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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1991

Page

6

LC campus safety push after inmate assault incident

Dean Dennis Topper urges heightened campus safety with new Security Services bulletin and on site training for students faculty and staff. Baytown Police Chief Wayne Henscey Valinda Bolton and probation officer Mike Williams advised on danger recognition and risk reduction while LC adds more lighting and locking doors security escorts and a potential fence plan to bolster safety. President Vivian Blevins directs on campus inmate communications through the Dean of Extension Studies to limit names and monitor risks.

Dennis Topper Topper Baytown Wayne Henscey Bay Area Women’s Center Valinda Bolton Mike Williams United States Lee College Vivian Blevins Texas Department of Criminal Justice Dean of Extension Studies Blevins

Kidnap survivor prepares for trial of assailant at Lee College

A Lee College secretary who survived a July kidnapping on campus braces for the trial of Arthur Lee Dunbar in Harris County 351st District Court. Dunbar faces aggravated kidnapping charges and a $100000 bond, with trial set for Sept 24. She describes ongoing recovery and thanks the college community for support.

Lee College 351St Arthur Lee Dunbar Harris County Dunbar Texas Department of Criminal Justice Centerville Leon County Sheriff Department Leon County Grand Jury

Proposal would ease access to campus crime reports

Congress may amend FERPA to allow public release of campus crime reports. Education Secretary Lamar Alexander says current rules hinder reporting of campus safety, as several universities paused distributing names of arrested students. Proponents urge action before the academic year, while agencies and colleges weigh legal options and waivers.

Congress U.S. Department of Education Education Department Education Lamar Alexander U.S Tim Wirth Dcolo Senate Mark Goodman Student Press Law Center Washington, D.C Goodman Lyn Schrotberger Collegian Colorado State University Schrotberger Traci Bauer Southwest Missouri State University Russell Clark Educa*tion Department Colorado Don Hopkins CSU University Police Arizona State University Nancy Tribbensee Arizona

Counseling Center offers broad student services and new Sigi Plus system

The Counseling Center provides academic career and personal counseling and will debut the Sigi Plus software funded by the Carl Perkins Grant. It offers placement testing makeup testing tutoring and orientation with four counselors led by Dressler. Students may visit anytime with an open door policy.

Dennis Dressler Counseling Center Carl Perkins Dressler

Webb Society Encourages Local History Studies at Lee College

Lee College's Walter Prescott Webb Historical Society promotes community history research and writing. The group meets Fridays at noon in room 218 of the Social Science Building and plans fall events, field trips to Houston and Galveston, a Corpus Christi convention, a World War II film series, and active participation in Touchstone and state historical contests.

Lee College Walter Prescott Webb Historical Society Webb Society Social Science John Britt Britt Corpus Christi Houston Galveston State Historical Society Touchstone Muriel Tyssen University of Texas Texas State Historical Association Kristin Corder Austin

Paradox of Freedom theme guides Lee College PTK projects

Phi Theta Kappa adopts Paradox of Freedom as this year theme highlighting freedom's complexity. Lee College PTK to run a book drive through Oct 30 drop spots in Moser Hall PTK office and host a Halloween book give away at San Jacinto Mall.

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society National Honor Institute America Lee College PTK Moser Hall San Jacinto Mall Sterling Municipal Library Phi Theta Kappa Student Service Center Ted Olsen St. Paul Minn Bay Area Women’s Center

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