Regents Approve 19.5 Million Budget for 1989-90
The Lee College Board of Regents approved a 19.548 million dollar budget for 1989-90, about two million higher than last year. Funding decisions await the 1990 tax rate set for Sept. 28 as increases in benefits and new programs raise costs including staff hires for developmental courses and three on-campus security guards.
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1965 Mustang Driver Loses Control On Monday Morning
At 11 a.m. Monday Stephen Patrick, 20, lost control of a 1965 Mustang while attempting to park on the LC front lawn. The maneuver failed due to steering difficulty, correcting course without reported injuries or further incidents. Police investigated the scene for mechanical failure and safety compliance.
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Stephen Patrick
Roueche speaks of excellence at Lee College convocation
John Roueche urges that excellence is everyone’s job during Lee College’s second annual convocation on September 6. He notes that campus image, including grounds and courteous staff, affects recruitment and that teachers must engage with students. Outstanding staff honors go to Britt and Malloy, with 25 and 30 year service awards to several faculty and staff.
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Wendi McCormick
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Jimmy Carroll
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de Gillette
Anthony Polumbogrees
Billie Malloy
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Linda Bradshaw
LC Food Service
John Rouseche
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Student Congress considers new bylaws election Sept 20 21
Lee College students vote on bylaws changes Sept 20 and 21 in the library and Moser Hall game room. The proposed bylaw update allows write in candidates if they meet criteria and register with the SC advisor prior to election.
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Moser Hall
Kathee Messier
Student Congress
Mike Andrisek
Andrisek
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DaLu Nifong
Library student workers returning after budget reversal
The Lantern reports four library student assistant positions will be restored this week after library director Ken Roach revealed the 1989-90 budget had increased nearly 3 percent. Previously four of six positions were cut, prompting campus concern about service reductions.
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