Editor bids farewell in Lan tern student paper
Linnea Schlobohm signs off as editor of The Lantern after a short tenure. She reflects on her 20 year old journalism dream, praises LC faculty and administration, thanks the staff, and envisions growth and stronger campus press in coming years.
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Nice guys finished last in a harsher view of virtue
A reader’s rant attacks kindness as weakness and urges ruthless push for power. It argues society scorns agreeable people while admiring winners, cites sports teams as examples of losers, and ends with a defiant praise of greatness over niceness.
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Gandhi film moves with heart and universal message
Phillip Baird praises the film Gandhi as rare, moving, and broadly accessible. He credits its portrayal of passive resistance and religious common ground, noting Gandhi’s insistence that love can outlast anger and urging nonviolent paths over violence. The essay parallels scenes of intolerance with calls for peace and dialogue.
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