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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1989

Page

2

Light at end of semester sparks vacation memories

A college student recalls chaotic final weeks, torn between exams and research. Family summer trips are seen as rituals, from Colorado camping to a wild I-10 misadventure with suitcases, flats, and a midnight ride to grandma’s, ending with laughter and tire purchases.

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Campus funding clash over student service fees

Our View examines a $23 236 shortfall in scholarship funds and a proposed $3 to $5 hike in student service fees to cover added academic and athletic scholarships. Critics urge alternatives, oppose summer fees, and question preferential funding for Phi Theta Kappa while regents delay decision.

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The Lantern Official Staff and Policies Summary

Lee College District newspaper The Lantern lists editor, staff editors, reporters, and advertising reps. It details ad rates, submission rules for letters to the editor, response policy, and policy on opinions. The Lantern is published by Lee College District students in Baytown Texas and belongs to two college press associations.

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Letters on due process and disabled students at Lee College

Readers respond to a March Lantern article arguing against vigilante justice and cruel punitive ideas. Richard Collins defends due process while urging calm debate. Another letter invites handicapped and allied students to a May 17 meeting about improved college accessibility.

Lee College

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