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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1984
Page
8
A viewpoint piece extols academic freedom at Lee College Texas, arguing education thrives when faculty teach without censorship and students engage in free thinking. It commends administrators and faculty for preserving classroom independence and highlights the role of higher education in supporting democracy.
The Lantern staff includes Christine Gilbert, Charles Rosser, Bridgett Tucker, and Mark Woods with Linnea Schiebohm and Randy Jones as reporters. The Lantern is published by Lee College students Baytown Texas 77520 and affiliated with multiple journalism associations. Letters require name social security and phone numbers, and editors may edit for publication. Opinions reflect editors or writers, not the college.
Lee College sustained clubs unevenly over fifty years. Student government is the longest running, evolving from elections to participation on the Student Activities Committee. Phi Theta Kappa requires a 3.5 average, Circle K has run 23 years, Compass Club and Occupational Education Association stay active, Webb Society thrives in history, Press Club reemerged in 1983, and overall durable groups provide service and leadership to the campus.
The college plans to broaden its health care instruction through a cooperative venture with the University of Texas in Galveston. Students could complete basic courses here for a year or two and then transfer to Galveston to finish using its facilities and staff.
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