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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1980
Page
2
A reader urges expansion of foreign language offerings in U S colleges, arguing embassies lack language specialists, English-only directions hinder engineers and technicians, and exposure to non English terms from La Porte to San Antonio enriches vocabulary.
The Wall by Pink Floyd is one of today s top radio songs noted for its isolation theme. The double album traces a wall between Pink and his audience and ends with its destruction. Roger Waters says the work is too complex for a full tour and plans a two city show plus a movie adaptation.
Review lauds Neil Diamond's September Morn as among the year's best with Bob Gaudio producing. The Neil Diamond Band proves strong depth while the album spans country western to jazz and includes love songs and religious tunes. The standout track That Kind centers on a hopeful young woman with film ambitions.
A chaotic high school scene centers on Miss Lambert a fresh college graduate taunted by students. The narrator intervenes ordering the rowdy group to quiet down while tensions flare over insults and disruptive gambling and party behavior in a midwestern classroom.
The Lantern is published monthly by Lee College journalism students in Baytown Texas. editors include Robbie Cornelius Rod Ford Roger Frost Joy Meier Kathy Woodall Karen Perry and Kathy Woodall. photographers Chris Gonzalez Robbie Cornelius and David Martinez. adviser Marylou Nahas. Letters must be signed and the staff may edit them. Advertising is $2.80 per column inch or 35 cents per line. Opinions belong to editors or writers, not necessarily the college administration.
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