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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1994

Page

1

Student Congress December hold on scholarship funding plan

Student Congress voted unanimously on November 11 to postpone a decision on reallocating student service fees from clubs to academic scholarships. The proposal, introduced by Susan Cummings Sheley and John Britt, seeks to reserve 25 000 to 40 000 annually for scholarships, with two plan options at 30 000 and 40 000. Applied Sciences involvement remains unclear, pending written proposals. Lee College notes student associations have input on fee use.

Student Congress Susan Cummings Sheley John Britt Arts & Sciences Sheley Financial Service Steve Evans Evans Applied Sciences Hodgin Deborah Ervin Ervin Applied Science

LC spring phone-in registration begins November 21

Lee College announces spring semester phone-in registration starts November 21. Students must consult a LC counselor for clearance before registering. A bank of touch-tone phones is available in Moser Hall outside the Admissions and Records Office. On campus callers dial 592. Baytown area 425 6592. long distance 1 800 874 1694. Phone registration gives first choice of courses across main campus and San Jacinto Mall locations. it helps avoid the alphabetical schedule at regular registration.

Lee College Moser Hall LC Admissions and Records Office Baytown San Jacinto Mall Liberty Huffman Crosby Anahuac

New Lee College Players to stage Christmas run of Hank Williams play

New Lee College Players announce Dec 5 through 10 performances of The Night Hank Williams Died at Johnson Theatre 711 Texas Ave directed by Lynette Jones. Cast includes Josh Morrison Catherine Taylor Robert McMillan James Rogers Danny Rios Matl Sakr. production staff named. Morrison McMillan and Taylor nominated for Irene Ryan Scholarships at February regional festival in Arkansas. Tickets are donations to the Theatre Arts Scholarship Fund. reservations 425-6255.

Manis the Lantern James Rogers Robert McMillan Josh Morrison Danny Rios Catherine Taylor Dr. Hero New Lee College Players NLCP Lynette Jones Hank Williams Larry L. King Johnson Theatre McNulty-Haddick Texas Ave Thurmond Stottle Stottle Nashville Gus Gilbert Royce Landon Jr Moon Childers Matl Sakr Vida Power Ars Irene Ryan University of Arkansas The New York Times Mr. King Texas New Yorker Theatre Arts Scholarship Fund

Dickey Reading Postponed Due to Illness at Lee College

Best selling author James Dickey has postponed a Lee College reading from November to February 2 after hospitalization. An informal discussion will run 11:15 a.m. to noon at the Edythe Old Studio, followed by a 7 p.m. reading in Rundell Hall and a reception in Moser Hall Phyllis Davis room. Admission to all events is free. Loyd 425 6434 for details.

Lee College Marianne Loyd Lyceum James Dickey Deliverance Dickey Loyd Edythe Rundell Hall Phyllis Davis Moser Hall Lyceum Committee

Exxon magazine seeks student articles for 75th anniversary

Lee College Walter Prescott Webb Historical Society teams with Humble Exxon to publish a magazine commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Humble refinery. American Studies and Texas history students are encouraged to research and write short articles on topics from workplace women to WWII contributions, with 5 or 6 pieces planned.

Lee College Walter Prescott Webb John Britt Webb Society Exxon Britt James Maroney American Studies Texas History

Student Congress Plans Thanksgiving Adopt A Family Drive

Student Congress invites names of families in need for its Adopt A Family program. Five families will receive Thanksgiving dinners with trimmings, delivered to their homes on Thanksgiving morning. Each dinner has a $50 budget, with meals to be bought from Kroger. Volunteers meet at 8 a.m. at the John Sylvester Gazebo by Moser Hall.

Student Congress John Field Kroger Field Stacy Horacefield John Sylvester Moser Hall

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