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The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1985

Page

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Blood drive set for Nov 19 to 21 in Moser Hall

Student Activities will sponsor its annual blood drive from 9 to 2 and 5 to 8 on November 19 20 and 9 to 2 on November 21 in Moser Hall Benny Moskowitz says hopes run high after 240 units donated last year Donors qualify for Houston Blood Center plan benefiting donors and named beneficiaries An extra holiday day may be added if Lee College students donate enough and only actual donors count toward the goal

Moser Hall Benny Moskowitz Houston Blood Center Lee College

Lee College Approves Tax Hike to Support 1985 Budget

Lee College Board of Regents voted 6 to 2 to raise the tax rate to 12.5 cents per $100 valuation and approve a $159 million budget for 1985 86. The move includes a 10 percent faculty pay raise and aims to stay competitive as state funding drops from 61.3 to 48.7 percent, with projected annual losses of about $923,000 over two years.

Laurie Barnett Lee College Board of Regents John Adams William Buttrick Don Coffey Gwen Altwen Claudia Smith Alden Weaver Mike Bargainer Reggie Brewer Leonard Stasney Lee College Robert C. Cloud

Committees Study LC Book Policy With Faculty and Dean Panels

Two committees led by faculty members and Dean Bettie Bennett were formed to study problems in bookstore policy. William Farley chairs an ad hoc Faculty Assembly panel, joined by Dale Adams and Bill Grimsley. Bennett plans to address textbook policy and bookstore operations, with Farley offering to share information.

Bettie Bennett William Farley Dale Adams Bennett Farley

New dormitory for hearing impaired students opens inBay Area

Gary Utley executive director of Bay Area Deaf Services and his wife Billie Marie an interpreter at Lee College have funded and opened a larger dorm for hearing impaired students. The new facility houses about 21 residents with separate male and female sections. Utley notes the program aims to teach life and job skills while fostering responsibility through chores and curfews. Parents vary in support but those who back the project see benefits in discipline and independence for their deaf children.

Gary Utley Bay Area Deaf Services Billie Marie Lee College Utleys Utley

First in history Lee College to present Service Award

Lee College will award its first Service Appreciation Award for secretarial clerical staff. The 1:30 p.m. ceremony on November 7 in Rundell Hall Auditorium honors a full time employee with at least one year at the college. A plaque, corsage, reception, and luncheon follow.

Laurie Barnett Lee College Rundell Hall Robert C. Cloud Moser Hall

Jazz Ensemble Plans Two November On Campus Shows

The Jazz Ensemble schedules two on campus concerts in November. The first runs 11 15 a m to 12 15 p m during the blood drive Nov 20 at Moser Hall. The second titled The LC Chamber Jazz Ensemble and Singers in Review begins at 7 30 p m Nov 21 at Moler Hall with Moler transformed into a nightclub seating audience at tables and refreshments served. Volunteers are asked to contact Dave Corder at ext 350. The repertoire features If with Darla Brown Freight Train with Kevin Hardin New York State of Mind with George Zamora Asia Minor by Carl Strommen Hot Shot Beatitude The Essence of Beauty by Bob Lowden Slow Blues in F Fast Blues in B flat and more diverse types of jazz country western contemporary pop dixieland hard and light rock. Each sentence ends in a period.

Dave Corder Darla Brown Kevin Hardin New York State of Mind George Zamora Carl Strommen Corder

Junk and Jazz Festival at Bicentennial Park Nov 2

Baytown hosts Junk and Jazz Festival from 10 a.m. to dusk at Bicentennial Park on November 2 to raise funds for the Senior Citizens Olympics. Live music 1 to 6 p.m. Goose Creek Gumbo Cook-Off offers Seafood Gumbo and Anything Goes divisions with judging at 1 p.m. Teams supply their own gear. entry deadline October 30.

Baytown Bicentennial Park Parks and Recreation Department Lee College Continuing Education Division Goose Creek

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Moskowitz Jack White Student Activities Committee John Thomas Bill Grimsley LC Chamber Jazz Ensemble Moler Hall Jamey Aebersold Bob Lowden By Rhonda Bozeman Jo Ann Rincon Susan Brewer
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