Tyson in the halls of justice and a life lesson
The piece argues Mike Tyson faces a guilty verdict and possible prison, casting a spotlight on the need for positive role models. It contrasts Tyson with Magic Johnson, who chose to advocate safe sex and AIDS awareness, noting wealth cannot buy freedom or health, and asks what path Tyson will take if imprisoned.
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Mike Tyson
Magic Johnson
Tyson
Johnson
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Houston
San Antonio
Henry Cisneros
Ben Reyes
Gracie Saenz
Harris County
Learning without fear on campus I D policy debate
A reader urges Lee College to reinstate photo ID cards and hire a security guard in the game room. The letter cites three campus incidents in under a year, including a March game room fight and a former student abducting a secretary, arguing IDs would reduce harassment and require community input via a security suggestion box.
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Lee College
Gameroom
Dennis Topper
Editor and Staff List at Lantern Newspaper
The Lantern announces its editorial team with Rachel Brim as Editor in Chief and Susan Cummings as Assistant Editor along with the Sports Editor, Staff, Illustrator, Photographer, Reporters, and Advertising representative.
Lee College Letters to Editor Policy and Contacts
The Lantern invites reader responses and personal opinions. Letters must include writer name social security number and telephone number. Editor may select and edit letters for publication and sets noon deadline on deadline days. Authors listed: Jacqueline Whitaker, Bobby Hom, Kristen Davis, David Minor.
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the Lantern
Journalism Students
Lee College
S. Whiting
Baytown
Texas
the Lanter
Texas Community College Press Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Board of Regents
Jacqueline Whitaker
Rachel Brim
Bobby Hom
Kristen Davis
David Minor
Public scrutiny and the Clinton Thomas allegations
The piece contrasts the Flowers and Hill cases with Clarence Thomas and Bill Clinton, arguing innocence until proven, asks if the public’s priorities are right, and notes how unproven accusations shape careers. It examines demand for personal truth from leaders versus the limits of evidence and memory.
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Gennifer Flowers
Bill Clinton
Flowers
Clinton
Clarence Thomas
Anita Hill
Supreme Court
Thomas
Capitol
Senate Committee
George Bush
Hispanics progress toward equality in American society
A guest column argues that Martin Luther King Jr. inspired all disadvantaged groups, urging equal rights for Hispanics through education and civic engagement. It highlights stereotypes, political gains in Texas and Houston, and calls for continued representation, participation, and unity as Americans.
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Martin Luther King
King
Texas
U.S
North Carolina
Houston
Mexico
Baytown
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