Basketball Court named after Coach Dawson
BY RICHY HUNEYCUTT
When Lenoir Community College
Head Basketball Coach Bobby Dawson
stepped on the basketball court during
homecoming this year, things were a
little different.
It wasn't because on Feb. 9 he
coached his 929th game or that he cel¬
ebrated his 522nd win. This time when
he stepped on the basketball corn! in
front of a packed house, the court was
dedicated as the Coach Bobby Dawson
Court, honoring the man who has dedi¬
cated more than 33 years to the college
What’s Inside
and the sport.
Dawson coached the Lancers to a
75-65 victory that night over visiting
Johnston Community College. The win
gave Dawson a winning record of 522-
407.
Known for his sharp dress appear¬
ance, Dawson and his assistant coach
Tad Parson have donned suits to coach
the Lancers throughout the years. “No
matter how bad we might look playing,
we will always look good doing it,” he
said.
During halftime ceremonies, the
2010-2011 Lancer Basketball Team
(See Court, continued on page 7)
Pictured left to right are Coach Bobby Dawson,
LCC President Dr. Briley and LCC Board of
TVustee Chair Grady Bethel.
President’s Corner
Take advantage of early registration
From the Editor . 2 With warmer weather ahead, it's time to
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think about your summer plans that may
include taking classes at Lenoir Community
Moodle and You . 3 College. If you are planning to take classes
this summer, whether to finish your degree,
Get Cooking . 3 diplrana, or certificate, or to transfer those
Cannon Memorial credits to another institution, I cannot em-
Scholarsliip . 4 phasize how important it is to take advan¬
tage of early registration.
Phi Theta Kappa . 5 ^ days have been
Sports Comer . 6-7 set aside for currently en¬
rolled students to register
Greene Early College. . .7 first before we allow new
President’s List and students reff1ter ^ '
Dean’s List . 8 tration is April 1 1 and 12
for our currently enrolled
Academic Excellence students. This will give
Award Recipients . 9 you
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opportunity to
Chorus . 10 register for classes before
they get full. Do not pro-
Black History . 10 crastinate. It will be here
The Buzz . 11 before you know it.
There Will be a limited Or. Brantley Briley, LCC President
Diversity Day . 11 number of classes offered this summer, so
registering early will be vital to be sure you
Engineering . 12 get the classes you need. Again, I encour¬
age you to take advantage of the two days
Job Fair . 12 that have been designated for our current
students to register for summer classes.
Don’t get caught short and miss out on much
needed or wanted classes.
Besides the upcoming summer registra¬
tion and early fall registration for those of
you who will be with us next year, there are
a number of events that you will want to be
a part of this semester such as Spring Joust,
Science Olympiad, the musical performance
of Broadway and
Beyond, the drama
presentation of Jesus
Christ Superstar and
Relay For Life of
Lenoir County. Get
involved and enhance
your educational expe¬
rience at LCC.
Although gradua¬
tion is right around the
comer, there is still
much to be done. It
won’t be long before
many of you will
leave LCC to embark on a new career or to
continue your education. No matter where
your future takes you, know that it has been
our pleasure to help you in your educational
endeavors. As always, my door is always
open to you.
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