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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1989

Page

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Rundell Remembered For Inspiring Example at Lee College

Billy Walker recalls Rundell as a powerful influence who inspired many with his example at Lee College. The tribute highlights Rundell’s role and enduring impact on colleagues and students.

Lee College pioneer Rundell served as dean from 1945

Rundell, who joined Lee College at its 1934 opening as a teacher, led the college as dean from 1945 until retirement. His tenure marks a formative era in the institution's history with a reputation as a dedicated and caring leader.

Ava Orm Me Orm Otic Sutras Dues Rundell Lee College

Memorial service for Walter Rundell set at Rundell Hall

Friends will speak at a 2 p.m. memorial on November 16 in Rundell Hall Auditorium for Walter Rundell former dean of Lee College who died November 4 at 86 in Round Rock. The service will be officiated by Rev. P. Walter Henckell with music by Tom Stone and Charles Stephenson. Eulogies will be given by Gertrude Teter Roland Armstrong and Dan Mendoza, with Teter once a psychology instructor and counselor at LC.

Rundell Hall Rundell Lee College Walter Rundell Charles Stephenson Gertrude, Teter Roland Armstrong Dan Mendoza Teter College Mendoza Round Rock Austin The Univer

Regents implement Peat Marwick plan at LC

Three months after the Board of Regents endorsed Peat Marwick and Main recommendations the college began implementing them. Seven of 24 urgent items, including purchasing controls and criminal background checks, are complete. A new purchasing agent may be hired to carry out ensuing steps as work progresses across purchasing general accounting accounts payable payroll personnel and fixed assets. The audit followed the indictment of former purchasing coordinator Kyle Jennings for theft.

Board of Regents Houston Peat, Marwick and Main Alllrecom Kyle Jennings Richard Inman Financial Services Inman

College faces funding squeeze as wage raise bites LC

Lee College officials expect a near $35,000 jump in student assistant payroll when the national minimum wage rises to 3.80 by April 1990 and 4.25 by 1991. Budget amendments or department cuts may be needed as reserve funds and current allocations cover only part of the higher pay.

Lee College Congress Alreay Richard Inman Financial Services Inman Fairfax Hazelrigg Wendi McCormick Lantern Ad Lantern Cummings-Hastie

Sperm bank ad sparks debate at Baytown college newspaper

The Lantern faces backlash over a Fairfax Cryobank ad soliciting semen donations aimed at college-age men. LC president V. Blevins and Lantern adviser S. Cummings-Hastie defend free press and ad policy, while community member Mary Brown calls it in poor taste. Fairfax says ads target college audiences with donors from local universities. 31 donors approved so far, none from Lee College.

Fairfax Cryobank Baytown Vivian Blevins Lee College Blevins Susan Cummings-Hastie Lantern Cummings-Hastie Cummings Hastie College Mary Brown Baytown Sun Leon Brown Fred Hartman Brown Lee College Foundation The Foundation Jeff Haddon Lanter Cummings- Hastie Haddon the Lantern Fairfax Brent Hazelrigg Hazelrigg Houston University of Houston Rice University Houston Community College University of Houston Clear Lake Baylor Medical School

College embraces teleconferences with satellite dish

Lee College buys a $3700 parabolic satellite dish to receive teleconferences from anywhere in the country. The one way video system allows live interactive feedback via telephone and will serve students, staff, and local businesses while surveys guide further use and partnerships.

Wendi McCormick Lee College Dennis Dressler Dressler Johnette Hodgin

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