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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1980
Page
2
A reflective note urges 19 and 20 year olds to remember key facts about Reagan's January 20 oath and the Middle East tension. It argues Congress declares war, warns citizens to monitor Congress, and stresses avoiding wars through antiwar mandate and civic attention to prevent suffering and expense.
A retrospective memoir by Arthur Rubinstein aged 92 covers memories from World War I exile in Poland through Spain performances and South American fame. It recalls Nijinsky Paderewski Picasso and other luminaries, showing a life of vivid travel and friendship with a generous, if intimate, voice.
Announcement outlines Campus Capsules events including senior citizen discount night on Thursday, the Colonel and Miss Lee Dance February 13 at Knights of Columbus Hall with semi formal dress. Baytown Little Theater presents A Funny Thing On the Way To The Forum January 2 3 8 9 10 with a New Year Eve show December 31. tickets $3.90 general and $2.50 for Kay Lucas. Lee College entries win prizes in city art show December 6 through January 3 with instructors Jack McClendon and Steve Neihaus noted. A Miller Brewing Co pool tournament in Moler Hall occurred Wednesday December 10. Student Government proposes abolishing current government to form a volunteer Student Activities Committee with results to be published in the first issue.
A dated critique finds Queen's The Game uneven with a weak through line about a failing relationship. Play the Game and Another One Bites the Dust are praised for tone and emotion, while Rock It Prime Jive is called repetitive noise and Crazy Little Thing Called Love lacks purpose. Queen risks fading if momentum isn’t renewed.
The Tower Theatre at 1201 Westheimer in Houston hosts a return engagement of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas opening Dec. 29 and running through Feb. 8 with most of the original Houston cast. Tommy Tune directs with Masterson, and the show includes a champagne party option with higher priced tickets.
The Lantern is a Lee College student newspaper in Baytown Texas with editors Nick Fede Roger S Frost Karen Perry Sandy Hiltz Rusty Pumphrey and photographers Larry D. Lyon Danny Mendoza Kay Lucas. It outlines letters to the editor requirements and advertising rates and notes the paper reflects editors and writers opinions.
A reader, Paul Peloquis, asks the Lee College community to add more live music to campus dances and Hot Dog Hello events, suggesting concerts could attract larger crowds.
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