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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1983
Page
6
The Continuing Education Department unveils short term courses on small business setup and micro computer use. Sybil Francis coordinates surveys of small firms to tailor classes for future needs. May 11 12 small business basics and June two day micro computer workshop to follow with an exhibition and later programming options.
College students gain real field experience as Forest Service volunteers across 44 states and territories. Participants like Paul Leadabrand and Diane Nelson describe valuable seasonal roles from wilderness ranger duties to trail maintenance. The program, coordinated by Stan Gaylord, offers insurance and reimbursements, and credits from some universities.
Gemcraft Homes Company donates a 250 award to LC for an architectural degree student. The fall and spring 1983 84 semesters are covered. Rita Foster notes young Gemcraft staffers back the community effort while LC President Dr. Robert Cloud receives the pledge. Applicants contact Barbara Watkins in Moser Hall for details.
The Reflection staff sponsors a short fiction contest to boost creativity among LC students. Winning entry appears in winter 1983 LC literary magazine with a $25 prize. Entries 800 to 2000 words due July 1 to Susan Cummings-Hastie. Open to full and part time students. Judges are three English department volunteers. Second and third may also be published.
Linnea Schlobohm, Lantern editor and Lee College journalism student, won three awards in the Texas Press Women College Student Competition. She earned first place in feature for Here I Go Again Returning students face special problems. A second place for an editorial on communication can help handicapped, published in Lantern. Third place in news for Adams heads new union LC Guild affiliated with AFL CIO.
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