GOP must stop infighting as 1996 campaigns loom
The Houston Post notes growing GOP divisions after a major triumph. Sen Phil Gramm blasts Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole while others like Newt Gingrich and Jim Baker weigh bids. The piece argues unity is vital to win the White House and counter the Clinton era.
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After Election Blues and Political Parodies
A sharp post election column mocks Democrats and media glosses on the Republican sweep. It cites Jane Ely, Ann Richards, and figures like Chuck Robb and Ted Kennedy, while imagining post loss futures for several politicians with satirical, provocative tone.
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Stoned and drunk not the way to go through college
A college audience is warned about drugs and alcohol harm. The writer urges responsible behavior, notes many students drink to excess and use hallucinogens, and emphasizes risks including injury and death. Counseling centers are offered as help. college life should prioritize education over reckless experimentation.
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Voice Ten Commandments moral absolutes debate
A writer criticizes an Ishmael Mather satirical piece on the Ten Commandments as intolerant, arguing moral absolutes protect society. The letter contrasts past classroom displays and public safety with current crime, single parenting, AIDS, and trust in truth, urging readers to choose moral absolutes.
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Drama department at Lee College wins Critics Choice at festival
Lee College drama director Lynette Jones leads Dr Hero cast to top honors at the American College Theatre Festival. Irene Ryan nominations go to Josh Morison Robert McMillan Catherine Taylor. Actor Ensemble Award also earned by Morrison McMillan Taylor James Rogers Danny Rios. Congratulations to the entire drama department.
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