Security Beat LC Student Arrested for Wallet Theft
A 28 year old Lee College student David Luke was arrested on two counts of credit card abuse after a para professional's wallet was stolen from Bonner Hall writing lab. Bond set at 4000 dollars. Luke to appear in Harris County District Court on June 4. Fabier of Houston also charged with two counts of credit card abuse. five years probation and 500 dollar fine. Both detained at San Jacinto Mall while using stolen cards. Luke administratively dismissed for alleged misconduct.
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Harris County
David Luke
Ed Monk
Luke
Scott Fabier
Houston
Fabier
San Jacinto Mall
Campus construction updates and timelines for library and facilities
Jacqueline Whitaker reports on the Lantern staff that the first floor of the new science building should open May 1 with full completion by May 8 and library completion around May 31. Move in will take weeks and aims to reopen the library as soon as possible, possibly by July 3.
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Jacqueline Whitaker
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Topper
Allied Health Wing
Disabled Students to attend 1991 convention in Dallas
The Disabled Students Organization will attend the 1991 annual meeting of The President's Committee on Employment of People With Disabilities in Dallas May 22-24. The event is hosted by state and city disability groups with speakers including notable figures and a Texas themed Taste of Texas banquet entertainment by Ken Medema.
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Dallas
Texas
George Bush
Ann Richards
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Rosemary Coffmian
Ken Medema
Paige Abshire
Mike Andrisek
Ron Hayes
Beth Jordan
Eddie Myrick
Kathy Ransonette
Eddie Wadley
Friends of LC to host second Round-up on Friday
The second annual Friends of Lee College Round-Up runs 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the Rundell Hall patio with live music by Kevin Hardin and the LC Country and Western Band. John B. Tucker leads the group with Tommie Cook as vice chair. John Henderson, a former LC regent, will receive an honorary degree.
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Friends of Lee College
Rundell Hall
Friends of LC
Mary Brown
Brown
John B. Tucker
Tommie Cook
John Henderson
Kevin Hardin
Manuel Escontrias
Friends of LC Board
Editors chosen for student publications Selections made for Lantern and Reflections
Jacqueline Whitaker is named Lantern editor replacing Tim Sherron, and Dorothy Szydek will lead Reflections replacing Jeff Thomas. Whitaker, a 1981 Sterling High School graduate and former Reflections people editor, has journalism experience at Baytown Sun and Lantern. Szydek, current Reflections reporter and former Baytown Sun Teen Times editor, plans to continue the magazine’s tradition and pursue a career in communications or teaching journalism.
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Reflections
Jacqueline Whitaker
Lantern
Tim Sherron
Dorothy Szydek
Jeff Thomas
Szydek
Baytown Sun Teen Times
Barbers Hill High School
the Sun
the Lantern
Two Professors Offer Joint Two Semester Arts Course
Art history and sophomore literature join in a two semester class for six credit hours taught by Stephen Neihaus and Marianne Loyd. Fall covers 19th century art and literature with field trips, followed by a spring on 20th century literature. Interested students may contact Loyd or Neihaus for details.
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Stephen Neihaus
Marianne Loyd
Neihaus
Loyd
Bonner Hall
Fine Arts
Coping with Emotions May Shift Overnight
Johnson warns that coping with emotions can evolve gradually. Changes include sleep and appetite shifts, withdrawal, social disengagement, and feelings of hopelessness. Warning signs include giving away possessions and finalizing plans with loved ones. Encourage open dialogue and seeking counseling or trusted help.
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