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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1992
Page
2
Alabama native Jackson Sasser is chosen by the Board of Regents to lead Lee College. He faces budget cuts and course eliminations while navigating a regent election and building maintenance issues. Three years to prove leadership, with cooperation from administration faculty students and community.
The article notes three regent seats open with incumbents Oswall Harman and Wayne Gray up for re election and candidates Mercedes Renteria Cindy McNeil and Roger Schirmbeck seeking seats. May 2 is the election day and readers are urged to review the front page for details. It also covers Student Congress electing officers for 1992 93 and questions the spring fling publicity. Curtis Rene is named Student Congress President elect.
The Lantern staff outlines letters to the editor requirements and policy. Letters must include name social security and telephone numbers deadlines noon on deadline days and opinions reflect writers or editor not necessarily college officials.
A commentary on the upcoming election year and the Capitol elite. It critiques incumbents from both parties for eroding the middle class while promising reforms. The piece suggests parties manipulate public perception, claim ordinary citizen status, and pursue self preservation through grand but vague plans.
A passionate appeal urges Americans and college students to rekindle activism seen in the 1960s. It questions political disengagement, urges informed voting, research, and direct involvement to drive change, stressing responsibility to elect leaders and shape policy through participation.
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