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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
4
Dean Alton Laird defends relocating the Student Union as a stopgap for a $73,000 Moody Foundation grant guiding renovations to the current center for career services and registrar space. Students urge a larger, better facility, arguing the move limits student needs and future campus space.
Lee College YD plans to travel to the 1968 YD Convention in Galveston to discuss Vietnam pollution civil rights draft and other platforms. The club, with about 40 members, will join University of Houston YD in coordination and has scheduled meetings and social activities around the event.
Mr William K Peace reports a wait and see attitude at the Austin convention on a library technician training program for junior colleges Two colleges will trial the program and report in September San Jacinto and Lee may not offer separate programs unless demand requires it Guidance and Counseling Department members attended a March 5 meeting at San Jacinto Hospital with Mr Spencer Quimerin director of the Texas Health Career Program Students are urged to pursue health fields Lee College Ex Students Association meeting is set for March 12 at 730 pm in the Tech Building conference room Madge Stallings, ex student organizer for Stephen F Austin College NA nec, will share experiences The LC ex students group is being renewed under President James Ezell Room 104 Liberal Arts Building to house the Lee College Book Store with expanded space and decor changes The Confederate Ball will be semi formal Tickets are three dollars per couple to be sold by student council in front of the cafeteria and Student Union
Young people age 13 and up can audition Sunday at the University of Houston for Project Y seeking performers for HemisFair. Auditions run 11 am to 6 pm in the Houston Room at the University Center with future Dallas and Laredo auditions. Selected acts win free HemisFair admission and may advance to the World’s Fair program in San Antonio.
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