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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1995
Page
3
Lee College Spanish teacher Ted Olsen will lead a 10 student group to Mexico City for four days from November 10 to 13. The trip costs 411 per person including airfare and hotel and aims to connect class lessons with real world use. This marks Olsen’s 22nd Mexico trip with LC students, a fall tradition.
Lee College Forensics team claimed 13 awards at the University of Houston hosted Texas Two Step invitational. Students Luis Garza Jr Maria Guardiola Laurisa Malone Simon Lovett Jacob Shafer Ed Hildebrand Adam Voskamp and Jenna Winans earned top honors in readers theatre and multiple duos with several members qualifying for nationals.
John McMillon shared a 15 day African safari with five companions in a Tuesday program. He screened slides and four hours of video from Kenya Tanzania and Nairobi including rhinos cheetahs vultures and a ceremonial welcome by a local tribe. He plans Alaska next and noted the trip’s sheer magnitude cannot be described in words.
Kerley, a Bellair speaker with 25 years in public talks, led a Psi Beta event at Rundell Hall on male roles, noting the New Warrior Training aims to forge a four archetype balance in men. He urged improved male female connections and warned against work as sole purpose in life.
A three hour non credit course offered each semester across LC campuses teaches test taking, memory, reading, note taking, communication, money management and critical thinking. Coach Ron Ummel notes personal missions to help students with poor study skills reach their goals.
Learn to tackle the hardest subjects first and study when you are most alert. Establish a regular study area to build comfort and familiarity. Say no to distractions and focus on one task at a time. Prioritize a single achievable goal rather than the entire to do list.
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