Lee College Fall Concert by Choirs at Rundell Auditorium
The Lee College Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers directed by Lyon Lamkin perform a fall concert this Sunday in Rundell Auditorium at 2 30 PM. The LC Choir presents works by Hanson Mendelssohn McCray Copeland Persichetti Casale Zaumeyer while the Madrigal Singers perform 17th century and two contemporary arrangements. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Mike Robinson
Jeff Moore
June Kittrel
Lee Collage
Madrigal Singers
Lyon Lamkin
Rundell Auditorium
LC Choir
Howard Hanson
Felix Mendelssohn
James McCray
Aaron Copeland
Vincent Persichetti
Pablo Casale
John
Zaumeyer
Action on computer use fee tabled until March
LC students may face a $10 computer use fee starting fall 1992 to cover lab operating costs. Dean Steve Evans said the Board of Regents will review the administration proposal in March for next fall. Options include revising fees or raising the building, registration, or transcript fees to cover computer costs.
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Steve Evans
Board of Regents
Evans
Puters
Allied Health
Student Congress Opposes Fall Computer Use Fee
Student Congress opposes a new computer use fee for next fall, citing a 20 percent rise in tuition and fees. President Mercedes Renteria stated the opposition, and a protest letter was sent to Dr. Vivian Blevins and college leaders. Regents postponed action on the fee until March, with concerns it could limit educational access.
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Student Congress
Sesident
Mercedes Renteria
Vivian Blevins
Board of Regents
Regents hike taxes to cover Lee College deficit
Lee College Board of Regents voted 4.6 percent tax increase at the October 14 meeting to raise property taxes from 17.168 to 17.96 cents per $100 valuation, funding a $392,000 shortfall and the 1991 92 budget of 19,485,593. Dr Blevins urged caution on tax abatement amid industry impact and community input. The board also named Donnetta Heintschmidt Suchon as Academic Dean starting January 1992 and dedicated several campus buildings: Haddle Music Building, Benny Moskowitz Natatorium, McNulty Haddick Complex, Melva Johnson Theatre, and Erma Wood Carlson Learning Resource Center with wings honoring Vivian Bowling Blevins and Margie Hartrick.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Lee College
Blevins
Baytown
Donnetta Heintschmidt Suchon
Suchon
Haddle Music
Benny Moskowitz
W. Texas
McNulty-Haddick
McNulty
Haddick
Melva Johnson
Erma Wood Carlson
Vivian Bowling Blevins
Margie Hartrick
Lee College hosts Welch style eisteddfod by English faculty
LC English instructors lead an informal eisteddfod style gathering in Tucker Hall on Wednesday November 6. Noah Smith says a list of presenters and works will develop in late October with readings of original and favorite poems. Vern Lehmberg notes the event aims to become an annual campus tradition and invites all faculty staff and administration to join.
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LC English
Tucker Hall
Noah Smith
Smith
Vern Lehmberg
Welch
Wales
Lee College
Photo IDs could debut this summer at campus Security
Dean Dennis Topper says photo identification cards are likely to be implemented this summer to boost security and help distinguish students from outsiders. Cards would feature a bar code for library use and checkout of materials for four long terms and four summer terms.
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Dennis Topper
Security Services Information and Advisory Committee
Topper
Board of Regents
SSI Photo ID
Marvel Photo
Lee College Haunted House set for two nights in gym
The 2nd Annual Lee College Haunted House opens Oct 25 from 8 p.m. to midnight and Oct 26 from 6 to 11 p.m. in the LC gym. Over 20 local businesses funded equipment while LC students provide labor. Proceeds, likely 800 to 1000 dollars, go to a local charity or scholarship. A free midnight showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show follows with security by Baytown police.
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Lee College
Haunted House
Barbara Castellanos
Castellanos
Baytown Jaycees
Student Congress
Awareness Club
Rotoract Club
Susan Butaud
Butaud
Bay Area Women’s Center
Haunted House Student Congress
Lyceum Committee
Press Club
Tim Curry
Susan Sarandon
Moser Hall
Psi Beta
Baytown
Spring 1992 class registration and schedules announced
Class schedules for the 1992 spring semester are expected the week of November 5. Phone registration for retiring students starts November 25 and continues to January 2. Unpaid courses registered by phone will be purged January 6. Early registration begins December 24, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Regular registration runs January 8-9, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and January 11, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For details contact the Gertrude Teter Counseling Center or call extension 384.
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Faculity
Gertrude Teter Counseling Center
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