Letter to the Editors on Board of Regents views
A March Lantern letter argues for press access to LC Board members. It demands the six men and three women publicly share views, criticizing anonymity and urging voters to know each official individually. The piece defends freedom of the press and seeks factual Board positions in the election.
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Public Officials Should Be Open With Press Says Lantern
The Lantern defends anonymity in a story about the Board of Regents, asserting reporters sought to profile the group and its aims rather than individual stances. Editors deny shielding any member and insist the piece was objective and ethical journalism, reflecting reader acceptance.
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Board of Regents
Regent
Support Services aid returning students at Lee College
March 5 1984 The Lantern notes Lee College support group for returning students called Support Services for Returning Students in Moler Hall. Volunteers like Babs Emrick provide comfort guidance and resources for adults reentering school after long breaks, with open hours and informal rap sessions every Wednesday.
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Gertrude Teter
Campus safety urges quick reporting of fights on LC campus
LC officials outline emergency steps after three fights in spring term. Kyle Jennings warns students to report incidents to his office or the dean, with phone and radio contacts provided. In life threatening cases contact Baytown Police at 422-8371 and secure vehicles to prevent thefts.
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