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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1986
Page
4
The Lee College computer lab announces new semester hours 8 30 a m to 9 p m Monday through Thursday and 8 30 a m to 3 p m Friday. Saturday closure due to budget cuts. The lab houses 16 Macs but 15 are available for student use and has hosted about 40 sessions training around 600 students.
HBU senior Cathy McMillon is named director of the Baptist Student Union at Lee College. She has served as BSU president and vice president at HBU and on the state council. Weekly activities include a Thursday luncheon noon to 1 pm costing 75 cents and a devotional luncheon every other Tuesday at noon costing 50 cents. For more information contact McMillon at the BSU on Whiting Street or call 422-3604.
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Deadline to register for the 67th BSU State Convention is September 26. About 4,000 to 6,000 students will meet October 10 to 12 at the Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth. A $15 deposit is required. Lee College students will depart Friday morning and return Sunday evening. Contact BSU director Cathy McMillon at 422-3604.
Cecil Morgan says Lee College bought a fogger to fight a mosquito problem. Harris County officials advise fogging before sunrise and at dusk. Kaye Barefoot notes the college contracted for two five gallon canisters of mosquito insecticide at 25 dollars per gallon. The crew usually fogs the campus early in the morning.
Students enrolled in Psychology 100 must have taken the ASSET ACT or SAT and attend two workshops this semester. They must meet with a counselor twice, one session may be scheduling Spring registration. The schedule lists sessions in Moler Hall Reception Bonner Hall 221 and varies by date and time with multiple presenters including Wanda Ellis Gertrude Teter Bobbie Wheatfall Dee Wheatley and others.
Regents consider budget reductions for summer salaries and facility repairs. A report proposes 1 percent or 2 cent per $100 tax increases to ease cuts, affecting travel and equipment. Some funds restored include field trips, with no change to faculty summer pay.
The first Student Activities Committee meeting is set for 12 30 p m Tuesday in Moser Hall Reception Room. SAC plans campus events and discusses campus problems. Dances will not sell or allow outside alcohol under state rules. KC Hall rental is 300 per dance due to liquor license, with on campus option debated.
Answers identify Ellen Spiller as top center English instructor and Bill Peace library director plus Brenda Cooper history instructor Noah Smith English department chair Elaine McCain fashion merchandising instructor John Britt history instructor John McMillen biology instructor John McMillen is listed, Ted Olsen Spanish instructor Dan Mendoza speech and English instructor Gertrude Teter counselor.
Dr. Blevins presents herself as a creative problem solver open to advice. She stresses responsibility, humility when wrong, and quick action to address specific problems. She warns that avoiding issues drains enthusiasm and leads to failure.
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