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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1990
Page
2
Students at LC led two reforms, expanding accessibility compliance in the new lecture hall and renovation plan for 711 W. Texas Ave. changes to teacher evaluation procedures. The moves followed student activism and a Board of Regents response, signaling continued campus push for reform.
A column questions where reporting ends and shaping begins as libel suits rise against news outlets. It cites large judgments, a Supreme Court opinion on false statements, and the Noriega tapes case, while probing campus gala perceptions and cultural diversity rhetoric at Lee College.
A reflective piece on holiday spending and family gathering tensions urging readers to focus on thoughtfulness over cost. It encourages reciprocation with relatives, cherishing time together, and welcoming the new year with a spirit of love rather than material gifts. The message echoes Bobby McFerrin’s don’t worry be happy and ends with warm wishes for Kodak moments and the gift of love.
A biologist argues that recycling alone cannot save the planet and urges reduced consumption, slower growth, and personal responsibility. He notes American overuse, links consumption to environmental harm, and praises Lee College students for an environmental awareness week and an on campus Environmental Society. He calls readers to think globally and act locally for a sustainable earth.
Lehmberg joined LC's science division this year after 18 years at San Jacinto College North. She previously taught at a boys' school in Johannesburg, South Africa, and holds a master's in biology from Sam Houston State University.
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