
Wayne Gray
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