Assembly Cloud meeting yields mixed signals on funds
At a recent session between LC president Dr. Robert Cloud and faculty, questions focused on Texas Department of Corrections assignments and English Dept computer needs. McCormick called it productive. Adams criticized funding bias while noting English computer plans and a department ALPS probe.
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Robert Cloud
Texas Department of Corrections
Cloud
Roy McCormick
McCormick
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Dale T. Adams
Adams
Veterans Welfare Grants Rise On Oct First At Lee College
Leslie Adcox reports that federal veteran assistance will increase starting October 1. Dee Wheatley, a Lee College counselor, notes about 120 veterans attend Lee College, contributing around $180,000 yearly to the local economy. He says returning veterans often face workforce hurdles and seek education to support families.
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Dee Wheatley
Lee College
Wheatley
Mately
the Lantern
Lee College blood drive raises funds for scholarships
LC students and faculty donated 242 pints of blood for a Student Activities drive. The Lee College Foundation plans a Dec 1 fund raising dinner at Royal Inn Offshore Restaurant, honoring Robert Lanier with Fred Hartman as toast master to raise $10,000 for two additional scholarships. Call 425-6308 or mail reservations.
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Lee College Foundation
Royal Inn
Robert Lanier
Texas Department of Highways and Transportation
Houston
Fred Hartman
The
Baytown Sun
Foundation
Busch
Randy Busch
World's fastest hypnotist thrills LC campus crowd
SCOTTY WILLEY reports John Ivan Palmer the worlds fastest hypnotist wowed LC students on stage. Palmer spoke of mnemonics memory and his plan to write more fiction while noting hypnotism requires cooperation. He travels 100000 miles yearly performing at colleges and clubs and has appeared with Moe Bandy Conway Twitty and the Statler Brothers.
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Scotty Willey
John Ivan Palmer
Palmer
Benny Moskowitz
Minnesota
U.S
Canada
Moe Bandy
Conway Twitty
the Statler Brothers
Donahue
University of California
Riot Engulfs ISU as Hundreds Protest New Drinking Rules
In New federal regulations sparking student unrest, up to 1000 Illinois State University students joined a seven hour riot in Normal. They marched from campus to city hall, pelted stores, staged a theater sit in, and clashed with police who used tear gas. Officials report no serious injuries. City and state authorities enforce new party permit laws amid scattered spontaneous celebrations across neighborhoods.
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Normal
CPS
Illinois State University
ISU
Lloyd Wallace
New City
Steve Mahrt
Campuses tighten drinking rules spark student protests
Campus crackdown spreads as authorities enforce higher drinking age and new laws. At University of Texas at El Paso Phi Kappa Tau President Dan Sosa faces disorderly conduct charges after a noisy party as the fraternity appeals a prior conviction and contemplates relocation. Southwest Missouri State boosts patrols under a new permit and arrest regime. Wisconsin, North Carolina State, Indiana, St Bonaventure, and Florida report milder protests amid widespread rules changes and higher age limits. Normal City Hall cites 300 violators in August and September, 17 in May and June, tied to public alcohol ordinances rather than the mass gathering rule.
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Phi Kappa Tau
Dan Sosa
Fraternity
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Wisconsin
Carolina State
Indiana
St. Bonaventure
Florida
ISU
Normal
Mahrt
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