LC journalism students win honors at Texas convention
LC journalism department members earned top ranks at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Convention in Dallas. Joyce Matula won first for The House in Reflections. Charles Rosser and Arthur Moreno took second for cartoons and drawings. Linnea Schlobohm won first for a returning students story. Parcels of other LC delegates and adviser Susan Cummings-Hastie attended. The group also earned multiple tickets and albums as top finishers amid about 150 competitors.
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Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Dallas
Joyce Matula
Reflections
Charles Rosser
Arthur Moreno
Archer
Jerry Tallant
Linnea Schlobohm
Philip Baird
Monica Phelps
Kay Parisi
Christine Gilbert
Gary Murray
Milton Crow
Susan Cummings-Hastie
Eastfield College
John Henry Faulk
Skeeter Hagler
Dallas Times Herald
TIPA
Hall & Oates
Phelps
Murray
Gilbert and
Tallant
Parisi
Crow
Cummings-Hastie
Lantern
Journalism Bulletin Board
New LC journalism editors named for 1983 84
Susan Cummings Hastie announces co editors for The Lantern Charles Rosser and Christine Gilbert both Lantern staffers and assistant editors Linnea Schlobohm will edit Reflections Rosser Gilbert say bi weekly publication will ease space limits boost Texas Intercollegiate Press Association standing and offer more student experience Schlobohm plans fall short fiction contest and 50th Lee College anniversary in Reflections
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Susan Cummings-Hastie
The
Lantern
Charles Rosser
Christine Gilbert
Rosser
Gilbert
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Texas Community College Press Association
Schlobohm
Reflections
Lee College
Hazlewood Act aids Texas veterans with college fees
Texas veterans who served while citizens may qualify for Hazlewood Act benefits covering college tuition and building-use fees. Contact Barbara Watkins in Financial Aid to determine eligibility and seek immediate assistance if past ten years or unable to use standard veteran programs. Benefits continue while full time students in a Texas college.
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Texas
Barbara Watkins
Financial Aid Office
Environmental science not offered this summer
Charles Rosser reports LC will not offer the environmental science course this summer. Dr Verne Lehmberg will teach an LC extension course for high school students in Dayton with Phyllis Williams combining plant taxonomy and environmental topics. The spring course continues without the extended field trip.
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Verne Lehmberg
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Lehmberg
Dayton
Phyllis Williams
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