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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1978

Page

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LC to Host Christmas Show by Baytown Symphony Orchestra

The Baytown Symphony Orchestra presents a Christmas concert on December 3 at 2 30 p.m. in Rundell Hall Auditorium I featuring Mozart Busoni Gebreli Bach Rimsky Korsakov and James. UH senior John Johnson will be solo on piccolo trumpet as conductor Dave Corder notes the group has about 70 pieces performing this year.

Baytown Symphony Orchestra Rundell Hall Mozart Busoni Gebreli Bach Rimski-Korsakov James John Johnson University of Houston Dave Corder

Counselors Explain Broader Roles of Campus Counseling Center

The counseling center offers more than course advising and can aid students in understanding themselves, their interests, skills, and environments. Counselors provide occupational information, help with career planning, and supply transfer guidance plus a file of current university catalogs for those considering further study.

Kick-It and Operation Kick-It Speak to Bay Town

Kick-It LC hosts Operation Kick-It on December 6 at 11 a.m. in Auditorium I Rundell Hall. Three to five Texas Department of Corrections inmates share personal drug-use consequences, followed by a rap session, slides, and movies. John McCormick says the group will visit Baytown schools December 4 5 and 6.

Rundell Hall Texas Department of Corrections John McCormick Baytown

GED Offers Second Chance For Non Graduates

The GED program lets non high school graduates earn a diploma equivalent through five tests in writing social studies science reading and math. Originating as the Veterans Testing Service in 1942 to aid World War II veterans the program opened to non veterans in 1947 and was renamed in 1963. Eligibility includes ages 17 or 18 with certain withdrawal requirements and a minimum test score. more information is available from Wallace Heaner or the Texas Education Agency.

United States Armed Forces Institute Veterans’ Testing Service Wallace Heaner Texas Education Agency East 11Th St Austin Texas

Hearing Impaired Project Opens Doors at LC

Anita Brooke profiles Lone Star College Baytown program started in 1969 with the Texas Rehabilitation Commission. The project trains hearing impaired students to compete in the job market, offering summer orientation, career guidance, basic education courses, and a personal social adjustment class. The program, led by David E. Pimental, employs interpreters, a counselor, and a full-time instructor, funded independently of the college. Housing challenges are addressed with Baytown housing authorities as dorm plans remain unbuilt.

Texas Rehabilitation Commission Texas Nation Seattle New Orleans St. Paul David E. Pimental The College Baytown Office of Education of the Deaf Hearing Impaired Project

Gym Rear Remodel Plans Revealed By LC President

LC President Robert Di Cloud outlined a remodeling plan for the gym rear to remove corroded exterior and dark glass. The green area will be replaced with corrugated plastic and glareproof plate glass installed to provide a clear view of the pool area with completion expected by the end of the fall semester.

Robert di. Cloud

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