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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1989
Page
2
Students in Room 114 of the Social Science Building gather weekly to plan and print the college paper. The piece captures the crew’s rituals from meals and banter to editing, typesetting, and deadlines, highlighting newsroom camaraderie and the stakes of student journalism.
The Lantern lists roles including Editor, Assistant Editor, Sports Editor, Advertising representatives Jodi Stern Rusty Martin Dena DeLoach Darren Franta and Jodie Stowe, Photography editor atte Dina Parkinson, Photographers Darren Franta and Dina Parkinson, Reporters Brenda Granderson Jeff Haddon Mark Kramer Wendi McCormick Robbie McDonald John Schmidt and Jodie Stowe, Cummings-Hastie Adviser.
The Lantern accepts local and national advertising with rates of 3.50 per column inch locally and 0.450 per agate line nationally. Ads promoting illegal activity or that are libelous obscene or in poor taste are not accepted. The Lantern is published by Lee College District journalism students at Baytown Texas.
A former student thanks the editor for the March 16 Lantern story on Twister, praising Dina Parkinson’s photographic capture of spring’s effects on the young and the not-so-young, noting sexuality, confidence, and exhibitionism in a delightful pictorial study.
A reader condemns Jeff Haddon's March Lantern column arguing that vilifying prisoners and endorsing extrajudicial killings shows a shallow, emotional stance. The writer urges cause analysis, due process, and opposition to capital punishment as a solution.
An inmate in a prison writes about the wrong of taking a life and the value of reflection. He acknowledges his guilt in a murder and urges understanding of underlying causes and the search for valid solutions, thanking Mr. Haddon for the platform.
Regents met to decide Lee College’s athletic program funding and equality under Title IX. Four hours of discussion yielded no clear plan, leaving departments underfunded and recruitment hampered while debates over cost and potential new women’s teams continued.
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