New vice president Sanders fits into Baytown role at Lee College
Tom Sanders, Lee College vice president, describes moving to Baytown after March 4 in a Reuters style profile. He details his Cherokee heritage from his grandmother, his education across Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Michigan, and his move from Lamar University to oversee accreditation and institutional research. He notes he will work closely with President Vivian Blevins and adapt his team approach to fit the new college culture. Sanders plans to commute from Beaumont as his family relocates and his wife teaches in Hamshire-Fannett.
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Oklahoma
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Jerry Alston
Lamar University
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Office of
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Beach party cinema: sun, sand and cheeky fun picks
A digest of lighthearted beach and spring break films. From Fraternity Vacation in Palm Springs to Summer Rental in Florida, Hardbodies and Blood Beach offer satire and thrills. Includes The Flamingo Kid, One Crazy Summer, Back To The Beach, and Where The Boys Are '84 with stars like John Cusack Demi Moore and Annette Funicello.
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Iowa
Palm Springs
John Candy
Florida
Carl Reiner
Candy
Rio
Michael Caine
Rio de Janeiro
Matt Dillon
Brooklyn
Long Island Beach
Dillon
John Cusack
Demi Moore
Bobcat Goldthwaite
Sean Cunningham
Fort Lauderdale
Frankie Avalon
Annette Funicello
Annette
Patrick House
Lake Tahoe
Lisa Hartman
Annabeth Gish
Myrtle Beach
Calif
Scholarships offered for secretarial business majors in Texas Louisiana
The Texas Louisiana Division of Professional Secretaries International will award a $500 scholarship for tuition fees and books for 1991-92 at accredited two or four year or secretarial business colleges in Texas or Louisiana. Applicants must be full time, 12 hours minimum, pursuing a business secretarial degree and maintaining a 3.0 GPA. Deadline May 1, applications via LC Financial Aid Office or Betty Joplin CPS Fort Worth. Also notes TASP test dates April 20 and June 15 with deadlines and exemptions. plus journalism convention March 28-30 in Fort Worth and a Baytown mass casualty exercise April 27 with 200 volunteers.
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Ledgestone Drive
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CBS Washington Bureau News
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Susan Cummings-Hastie
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Baytown
Carl Voskamp
Voskamp
Market St
Fletcher Hickerson
CampusO A says war not supported yet victory claimed
A campus statement asserts antiwar stance while acknowledging a win and praising administration for handling the situation. The remark contrasts opposition to conflict with an approval of the outcome, signaling campus debate over strategy and leadership.
Bush administration Gulf War review by public voices
Public reader responses praise the Bush administration and military leaders for the Gulf War noting world support and quick, decisive action. Respondents emphasize job well done, Saddam Hussein’s removal, and low American casualties as key outcomes.
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