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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1988
Page
2
A brief unscientific survey of five unnamed single black women explores a perceived shortage of eligible men. Participants discuss dating frustrations, potential sharing arrangements, and cultural influences while noting a balanced national ratio of 15.2 million black women to 13.7 million black men in the United States.
A campus area shows a long delayed cleanup in the Social Science Building. After removing a large junk pile and renovating the media center, maintenance now faces building a new studio and outfitting it for use next semester, with questions about when students will see results.
A letter urges students at Lee College to lower car stereos amid loud thumps outside classrooms. It argues noise pollution harms study and growth, calling immaturity uncool and urging better behavior as students transition to college life.
A list of staff positions and personnel including editors reporters photographers and advisers appears. Named individuals include Rusty Martin Jodie Stowe Mark Kramer Darren Franta Tricia Dammon Dina Parkinson Sonia Barnett John Culp Brenda Granderson Jeff Haddon Justin May Wendi McCormick Jodi Storm Susan Cummings-Hastie and others.
Advertising policy for The Lantern Lake College District Baytown Texas outlines local rates 3.50 per column inch and national 0.45 per agate line. Policy bans advertising promoting illegal activities or that is libelous obscene or in poor taste. The Lantern is published by Lee College District journalism students at 511 S Whiting Baytown.
After a long campaign full of mudslinging and ads, Americans face the future with a new president. The piece urges unity, backing the leader, and using petitions and protests constructively rather than opposition. It stresses the vote counts and citizen voice, urging action over gridlock.
A reader writes to the editor addressing a jazz band article. The letter questions fund allocation and suggests alternatives such as audience contributions, while defending volunteers' duties. It urges participation, weather preparedness, and recognition for those involved. The writer expresses respect for differing views.
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