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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1980

Page

2

Lee College set to vote on abolishing Student Government

The Lee College Student Government plans December action to replace itself with a Student Advisory Committee to boost student input. Critics say the move fails to address apathy and ignores serious student issues, preferring social functions.

Lee College students discuss switching SG to volunteer activities committee

The Lee College Student Government proposes converting to a voluntary Student Activities Committee to boost participation and representation. Current officers were chosen by lack of candidates, and meetings with SC President Cloud and Dean Ed Monk aim to convey student views. Meetings occur Wednesdays at 1:45 p.m. and are open to interested students.

Lee College Robert C. Cloud Ed Monk

Rebecca Notebook Behind Daphne du Maurier’s Minds Eye

An intimate look into Daphne du Maurier’s thoughts in The Rebecca Notebook and Other Memories. The author reflects on widowhood and continuity of life while noting the muted appeal of her later work. The diary’s unnamed narrator becomes Henry then Max, and includes essays on subjects dear to her. Dead week rules guide exams and coursework.

Rebecca Daphne du Maurier du Maurier Alexandria Egypt England Henry Max

The Elephant Man Review by Nick Fede

A review of The Elephant Man recounts John Merrick as a compelling figure in a black and white drama. John Hurt delivers a powerful, humane portrayal while Anne Bancroft and Anthony Hopkins provide restrained, moving support. The screenplay by De Vore Bergren and Lynch anchors a haunting, thought provoking film.

John Merrick John Hurt Anne Bancroft Anthony Hopkins Christopher de Vore Eric Bergren David Lynch

Commendation to editors for strong journalism

Letter writer Paul Amerson praises the paper and its staff for high journalistic standards and bold editorials on relevant issues. He notes how editors should handle controversial topics like lost wallets and parking, and urges continued practice as they move into the real world.

Paul Amerson

Editor Kathy Woodall Resigns From The Latern

The Latern reports editor Kathy Woodall leaves after three issues due to personal reasons. Staff praise her leadership and note she will be greatly missed.

Latern Kathy Woodall Lee Latern Kathy

The Lantern staff of Lee College letters policy

The Lantern editors and staff invite response to published articles and opinions. Letters must include writer’s name and phone number and may be edited for publication. Advertising rate is $2.80 per column inch or 20 cents per line. Opinions are those of the writers, not necessarily the college.

the Lantern Journalism Students Lee College P.O. Box Baytown Texas Texas Junior College Press Association Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Associated Collegiate

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