LC Campus Activities Bring Talks, Surveys and Library Access
Non-Traditional students sponsor a brown bag lunch on October 20 with speaker Josie Orosco discussing Self-esteem. A crime and punishment survey aims to reach 300 to 500 LC students, with results in December. A symposium on Southern Politics in Transition runs October 23 in Tucker Hall. Table Tennis results from September 28 list winners Rene Ronquillo, David Hudgins, and Jay Voytek among eight players. The library opens electronic access to support paper writing as the fall semester begins, with Roach welcoming new students and hours posted: weekdays 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and weekend hours as noted.
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TV Building 1
Josie Orosco
Terri Thomas
Phi Theta Kappa
LC Student Congress
Tucker Hall
Rene Ronquillo
David Hudgins
Jay Voytek
Kenneth Roach
Learning Resource Center
Roach
Books on censorship exhibit highlights banned works across history
The display showcases titles such as Orwell 1984 and Bradbury Fahrenheit 451 banned in the U S and abroad. It notes a Minnesota Elk River prohibition on In the Nite Kitchen for alleged pornographic risk, with many bans dating back to 1852 and continuing into 1992. The exhibit is aided by the National Organization of College Bookstores and runs alongside heritage and awareness events through the year.
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George Orwell
Jackson County
Fla
Ray Bradbury
California
Machala
Elk River
Minnesota
National Organization of College
Parking Problems Dampen Lee College Students This Fall
Lee College students endure worsening campus parking as enrollment climbs. Nightly violations rise with tickets issued by campus security. some faculty also violate rules. Cars are towed after three unauthorized spaces violations, with permits revoked.
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Lee Collge
Gulf Street
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Health Expo at Astroarena October 23
The Texas Nurses In Business Association presents a Health Care Expo at the Astroarena featuring 375 booth spaces. Attendees can join hourly medical classes, CPR courses by the American Red Cross, and health screenings including mammograms for 55 dollars. Pre registration required with fees for adults and children.
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Texas Nurses In Business Association
Astroarena
American Red Cross
Texas Mobile Health
TNBA
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