Time to charge for computer use at LC debated
LC faculty and students debate a proposed $10 computer use fee amid tuition hikes. Advocates cite maintenance costs around $213,000 for 1991-92 and call for a flat per student charge, while opponents warn against deterring enrollment and demand clear, restricted use of fee funds.
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Student Congress
Mercedes Renteria
State Comptroller’s Office
Texas
Computer Fairy
Jim Dobbins
LC Computer Center
Steve Evans
Lantern Staff Advertising Representatives Named
Michele Box and Rachel Brim join Lantern Staff advertising team alongside Susan Cummings, expanding client outreach and campaign support.
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Wayne Baptiste
Michele Box
Rachel Brim
Robert Bruner
Kristen Davis
Martin Duran
Bobby Horn
David Minor
Heather Perkins
Scott Phillips
Michele Box, Rachel Brim
Thomas hearings wrap up with mixed signals on integrity
The Thomas Hill hearings expose deep divisions as Clarence Thomas becomes a Supreme Court justice amid lingering questions about credibility. Hill’s testimony is powerful, while Thomas denies every charge, leaving Americans uneasy about future rulings on sexual harassment and civil rights.
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U.S
Clarence Thomas
Anita Hill
Senate Committee
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thomas
Teddy
Long Dong Chappaquiddick
Hill
Lion’s den
Ameri
Cans
Supreme Court
Ecological awareness grows in public conscience and action
Public awareness of ecology expands as recycling gains footholds in daily life. Americans embrace less waste and firms shift to eco friendly packaging. Gulf coast cleanup draws 12 716 Texas volunteers cleaning 169 4 miles and 199 5 tons of trash with participants from 32 states and 12 countries.
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U.S
Earth
Congress
Texas
Burger King
Gulf-wide Beach
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Jacqueline Whitaker
Tim Sherron
David Minor, Linda Summers
Susan Cummings
The
Lantern
the Lantern
Journalism Students of
Lee College
S. Whiting
Baytown
Texas Community College Press Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Board of Regents
Laurie Adcox