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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1991

Page

6

Phi Theta Kappa Plans Fall Initiation Ceremony at Lee College

Phi Theta Kappa schedules fall initiation for Oct 22 at 3 p.m. in Moler Hall reception room with an Oct 16 member orientation at 3 p.m. Eligible members include those with over twelve credits and 3.5 GPA not contacted by Ted Olsen. A $35 dues is required. The event honors the 1948 Zeta Nu chapter and 1948 Lee College PTK members.

Phi Theta Kappa Moler Hall Ted Olsen Olsen Phi Theta Kappa Mem Bers. Olsen Zeta Nu PTK Lee College Benny Moskowitz Anne Jones Ralph Wooster Robert Dunn Edwin Beauchamp Betti Raykerr Donna Kellogg Corene Stephen Walter Rundell Doris Heard Ramona Holcomb Alice Sparks Eutha Carpenter A.D. Watkinson Mary Salter Charles Cummings Truilt Lively Marsin Sci Galveston San Jacinto Central College Moser Hall

Lee College to Join Texas Junior College Choral Festival

Eight students from Lee College will travel to Midland October 16 to 18 for the annual Texas Junior College Choral Festival. A festival choir of about 200 is expected, directed by Dr. Joe Flummerfelt of Westminster Choir College, who previously led LC at Carnegie Hall.

Lee College Midland Texas Junior College Texas Lynn Lamkin Lamkin Deborah Mahrt Jodie Crane Julie Kittrell Scou Burns Kyle Hopper Tony King Trey Cook Brian Harris Joe Flummerfelt Westminster Choir College LC Choir Flummerfelt Carnegie Hall

Counselor outlines causes and cures for test anxiety

Lee College counselor Rosemary Coffman explains common symptoms such as nausea and blanking, notes cramming heightens anxiety, and offers strategies. Start preparing from day one, relax briefly before testing, and use marginal notes and careful question ordering.

Coffman

Beating exam low mood with preparation and calm strategies

Start days early to review material and build recall. Put tests in perspective as a single day measure. Ask instructors about format and content to reduce anxiety. Stay physically active and maintain a positive inner voice. Watch breathing, release tension, and avoid forcing answers. Information from Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board pamphlet.

Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Dan Walther

National College Poetry Contest Open To All Colleges

International Publications sponsors a national poetry contest for college and university students with top five poems winning cash prizes. Entry fee starts at 3 dollars for the first poem and 1 dollar for each additional piece. postmark by October 31.

International Publications P.O. Box Los Angeles

Texas Renaissance Festival Opens Near Plantersville

The 17th annual Texas Renaissance Festival spans 50 acres near Plantersville, 45 miles north of Houston. It features 16th century English village scenes, daily shows, chariot races, jousts, games, and a working mint model with one ounce silver coins. Attendance last year reached 250 000, with this year expected to rise. proceeds support United Cerebral Palsy. Hours Saturdays and Sundays in October through November 17, 9 am to 6 pm. gate tickets at 12.95 for adults, 5.95 for children 6 to 12. under 6 free. Parking and a souvenir program included. Information line available.

Texas England Old England Cindy Wexler Wexler United Cerebral Palsy Foundation Circle K Houston Plantersville

Bay foundation adds 30000 acres to Brazoria refuge

The Galveston Bay Foundation held a Sept 30 meeting to review the 30000 acre wetlands addition at Hoskins Mound Christmas Bay to the Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge. Ron Bisbee says the land was bought from Texaco for 10.5 million funded by Federal Duck Stamp sales. The refuge, staffed by 16 with 12 volunteers, seeks volunteers with bird experience and offers group tours via the management office.

Galveston Bay Foundation Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge Dom Ciccone Ron Bisbee Hoskins Mound Christmas Bay Texaco U.S

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