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Regents discuss construction completion, education bill
by Jason Hartline, staff writer
The renewal of the president’s contract, a tour of the new
additions and the enacted House Bill 1 were among the topics
of discussion at the November meeting of the South Plains
College Board of Regents.
Potts wins Miss Caprock pageant
by Jason Hartline, staff writer
A humble Abbie Potts awoke on the morning of Nov. 14
thinking she was just another contestant in the 51st
annual Miss Caprock Scholarship Pageant at South Plains
College.
Scalia discusses views of Constitution, ideologies
by Caroline Basile, editor-in-chief
Sharing pieces of judicial wisdom, Supreme Court Justice
Antonin Scalia recently spoke to a Lubbock audience at this
year's Sandra Day O'Connor Distinguished Lecture Series,
presented by Texas Tech University’s School of Law.
Hockley County residents honor successful artist, writer,
rancher
by Norma Rodriquez, feature editor
A legacy is created by actions done in a lifetime.
Others define someone’s
life by childhood memories, characteristics, and
accomplishments. The legacy is formed when lives of others
are touched and recognition is presented to show
appreciation.
Fine Arts Center dedicated in honor of DeVitt sisters
by Andy Garvin, news editor
The Helen DeVitt Jones Theatre for the
Performing Arts was filled with the sounds of several
talented artists during the formal dedication of the
Christine DeVitt Fine Arts Center, Jones Theatre, and the
Vickie Wilks Wisian Recital Hall.
Students invited to participate in NASA logo design contest
by Jason Hartline, staff writer
South Plains College and Tarrant County Community College
students are invited to enter a contest supported by NASA.
The contest involves
designing a logo for the team of educators who will be
flying on NASA’s Reduced Gravity Aircraft in January.
Annual Christmas Tree Lighting slated for Dec. 2
by Norma Rodriquez, feature editor
Nothing says Christmas
like hot chocolate, singing, Christmas lights, and Santa
Claus.
South Plains College’s
Office of Student Activities is hosting an opportunity to
get into the Christmas spirit. On Dec. 2, SPC will hold its
annual Christmas Tree Lighting, an ongoing tradition for 51
years.
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