Regents Race at Lee College Prompts Local Reflections
In Baytown context the upcoming April election will choose three new LC Board of Regents to influence campus policy. The piece urges regents to stay connected with students and faculty, noting how information filters through reports and jargon rather than direct campus contact, and invites outreach beyond Moody Center.
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Maturity or bizarre Students symbolize what
Christine Gilbert critiques college student stereotypes in a reflective column. She recalls Mr. and Mrs. Lee College events, campus behavior, and disillusionment with maturity, integrity, and responsibility among students, concluding that the image shifts between studious knowledge seekers and rowdy partiers.
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Christine Gilbert
Letters praise Missy Burns article on deafness in The Lantern
A reader commends Missy Burns for the December five Lantern piece Hearing Students Become Deaf and Experience Silent World. He, an interpreter, urges hearing people to learn sign language to bridge the hearing and deaf worlds and thanks the paper for the enlightening article.
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