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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1990
Page
3
A reader critiques greeting cards that parody Tolstoy novels with watercolor art and sentimental lines about finding words to express love and worth. The piece mocks overlong, earnest messages that begin with phrases like There’s no easy way to say this and claim concern for a friend’s self-destructive changes.
A reader warns that greeting cards from Molly Wigand and similar authors are crafted to manipulate recipients, turning everyday messages into potentially deceptive letters. The piece cites multiple card lines about care, friendship, and apologies, suggesting a market shift toward emotionally risky communications and even parody, with references to Hallmark style and a cynical blueprint for future releases.
Roberta Wright’s Sept. 13 article urged women to claim their name and pride. The author argues men should join as feminists, noting cultural sexism. calls for changing democratic norms through education and edification to end gender inequality.
The piece urges men to embrace feminism as a path to gender equality and to reject sexist behavior. It argues that men cannot fully feel women's pain but can atone by supporting egalitarian values and standing beside women in the struggle for rights. It questions whether Roberta will accept them as honorary or full feminists.
A letter urges campus wide recycling at Lee College with cans, glass, paper and styrofoam avoidance. It cites landfill closures and asks students to use home mugs and drop cans in campus boxes. The note also thanks Dr Blevins for child care center support and invites views for publication.
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down for a college level puzzle. Entries include suffixes for land and sea, figures who defy, film and sport references, and common crossword terms across a dense grid.
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