Fall Fiesta kicks off Wednesday at Lee College
Student Congress hosts Fall Fiesta on the Moser Hall patio from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Wednesday to showcase clubs and fundraisers including Rotaract selling $1 hamburgers for the Charles Scott scholarship and a volleyball game behind Moser Hall. Contacts Fiesta chairman Clemencia Vigil at ext 570 for details.
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Haunted house to open for public at SC gym
Student Congress announced SC will sponsor a haunted house in the SC gym on October 23 and 24 with a $1 charity donation. Volunteers are needed for setup and operations and items like strobe lights plywood and black plastic are requested. Contact Raymond Blanchard ext 813 for details.
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Lee College Reopens Recording Studio With New Classes
Donations and university funds have restored the Lee College recording studio closed two years ago. In spring 1993 advanced audio recording and basic techniques courses will resume with 14 students. Instructor Kevin Hardin leads the hands on program, using a Fostex 16 track setup and equipment donated by Royal Recording Studio.
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Annual campus blood drive set for November 17–19
Lee College students will be invited to donate as the campus hosts a three day blood drive November 17 to 19. The goal is 300 units with times and the Moser Hall reception room listed, and participants may earn a Thanksgiving day off if the target is met.
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Security survey on campus security for Lee College students
Lee College students are asked to share input on campus security in a survey published with Student Congress on page 3. Dean Dennis Topper urged Student Congress to gather suggestions, including views on lighting, security adequacy, and accessibility. Questionnaires may be dropped in the red box at the Student Service Center in Moser Hall patio. SC meets Fridays at 12 30 p.m. in the Student Service Center.
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New nine week algebra class to begin Oct 6
A new section of Modern College Algebra starts October 6 for students who have placed out of remedial math. Classes run 5 30 to 8 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays, ending December 10. For registration details contact Arts and Sciences Dean Donetta Suchon at extension 444.
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Man with a plan Curtis Rene runs for Lee College Student Congress
Curtis Rene, 22, of Highlands, a 1988 Ross S. Sterling graduate, returns from a four year Army tour in Germany to lead Lee College as Student Congress president. A business major, he aims to boost community involvement with projects at schools, beaches, and charities while serving on the President's Council and preparing for international business studies in 1993.
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