Lee College to search anew for president replacement
Regents begin the process to pick a new Lee College president replacing Dr Blevins. The advisory committee and presidential profile were central in 1986, with costs over 30000 dollars and a five month search. This year may see broader representation including prison program faculty. Coffey, elected in 1984, chairs the board and is a UH Law Center student and state senate aide.
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Blevins
Lamar University
John Tucker
Coffey
LC Board of Regents
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Gene Green
Kokes for Kansas Fundraiser Aims to Support Lee College Team
Readers urged to back the Lee College basketball squad for the Kansas Tournament by donating two soft drinks or more through November 4. Contributions can be dropped with Dr Vivian Blevins Memorial Basketball Fund in the staff secretary office. A pledge of ten drinks and a $5 kickoff is offered with a push for pins or signs.
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Vivian Blevins
Blevins
Lee College
Residents urged to send letters to The Other Side editors
Readers are invited to submit letters to The Other Side printed by Lantern Social Science Boor 14. Letters must include a number or reference to faculty or department. The notice mentions intern staff and the Board of R.
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Nuclear-strength athletics and the game’s hidden risks
A personal reflection on football coaching and violence in sport. The writer recalls a Little Rock coach who valued "perfectly legal" yet brutal tackles and links this to a broader culture that prizes harm over safety. The piece frames athletics as fostering aggressive behaviors and questions if success in sports shapes youth conduct.
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Mike Tyson
St. John’s University
U.S.A
Texas
Little Rock
Ark
Baseball Brings Mental Edge Over Violent Play Says Joe Bob
Joe Bob Briggs extols high school baseball over football, arguing the sport rewards strategy and self control while avoiding harm. He recalls playing catcher and devising sly, personal taunts inspired by Yogi Berra to distract batters, noting an umpire’s warning ended his amusing but brief stint.
AIDS Testing Bill Prompts Congressional Debate
Kimberly Bergalis and Barbara Webb urged Congress to require AIDS testing for all health care workers and patients. Rep. William Dannemeyer sponsors a bill to bar infected workers from invasive procedures unless written patient notice is given and to test all patients without consent. Activists and medical groups oppose mandatory testing, arguing stronger infection controls suffice and rights/privacy must be protected.
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Kimberly Bergalis
Barbara Webb
David Acer
Congress
William Dannemeyer
California
Health care worker testing urged by Lantern poll respondent
Susan Gonzalez aGe, 20, says mandatory testing for health care workers and patients is needed. She believes workers should be tested to protect patients, and Congress should act without automatically suspending licenses.
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