Semester at a Glance Thumbs and Thorns on Campus
A student column reviews the spring term noting annoyances like a car alarm in the Social Science Building lot and a malfunctioning air conditioning system. It praises LC building progress, library remodeling concerns, and improved handicapped access while criticising President Bush over Iraqi Kurds and applauding the Literary Arts Festival and the Benchmark edition.
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Social Science Building
Bush
George
Lantern staff and policies at Lee College District paper
The Lantern lists editors and staff for Tim Sherron to Haddon, notes roles for arts and sports, outlines advertising rates and acceptance rules, and states the publication is produced by Lee College District journalism students in Baytown Texas. It also notes associations with state press groups and policy on letters to the editor and opinions.
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the Lantern
Journalism Students of
Lee College
S. Whiting
Baytown
Texas
Texas Community College Press Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Board of Regents
Police officers deserve more respect and pay
A reader argues police work is dangerous and demanding, noting officer Bruno Soblieski died after a traffic stop, praising common decency toward officers, and urging stricter recruitment and higher pay. The piece cites a national stress culture, questions about policing, and the low average salary of $20,600, concluding better pay would improve the force.
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Houston
Bruno Soblieski
Soblieski
Los Angeles
Rodney King
King
Baytown Recycling Works seeks indoor multi material center
Local groups push to form Baytown Recycling Works a non profit to collect cardboard paper aluminum glass and plastics at one site. They plan budgets a grant request to Austin and outreach to industries for funding while promising reinvestment in community beautification projects and no competition with private sellers. Eshbach of Eshbach & Associates promotes the effort.
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Baytown
Austin
Baytown Recycling Works
SUNY Binghamton faculty draft speech on free speech threats
The SUNY Binghamton faculty Senate plans a resolution condemning intimidation after a March 14 lecture by Richard J. Hofferbert was disrupted by a crowd of about 200 students and professors. National Ob. The incident drew Wall Street Journal attention and prompted calls for investigation and discipline.
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Binghamton
N.Y
State University of New York-Binghamton
Paul A. Smith
Wall Street Journal
State University Center At
Nazi Germany
Richard J. Hofferbert
Hofferbert
Berlin Wall
National Association of Scholars
Faculty Senate
Alvin P. Balch
Suny-Binghamton
Lois B. DeFleur
Saul Levin
Association
Levin
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