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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1985
Page
2
A passionate viewpoint argues that women should not be forced to change their names after marriage, criticizing patriarchal norms, double standards in sexual attitudes, and the social pressures women face to conform. The author asserts personal identity must endure beyond matrimony and vows to influence at least one reader.
A first person narrator recalls hunting dogs in suburban city and country settings revealing brutal methods and pride in killing pets. He argues hunting dogs prevents disease and overpopulation while defending cruel acts as humane. He laments offense to readers and critiques intolerant behavior linked to a college incident.
Lee College is described as divided between New Wavers and Rednecks. New Wavers advocate peaceful, cosmopolitan rock while Rednecks favor alcohol-centric culture and violence. Conflicts arise when these groups meet, with unprovoked attacks on peaceful students cited as evidence of ongoing danger.
The Lantern is the Lee College journalism student newspaper. It lists staff members and states letters to the editor require name social security and telephone numbers. Editorial opinions reflect writers or editors, not the college administration or Board of Regents.
Ron Knapp LC student argues apathy on campus stems from limited forums and a narrow student paper. He blames the times and the college for lacking public discussion, noting budget stories and major issues are missing from campus media.
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