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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1988
Page
2
A humorous student column at Lee College comically laments electric shocks from a carpeted Moody Center as speakers greet Dr. Vivian Blevins. The writer suggests rubber-soled shoes to reduce static, jokingly proposing shock-free attire for LC students.
The 5-3 ruling says constitutional law does not apply to high school publications if admins deem content inappropriate. In Hazlewood, Missouri, a principal deleted pages about teenage pregnancies and divorce, arguing audience maturity. Critics say student journalists deserve full First Amendment protections and real-world experience.
A columnist warns that allowing Gideons to speak and distribute literature on campus creates a dangerous precedent. They argue constitutional duty may require welcoming controversial groups like the Ku Klux Klan, and cite an attorney who would defend such a case.
The author argues Americans overemphasize rock and country, urging broader exposure to all genres including classical. Teens and adults alike show narrow tastes, often shaped by peer pressure, with music defined by labels rather than artistry.
The Lantern at Lee College District outlines staff roles and advertising policies. It lists editors and contributors and notes advertising rates and submission rules including letters to the editor with identifying details. The disclaimer states opinions belong to writers, not the college Board or administration.
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