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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1987
Page
2
The narrator details the loss of a wallet at McDonald’s on Garth Road and the theft of a LC press pass and LC ID. A credit card remains, but the wallet’s absence sparks suspicions of prank or misuse as the author riffs on possible villains and the value of such IDs.
A reader criticizes music lyrics and R rated films for shaping underage behavior. They cite George Michael Prince Lisa Bonet and Porkey's and urge industry cleanup. Parents should teach morals early while rating systems and parental guidance fail to protect youths.
Lantern staff reports LC Returning Students Organization requests sandwiches or fruit in campus vending machines. Four coffee machines across Rundell Hall Bonner Hall Technical Vocational and Moler Hall produce about $20 monthly, leading to two removals. Operations director Kyle Jennings cites limited staff as reason for not extending snackbar hours.
Lee College students and faculty enjoyed an outdoor carnival on the Moler Hall lawn sponsored by Student Congress. Returning Student Organization and Congress raised over 600 dollars for the Constitutional Symposium in honor of retired counselor Gertrude Teter. Music by the Lee Jazz Band and the Country and Western band accompanied the event.
Student Congress explores a mid semester fall break for 1988 with options before or after mid terms. President Jay Antle notes faculty interest while LC president Dr. Vivian Blevins urges attendance compliance. If approved, classes would start two days earlier or run two days longer, a Gulf Coast survey shows LC may be first.
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