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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1987
Page
2
The Lantern serves as a student open forum and public service. It informs on college and community activities and provides journalism practice. It prints editorials and letters to the editor, seeks fairness and accuracy, covers major events, student personalities, and hobbies while guiding staff to journalistic standards.
The First Amendment guarantees press freedom for The Lantern at Lee College. The staff must be fair and truthful, report on government and federal institutions, protect privacy, accept printed error, resist prior censorship, and promote public interest reporting.
Dolores Owens led a Lee College program "King, The Man Remembered" honoring Martin Luther King Jr. with a full campus and community turnout. The event featured LC Jazz Band, readings, a Rosa Parks reenactment, and a stirring performance by Gil Edwards as King, ending with "We Shall Overcome" and a communal message of equality.
Joy Hidalgo discusses SAC outreach stressing peer groups and cliques, urging Lee College students to attend SAC meetings. She argues cliques offer security yet SAC remains a service organization for the campus and community. Meetings are posted in advance. attendance may surprise skeptics.
A campus reader defends workers in a response letter about the USX steel strike. The writer argues USX locked out workers, pushed wage and benefit cuts, and demanded contraction of jobs, urging a broader industrial policy and greater understanding of working conditions.
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