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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1993

Page

2

Hepatitis B threat rises on college campuses

Hepatitis B, 100 times more contagious than HIV, affects about 300,000 young people annually and is preventable by vaccination. ACHA urges universal vaccination for all students, with emphasis on those at high risk, and a campus prevention program featuring MTV style materials, a helpline, and a video with Dr Ruth Westheimer.

American College Health Association ACHA U.S Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC Marieanne Collins Collins Ruth Westheimer Wendy Marx Marx Duke University

The Lantern Staff and Editorial Policy Summary

The Lantern lists editor in chief assistants editors and staff positions. It details advertising rates for local and national ads, libel and taste restrictions, office contact in Baytown Texas, and membership in press associations. It also describes letters to the editor requirements and deadlines.

The Lantern the Lantern Journalism Students of Lee College District P.O. Box Baytown Texas Texas Community College Press Association Texas Intercollegiate Press Association and Collegiate Press Association

Comics as literature for all ages and tastes

A LC student argues that comic books deserve literary status beyond children’s fare. Adults read and collect comics, blending visuals with prose, exploring classics within the genre. Fans like Danny Brand and Randall Collins endorse comics as entertainment and a lucrative collecting niche.

Ann Rice Edgar Allen Poe Shakespeare Nathanel Hawthorne Danny Brand Brand Knight Randall Collins

Whit Bits: Denny case verdicts and political swirl

A column blends reactions to the Reginald Denny beating verdicts with commentary on health plan tax labeling, NBC LA Law, NRA ads aimed at women, Reno on violence, Amherst mascot controversy, and a jab at university leadership, all reflecting late October discourse and partisan tensions.

Reginald Denny Henry Watson Damian Williams Williams Watson Denny Claude Lewis The Philadelphia Inquirer Lewis U.S Congressional Budget Office Clinton John Rother American Association of Retired Persons Rush Limbaugh NBC LA Law Jane Halliday William Finklestein Mr. Finklestein National Rifle Association Capitol Hill Nita Lowery New York Amherst University Liberators Amherst David K. Scott Minutemen Scott Neville Chamberlain

Students debate suspension of teachers over Leprechaun screening

Leigh Ann Kirkland notes teachers in HISD were suspended for showing their elementary class Leprechaun. The Lantern asks if suspensions were warranted and whether schools should control classroom movie selections. Respondents include David Goss Joel Bergh Manuel Arreola and Terri Case offering cautious views on oversight and reaction.

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