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  • Wagoner County teacher Lorie Hill arrested for public intoxication; found without pants

    08/06/2014 3:51:21 PM PDT · by GrandJediMasterYoda · 36 replies
    kjrh.com ^ | 8/6/14 | Kjrh
    Wagoner County teacher Lorie Hill arrested for public intoxication; found without pants WAGONER COUNTY, OKLA. - A Wagoner teacher was discovered intoxicated and with her pants down inside a Green Country school, according to police. A spokesperson for the Wagoner Police Department says Lorie Hill was arrested for public intoxication Monday. She was found at Wagoner High School in an empty classroom. Teachers reported Aug. 4, but students do not return until Aug. 7. Hall was recently hired as a teacher for the Wagoner Public Schools. Police say they did find an empty cup in her car.
  • Rice (University) to open resource center for gays - Trans, bi students can also get help

    07/13/2004 12:02:43 AM PDT · by weegee · 26 replies · 1,125+ views
    Houston Chronicle ^ | July 13, 2004, 1:08AM | LA MONICA and EVERETT-HAYNES
    Rice to open resource center for gays - Transgender, bisexual students can also get help Daniel Lenhoff wants to put Rice University on the map as a college that is openly welcoming to gays and lesbians. This fall, the private school will open its new lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender resource center, making Rice one of only a few U.S. colleges to house such an office. "We wanted a place that was confidential, a place people could go to deal with questions about sexuality and not be afraid of being stigmatized," said Lenhoff, 21, a senior and co-president of Pride,...
  • More Women Taking Leadership Roles at Colleges

    07/04/2002 9:54:28 AM PDT · by SBeck · 2 replies · 221+ views
    The NY Times ^ | July 4, 2002 | By KAREN W. ARENSON
    July 4, 2002 More Women Taking Leadership Roles at Colleges By KAREN W. ARENSON PRINCETON, N.J., July 1 ? Last year, Shirley M. Tilghman became the first woman to be president of Princeton University. A week later, she named a woman as provost. This May, she named a woman as dean of the Woodrow Wilson School. And last week, without fanfare, she named a woman as dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science. With a woman already in place as dean of the undergraduate college ? Nancy Weiss Malkiel, who was appointed last month to another five-year term...