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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1995
Page
1
Amanda Thomas, an outside hitter, demonstrates the skills used during the Lee College Goose Creek Classic tournament held September 7 through 9. Read about the team on page three.
The Student Congress and Dean Tom Sanders discussed keeping the office and travel GPA at 2.0 rather than raising to 2.5, with possible stages to 2.4 then 2.5. Proposals also seek to rename advisor to sponsor and allow reclaiming unused inactive club funds to boost active participation.
At a Sept meeting Student Congress debated a smoke free campus as Denise Yzquierdo notes. Public Information Office survey results sparked controversy with 145 saying smoke free though totals show 206 responses. Debates continue as policy aims to balance smokers and non-smokers.
Lee College shifts from Reflections to Parallax, an entertainment and art oriented magazine. Editor Kelly Hall leads a five person staff with room to grow as the three yearly issues will be issued each fall and spring, distributed campus wide. The first issue releases September 21.
Lee College reports fall enrollment rising 6.9 percent in head count and 5.2 percent in contact hours. Registrar's Office notes growing student use of phone registration and explains the meanings of head count and contact hours.
Lee College prepares a grand opening for the redecorated Student Lounge on September 27. The $17,500 project funded by leftover student service fees furnishes a large screen TV VCR five game tables pool tables bar stools and five seating areas with plans for an air hockey table and a second ping pong table. The lounge spans both sides of Moser Hall and will host a student art exhibit and campus events while preserving priority use for student activities and reservations.
Student Congress schedules Fall Fiesta from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sept 27 on the patio behind Moser Hall encompassing the gazebo. Clubs may sign up on the Fall Fiesta sign-in sheet in the Student Congress office. The event will feature musical acts and booths for food and activities, with contact options for Don Pottorff or the congress at 425-6570.
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