Board battles tuition increases
Board of Education members will discuss creating a tuition mitigation fund, weigh options for redeveloping the vacant Willamette Street building and debate bypassing the school’s competitive bidding process for upgrades to the Center Building, at its final winter term meeting.
Student group harvests new ideas
Lane students may soon have wider access to fresh and local foods on campus, thanks in part to the students involved with the newly formed Sustainable Foods Committee.
ACTS pays for students’ first year
This year 96 students from Eugene School District 4J are attending Lane tuition-free through the Advance Career Technical Sponsorship program, or ACTS.
ASLCC upholds elections complaint
The ASLCC elections committee has voted to invalidate the results of the special election that ended March 7, ASLCC Vice President Tajo Ouemi wrote in an e-mail to student government members and The Torch.
ASLCC recommends increased funding to OSA
Lane’s student government voted unanimously to recommend a 10-cent fee increase to benefit the Oregon Student Association.
Culinary cooks concoct Chinese cuisine
Lane’s Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management programs are teaming up to bring Chinese cuisine and culture to Lane’s main campus for their 2013 International Classical Cuisine dinner.
ARCHIVE: Torch expenses grew due to printing costs
Written by Sanne Godfrey
For The Torch
Feb. 3, 2011
New GM at KLCC increases community involvement
Now that he’s in charge, Lane Community College’s public radio station’s new general manager said KLCC listeners can expect more outreach to the community.
Special election yields concern
Student organizations respond to
controversial ballot measure
Student reactions have been mixed regarding recently proposed changes to the student government constitution that includes giving ASLCC oversight of the entirety of the student activity fee.
Arun Gandhi plants a seed at Lane
“On its own, a grain of wheat will perish,” the grandson of iconic social activist Mahatma Gandhi told Lane audiences Feb. 21. Planted and nurtured, it will grow and multiply.
Dental students Extracted from Building 4
Thirty years ago, students, patients and instructors in Lane’s Building 4 Dental Clinic experienced nausea, oral pain and vertigo, symptoms of an unknown cause.
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