Apology over Pulitzer fraud proves source credibility questioned
The Washington Post admitted Janet Cooke’s 8 year old heroin addict story was fabricated and the prize money awarded to Teresa Carpenter. The incident raises concerns about journalism integrity, the Post, and the prize's credibility.
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Gigolo returns Dietrich and Novak at Houston film festival
The 14th Annual Houston International Film Festival opened with a champagne party and the American premiere of Just A Gigolo starring David Bowie, Sidney Rome, Kim Novak, and a cameo by Marlene Dietrich. Dietrich returns after a long absence, aging effectively in shadowed veiling, while Novak appears beautiful but wooden in a film shot in Berlin about a veteran’s descent into despair and decadence.
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Why LC delayed spring break this year
Dear readers questions about spring break timing at LC last semester are answered by Dr. Jerry Alston who cites Baytown district scheduling and family travel concerns. He notes future breaks may shift to mid semester. The piece also reviews a student film directed by David Hemmings and shot in Berlin with actor Bowie in a drug influenced role.
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The Lantern Staff and Editorial Policy at Lee College
The Lantern is a student newspaper at Lee College Baytown Texas. It lists editors staff roles contact details and policy on letters opinions advertising rates and disclaimer regarding representation by college authorities.
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Letter on Moral Majority and religion in politics
In this Lantern letters, a reader rebuts an April 10 1981 editorial arguing the Moral Majority and Falwell pursue political activism within a free society. The writer defends religious groups political involvement while criticizing calls to bar religion from government and asserts no constitutional limit on religiously motivated political activity.
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