Lee College student pursues Deaf Olympics in West Germany
Donya Dyson, 21, in the Lee College Hearing Impaired program, aims for the 1981 Deaf Olympics in West Germany. A hurdler since 15, she ranks fifth globally and trains two hours each morning while seeking $4,000 for travel and expenses. If not this year, she vows to try again.
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Donya Dyson
Lee College
West Germany
Donya
Presidential Spoof On A Night Call Between Leaders
A late night spoof of a telephone call between President Carter and Leonid Brezhnev imagines wry exchanges about crises, surrender games, and surreal tradeoffs. The dialogue satirizes nuclear brinkmanship and Cold War tensions with humor and geopolitical absurdity.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
President Carter
Shimka Shostakovitch
Campus Capsules Summarizes Drop Deadlines and Local News
Last day to drop a course is Monday November 24 at the Counseling Center in Moser Hall. Lee College basketball player Dominick Snowden out with injury uncertain return. Lantern to rotate editors after Kathy Woodall resigns October 24. Nursing pre entrance exam December 3 in the cafeteria. Thanksgiving break November 27–28 no classes. Verla Cook named Riverside Texas mayor. first woman in the role in Riverside and Walker County. Rothko Chapel hours corrected to 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Dec 3 counseling meeting for returning students in Bonner Hall with room to be announced.
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Moser Hall
Dominick Snowden
Lee College
Verla Cook
Texas Department of Corrections Personnel Department
John W. Cook
Riverside
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Cook
Walker County
Bonner Hall
Gertrude Teter
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