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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1981
Page
8
The Lantern reports on proposed college sponsored field trip rules requiring attendance at all itinerary events, campus conduct parity, advance itinerary approval, group travel, and reporting of major changes by phone. A subcommittee offered procedures, including mileage guidance of about 450 miles, with final approvals pending.
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra presented its 14th Altissimo Season on October 20 in Rundell Hall Auditorium. The 60 member group includes Lee College students Deborah Harper Pat West Donna Heckler Michael Jones Raymond Lee and instructors Albert Peoples Beatrice Stanley Diana Corder Andrea Bostow John O Neill Jeanne Bryant and Joe Chase. The ensemble plans a December 6 Christmas performance at 2 30 p.m. and spring shows on March 27 at 8 p.m. and May 2 in Rundell Hall.
The Lee College men and women’s swimming and diving teams seek students with competitive swimming or diving experience to train and compete. Contact Coach Peggy Machel in the pool or call extension 337. Athletic scholarships will be available for the spring 1982 semester.
The LC spikers defeated Bee County College 3-15 15-3 but fell to San Jacinto Alvin and St Phillips College in a Laredo State University women’s volleyball tournament. St Phillips is ranked third in the nation per United Press International. Carol Buffalo said the team overestimated weaker opponents.
The Continuing Education program at Lee College announces a wide slate of fall noncredit, short term courses for adults balancing work and family. Offered classes include Candy Creations Defensive Driving Driver Education Exercise for Women Gourmet Cooking Needlepoint Quilting Open Swimming Swimming, with various meeting times, locations, and fees. Register by calling 427-5611 extension 211. instructors may collect a small supply fee.
A campus tip line invites readers to drop grievances and suggestions at Lantern a suggestion box outside Rundell Hall. Contact details are provided for direct input to the student newspaper.
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