Community college students not disadvantaged in transfer success
University of Michigan study finds community college entrants who transfer to four-year colleges have similar outcomes to students who began at four-year schools. Of 422 transfer students and 1,899 direct entrants, 69 percent in both groups graduated or were ready to graduate, challenging prior beliefs of a disadvantage.
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Living Bank drive promotes organ donor cards
The Living Bank urges use of donor identification to inform doctors quickly after death so organs can be recovered in time. Families should discuss decisions with loved ones and physicians. no costs fall on donor families or estates. For more information call 1-800-528-2971.
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Marycrest urges naps for students staff and faculty
Teikyo Marycrest University president Joseph Olander asks Marycrest and Westmar campus communities to take a 10 to 15 minute nap daily between 1 and 2 p.m. to boost wellness and productivity. He cites cultural practices and aims to foster an international university with a global understanding. Marycrest College, founded 1939, became coed in 1966 and recently affiliated with Teikyo University Group of Tokyo.
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Teikyo Marycrest University
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Joseph Olander
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Campus meeting schedule and spring prep notices
Campus capsules list Nov 12 to Nov 24 meetings for student groups including SC chapter of Collegiate Secretaries Int l Student Congress Young Democrats Medical Record Student Assn and Standing Room Only, plus Board of Regents event. Spring schedule releases and registration dates announced with contact extensions. Lee College Music Department recital Nov 12 in Cobb Auditorium and Music Forum student recital Nov 24 details provided.
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LC Jazz Ensemble and Country Band slated for Rundell Hall
The LC Jazz Ensemble performs November 20 at 7 30 p m in Rundell Auditorium. The Lee College Country Band performs November 13 at 7 30 p m in Rundell Auditorium. Call ext 350 for LC info and ext 821 for country band details.
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UCLA Frat Song Lyrics Spark Campus Harassment Probe
UCLA administrators investigate explicit fraternity song lyrics amid protests and demonstrations about racist sexist and homophobic content. A feminist magazine published excerpts from Theta Xi’s manual. UCSB Daily Nexus notes a line calling a “Mexican whore” while the handbook also lists etiquette rules. Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils say songbooks are no longer printed.
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Clinton vows to end ROTC rules barring gays
Campaign pledge suggests gays and lesbians could enroll in ROTC on campuses without hiding their orientation. The piece notes DOD policy bans and contrasts Bush stance, cites student experiences at Maine and Connecticut Naval Academy, and details ongoing campus and legal debates over ROTC discrimination.
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University of Maine
Joe Steffan
University of Connecticut
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GWU student president resigns after racial slur call
George Washington University Student Association president Michael Musante resigns after admitting to a racial slur during a September meeting. He defeated Will Griffin 54 percent in a runoff and later denied the remark on a local radio show. Ten senators demanded his resignation, and exec VP John Tarnow will assume the role.
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Black People's Union
Musante
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