Colleges eliminate recognition of greeks
Colby College last year withdrew recognition for all greek organizations and opened the campus without greeks this fall. Amherst followed, while many schools tightened scrutiny, with Florida Duke Lehigh and Dartmouth investigating and charging chapters. National leaders express concern but aim to raise standards, as some campuses ban or reform fraternities amid debates over misconduct and safety.
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Waterville
CPS
Colby College
Earl Smith
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Colby
Florida
Duke
Lehigh
Dartmouth
Mark Mullinix
Alpha Tau Omega
Mullinix
Ambherst
ATO
Pi Kappa Phi
Iion
Colgate
Brown
Stanford
Robert Marchesani Jr
National
Interfraternity Conference
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
University of New Hampshire
Andrew Merton
Ms. Magazine
Merton
Marchesani
Amherst
Loyola-New Orleans
Pi Kappa Theta
PKT
Pi Beta Kappa
Vincent Knipfing
Knipfing
New Opal play chosen for Lee College drama season
Lee College selects John Patrick comedy Everyone Loves Opal for its fall 8 p.m. November run in the Laboratory Theater with Opal Kronkie played by Vivian Barrow. The cast includes Monica McKinney, Ray Williams, Jade Borne, Ron Knapp, Anthony Wilks and Vicki Harville, with Thurman Rowlett soliciting crew volunteers by ext. 483. Reservations are 425-6486, hours 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. LC students with IDs are admitted free.
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Lee College Drama Department
Thurman Rowlett
John Patrick
Laboratory
Fine Arts
Rowlett
Opal Kronkie
Vivian Barrow
Opal
Gloria
Bradford
Solomon
Monica McKinney
Ray Williams
Jade Borne
Ron Knapp
Anthony Wilks
Vicki Harville
Drama Department
BSO Opens Lieto Season With First Concert
Baytown Symphony Orchestra launches its 18th season on Oct. 20 at Interfirst Bank with a wine and cheese social at 2 p.m. and concert at 2:30. The Lieto program features Tschaikovsky Romeo and Juliet Overture Mozart Flute Concerto No. 2 Bizet Symphony in C Major. Albert Tipton, Rice University artist in residence, soloist.
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Bradshaw
Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Interfirst Bank
BSO
Tschaikovsky
Mozart
Bizet
Albert Tipton
Tipton
College officials urged to boost civic education and service
Newman urges a national civic resurgence in higher education calling for work study funds redirected to public service, a GI bill style civilian service program, and more contingent aid for community work. He notes student apathy and proposes a 100-university push to raise campus involvement and reform funding and access.
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Newman
ROTC
Carnegie Institute For the Advancement of Teaching
Carnegie Foundation
Ernest Boyer
University of Rhode Island
Lee College receives $50,000 recording equipment gift
Baytonian Tom Drummond donated recording equipment and instruments after closing Royal Recording Studio this summer. The $50,000 gift will be housed in the music department and used by students and the community, with setup by LC staff, maintenance crew, electronics majors, and a hired sound engineer.
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Ginger
Lee College
Tom Drummond
Royal Recording Studio
Dave Corder
Jerry Alston
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Maryville College
St. Louis
Lieto
Rice University
Fred Rincon
Moser Hall
John Thomas
Alston
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