Student Government Backs Bond Vote at Lee College
Dennis Williams and the Student Government urge support for the Lee College bond election to gain taxing authority and authorize improvement bonds for building projects modernization and campus expansion. The council votes to rename itself to Student Government.
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Dennis Williams
Lee College
Williams
Young Democrats Form At Lee College In October Meeting
The Young Democrats organized at Lee College last Wednesday October 11 elected temporary officers with John Lamont as temporary president. Joe Allen Baytown state representative will address the group today at 1 p.m. in LA 204. The club aims to provide a forum on political issues and education on local state and federal government.
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Young Democrats
Lee College
John Lamont
Log Photos Available for The Lee Log Registration Proofs
Proofs of photographs taken during registration for The Lee Log will be available beginning 8 30 a m Wednesday at a booth in the Student Union The booth will be open 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m weekdays through Nov 2 The Log Editor Jean Sumner said proofs must be returned by Thursday Nov 2 Staff will choose a pose for those who do not return proofs Additions photos may be ordered on Wednesday Nov 1 or Thursday See LOG Page Four
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Log
Jean Sumner
Nationwide rise in junior college enrollment noted
Enrollment in the nations junior colleges climbed by about 1.5 million. Harris County three colleges show strong gains with South Texas College up 27 percent, San Jacinto College up 16 percent, and Lee College up 12 percent. Dr. Richard Strahan lauds the Texas Coordinating Board plan and Dr. Thomas Spencer cites two year colleges meeting community needs.
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Houston
San Jacinto College
Pasadena
Lee College
Richard Strahan
Coordinating Board
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California
Thomas Spencer
San Jacinto Junior College
Jobs Abroad Offers Study and Work Overseas Programs
ISIS founded Jobs Abroad in 1961 to let students study foreign traditions by living and working abroad on a budget. Three programs exist: Basic at 150 dollars, Summer at 475, and Yearround at 575, all including placement and insurance with Brussels orientation. Over 3,000 jobs expected next year for eligible high school seniors, college and grad students, with a $1.00 information request to ISIS in Belgium.
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Brussels
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Bruxelles
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Jobs Abroad
Innovation Seminar Brings Leaders to LC Campus
Lee College hosts an Innovation Seminar October 30 31 in partnership with Gulf School Supplementary Education Center. The event gathers college and school admins to discuss fostering planned educational changes with speakers from Miami-Dade Junior College Texas Tech UCLA and the School of Tomorrow Inter American Education Center.
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Lee College
Gulf School Supplementary Education Center
Ralph O. Teter
Thomas Pate
Franklin G. Bouwsma
Learning Resource Center
Miami-Dade Junior College
Berle Fallon
Texas Tech
B. Lamar Johnson
U.C.L.A
Charles W. Mansfield
School of Tomorrow
Inter- American Education Center
Schedule Changes for Halloween Week
A short assembly Thursday October 26 features Dr Strahan addressing the student body. Schedule that day: Period 1 8:00 to 9:10, Period 2 9:15 to 10:25, Assembly 10:30 to 11:00, Period 3 11:05 to 12:15. Day classes meet Monday October 30. night classes dismissed Tuesday October 31 since day classes are canceled but night classes meet as usual.
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Community College
Bouwsman
Mansfield
Houston Architects
Caudill, Rowlett and Scott, Morris, Crain and Anderson
Dr. Strahan
Lee College Hall of Fame honors Dr Sam Hastings 1940
Dr Sam Hastings earned his Hall of Fame induction at Lee College in 1940. He held student leadership roles, edited campus publications, and belonged to the Curtain Club. He later earned a BA in chemistry at the University of Houston and a PhD in Physical Chemistry from Texas. He worked at Humble Oil, Butadiene Plant, and Esso Research before teaching physics at Lee College. He joined the American Chemical Society and the Lee College Board of Regents.
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Lee College
Hastings
University of Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Butadiene
Esso Research and Engineering Company
University of Texas
American Chemical Society
Lee College Board of Regents
Houston Museum Exhibit Gifted by Junior League
The new Houston Museum of Natural Science will open with a dinosaur exhibit donated by the Junior League of Houston. The exhibit was bought from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History for 15000 dollars.
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Houston Museum of Natural Science
Junior League of Houston
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
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