Lift rules under scrutiny after student assistant falls
Patrick G Sears reports Lee College reexamines its newly installed lifts for handicapped access after a student assistant drops a 20 inch television on Rundell Hall stairs. The device, installed by Lift Aides of Houston in 1989, faces questions of ownership, access, and weight limits as college staff review liability and usage.
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Lee College
David Carnahan
Media Center
Carnahan
Chuck Smith
Zenith
Rundell Hall
Smith
Tory
Morgan
Cruthrids
Houston
Crathirds
Social Science
Support services for non traditional Lee College students
Two part time counselors have been hired at Lee College to assist non traditional students also called returning students. Janet Johnson and Jeannie Carroll will offer academic and personal help and will guide students through registration and campus resources. Ramon Vela notes the Non traditional Students Organization aims to ease transitions for older students aged 29 and up and to address anxieties about belonging and competing with younger peers. NTSC office in Moler Hall offers peer support and information on campus services.
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Lee College
Ior
Janet Johnson
Jeannie
Kathee Messier
Vela
NTSC
Moler Hall
Lee College Fashion Students Tour Dallas
The Lantern Staff group from Lee College Fashion Management Training Program in San Jacinto Mall visited Dallas Sunday through Wednesday. Elaine McCain noted the opportunity to see new venues. They toured the Regency and Esprit facilities, lunched at the World Trade Center, and toured the Apparel Mart, the World Trade Center, and the Center.
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Lee College
San Jacinto Mall
Dallas
Elaine McCain
Regency
J Company
Hard Rock
McCain
Esprit
Bree Simmons
Apparel Mart
World Trade Center
LC College Cosmetology Offers Student Styled Services
Cosmetology students at LC College provide haircuts styling and beauty services at reduced prices from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. Senior students with 150 hours perform services under instructor supervision for Baytown area residents, with many clients returning for years.
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Ee College
Jacque Chechourka
Chechourka
Texas State Cosmetology Commission
LaVonne Daniel
Daniel
LC Cosmetology Department
Elodie Edwards
Baytown
Chechoura
LC Cosmetology
Greater Houston
Austin
Hawaii
Campus events and activities highlighted for LVN program deans and student groups
Peggy Bohannon and Renee Maher will attend the state convention in Dallas November 2 3 for LVN program deans and directors. TNSA sponsors a Bingo Prize Night November 4 at Highlands Community Center with a quilt and fishing reel raffle. Tickets available by calling 425 6541. Region 5 TJCSA conference November 4 on Houston Community College campus from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. L A Law club meets November 8 and 15 in Bonner Hall 225 call ext 473. PTK meeting November 9 in Moser Hall reception room call 426 6430. Country and western concert November 9 Rundell Hall 7 30 p.m. Jazz Ensemble trip November 10 11 in Galveston call 425 6350. Blood drive November 14 16 Moler Hall lawn.
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Lee College
Rundell Hall
Lloyd Pfautsch
Dan Tucker
Daniel Emmet
Joseph Haydn
LVN
Peggy Bohannon
Renee Maher
Dallas
TNSA
Texas Nursing Students Association
the Highlands Community Center
L.A. Law
L.A. Law Club
Bonner Hall
PTK
Jail and bail fund raiser planned for Nov 9
Baytown ADA chapter organizes an Arrest fundraiser on November 9 at Lee College campus to aid diabetes research and education. Event chair Kelle Davis leads the effort with LC students and the community urged to participate. Fiesta Fantastica raised over $12,000 in June at San Jacinto Mall, aiding local initiatives. Randall Strong can be contacted at 420-8281 for more information.
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American Diabetes Association
Baytown
Lee College
Kelle Davis
Ernestine Bright
Fritz Lanham
Marceine
McCain
Sanders
Ada’s
Randell Strong
M A S H blood drive aims to beat last year’s goal
Student Congress will have MASH crews on campus November 14 to 16 to collect 400 pints of blood, 75 more than last year’s 325. The drive, run with Houston Metropolitan Blood Center and Lee College clubs, uses an extra day before Thanksgiving to reach the target. Army tents near Moser Hall and staff in MASH costumes will welcome donors, who may bring nonstudents.
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Houston Metropolitan Blood Center
Lee College Clubs
National Guard
Moser Hall
Lee College
Billy Grimsley
Barbara Castellanos
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Texas Attorney General
Texas Junior College Student Association
Houston Community College
Phi Theta Kappa
Trip
Galveston
SKI Steamboa
Steamboat Springs
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