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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1987
Page
4
Three weeks after Lee College cut its intercollegiate tennis program the 13 players face losing scholarships. Freshmen comprise most of the group while some had other scholarships and promises. Players criticize abrupt decision and lack of prior notice, while defending coach and college funding choices.
Maria Rambadadt, Lantern sports editor, writes candidly about the perks and downsides of leading campus sports coverage. She notes high access to players, repeated late hours, and a cheeky hint at locker room access while calling for future applicants.
A campus dance runs from 7 30 to 10 p m in Moser Hall with Disc jockey Mark Woods spinning records. SC students enter free with current ID. For more information contact council members Jay Antle or Shana Matlock at 425 6506.
Baseball coach Dick Smith lamented missing the playoffs and a second place finish after a rough five game stretch. The Rebels failed to win two of three against Alvin, dropping 1-9 and 2-7, with prior losses to Alvin and mixed results against Panola College and San Jacinto.
LeBelles dance team offers 24 spots with tryouts May 16 in the LC Gym. Eligibility requires full-time enrollment and a 3.0 GPA. All team members must attend workouts and home games. Men may try out. Interviews, adaptability, and dance performance determine selection. Scholarships are available but funds are limited.
Terri Hanson data processing instructor will sponsor the LC LeBelles this fall replacing retiree Bruce Rousch. Hanson said coaching offers a chance to know LC students personally beyond the classroom and to lead a team of her own.
Gilbert Garcia and Jay Antle, student advisory committee members, share mixed views on whether students should be encouraged or discouraged from applying for jobs. Garcia says he hears little about it, while Antle notes financial need should prioritize students with serious problems.
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