Reflections magazine controversy at Lee College praised editor
Summer dispute over a Lee College Reflections story raised by a Board of Regents member centers on setting language and drug references. The reader supports the piece and its editor praising courage, while asserting readers may skip offensive material and that print rights include voicing opinions.
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Honest student returns found wallet at campus
A student found a wallet in the men's restroom after school started and turned it in to an official in Moser Hall. The owner expressed gratitude, noting the act as commendable and fulfilling, providing personal satisfaction for helping another.
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Lee College Sees Enrollment Rise and Activity Plans
As of Friday Sept 5 Lee College enrollment reached 3182 up from 3103 last year with final figures expected to rise about 2 percent per registrar Ed Monk. New student government vice president to be appointed after elections. ineligible vice president Gary Englert replaced. Intramural deadlines set for pinball racquetball eightball and chess. The Chinese Connection shown Oct 8 9. student petitions lead to no elections. Pool hours offered 11 am to 12 pm on Mon Tue Thu Fri this semester.
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Fu Manchu Birthday Elixir Plot Turns on Heist
The aging master Fu Manchu marks his 168th birthday as his elixir is destroyed by a clumsy servant. A battle of wits with arch nemesis unfolds as Fu seeks a new potion with guarded ingredients while Sir Peter Sellers guides the cast through a mix of humor and danger.
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Dressed To Kill thrills ride at Houston theatres
A bored housewife Angie Dickenson journeys with her son a high priced call girl and a transsexual killer in a tense horror shocker. The film showcases erotic scenes and sharp photography that cinematically drape the story while delivering heart racing suspense in an R rated theater showing.
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