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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1988
Page
2
Musicians of the Lee College jazz ensemble protest being used for fundraisers and events without pay or recognition. They detail setup burdens, staffing by maintenance, and a culture of viewing players as entertainment, urging proper credit and compensation while highlighting past incidents at blood drives and hot dog fundraisers.
Voters approved funds for a new science facility at Lee College but the Board of Regents delays selection of an architect amid local versus out of town firm politics. Critics urge voting on Nov 17 and pushing for timely construction to serve students and keep local funds talent-based.
The piece urges every American to cast a ballot on Tuesday as a duty for democracy and the American dream, insisting that every vote counts and asserting pride in choosing national leadership for four years, with comparisons to Nicaragua and the Soviet Union to stress significance.
The Lantern lists editors reporters and staff including Rusty Martin Jodie Stowe Mark Kramer and others. It notes advertising rates and compliance rules, and states opinions reflect writers not the college. The Lantern is published by Lee College District journalism students in Baytown Texas with professional association memberships referenced.
A nostalgic promotional piece extols Lee College as the universal choice for diverse students from new graduates to grandparents. It frames the college as the place that clarifies life’s next step through personal dream moments and promises a brighter future.
Freshman Cathie West writes to ask where non smoking areas exist beyond the library and classrooms. She criticizes air in restrooms halls and the snackbar and notes a regents vote restricting smoking in Rundell Hall and the Tech/Voc Building.
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