Global Hunger and Action on World Food Day
An opinion piece notes 500 million chronically hungry people and 30 million in America, contrasts calories in developed and developing worlds, and cites 1,600 daily need. It argues hunger persists due to weak politics and warns arms spending could help. urges individual and community action to support feeding programs and policy reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
America
Developed World
Developing World
Africa
Exam memories rise with past test anxieties
In reflecting on preparing for a major exam after ten years I recall high school tests. The narrator wrestles with fear of wrong info, perfection from peers, and the terror of 100 questions or essay tasks. They acknowledge studying, surviving the test, and storing knowledge for another time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Einstein Swartz
Madame Curie Perfecto
Einstein-Curie
Mary Wooley
Joo
Lantern staff credits and publication details at Lee College
The Lantern newspaper produced by Lee College District journalism students lists staff roles including sports editor and production manager. It notes affiliations with state journalism associations and requires letters to the editor with the writer’s name social security number and phone. opinions reflect individual writers or editors, not the college board or administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Barnett
Mark Woods
Shana Matlock
Ira Rabel
Bryan Ashley Jacobs
Ropofrops
Cesseseseeeen
Brian Ballard
Joy Hidalgo
Pam Hopper
Tammy "Memes
Greg Rabel
Stephen Thomas
Lynne Tims
Mary Wooley
Mark Ferrante
Case
Susan the
the Lantern
Texas Community College Journalism Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
College Press Service
Board of Regents
Lee College
The 50s generation and the birth of independence
The narrator recalls strict 1950s upbringing and the shift toward fostering happy children. She describes overprotective norms, then embraces a ruthless plan to push her kids toward leaving home, testing boredom and independence to ensure maturation.
Mainstream critique of politics and labor in Texas and America
The piece argues against chasing the mainstream in politics and labor. It contends Texas has seen Democratic governors for about a century, urges party change in Austin, and condemns social programs. It attacks unions, favors buying American, and warns tuition hikes and imports hurt the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Governor
Clements
Austin
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