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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1988
Page
3
Four Lee College employees had earlier been denied pay raises amid dispute over performance. President Blevins now backs the increases, citing a better chance to address concerns and cooperate. Faculty leader Ted Olsen praises her willingness to listen while noting evaluations.
Professor David Oppenheimer of the University of Houston tells Young Democrats that Democrats will hold most House seats while Republicans lead in Senate gains. He cites low income districts voting Democratic and Republicans’ edge in small states as reasons for a potential net shift. The talk notes one third of each chamber up for election.
Henry, new LC counselor, says she will be a listener for students facing academic and personal problems. She holds a psychology BA from Michigan, a master's from Houston, and is pursuing a doctoral dissertation at Texas Woman's University. Henry previously counseled at a drug center in Michigan, in Houston schools, and at the Harris County Women's Center.
Lee College will use a telephone registration system for the 1989 spring term alongside regular methods. Eligible students must be enrolled in fall 1988 and free of debts. Hours are Nov 28–29 10am–7pm and Nov 30 10am–4:30pm. Calls require name social security number address and course control numbers.
Lee College hosts a Small Business Development Center offering free one on one counseling in pre venture feasibility marketing research and cash flow analysis. Coordinator Ken Voytek says the center helps firms employing 500 or fewer workers with confidential support and low cost seminars. Contact Voytek at 425 6309.
A series of campus events at Lee College includes a recital at 3 p.m. Nov. 6 in Rundell Hall Auditorium I, public admission, and multiple workshops and meetings in Moler and Moser Halls. Highlights cover financial aid, family communication seminars, access committee gatherings, Health Care advisory, TEHOMA auditions, Jazz Ensemble performances in Galveston and Rundell Hall, and student congress activities. Roy Benavides will address students on Nov. 14, a MASH blood drive runs Nov. 15–17, and a prison inmate talk is set for Nov. 17, followed by a Jazz Ensemble concert and Phi Theta Kappa meeting. A student dance is scheduled for Nov. 18 at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
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