Where is our just reward and punishment balance
A critical look at punitive systems across daily life argues for a reward mechanism. The author cites late penalties and credit card interest, proposing time credits for early returns, a back up for job loss, and better rehabilitation. Without rewards, systems seem unfair and imbalanced, challenging the notion of justice and equality.
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View condemns Lee College space crisis harming community
Readers condemn ongoing lack of classroom space forContinuing Education at Lee College in Baytown. Delays and shifting schedules force CE classes such as welding and furniture remodeling to move, risking enrollment, trust, and local access to education as proposals to buy nearby property falter and CE enrollment rises.
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Lights Needed at Lee College Night Classes
Student safety on campus is at risk due to poor lighting and security gaps, with near pitch dark paths to cars during night classes. Complaint stresses that mugging and vandalism could occur without urgent fixes, urging administration to improve lighting and secure parking areas.
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Local staff credits list for readers and advisors
Reporters and advisors including Jeff Haddon Wendi McCormick Mark Kramer Wendi McCormick Robbie McDonald Laurie Adcox Susan Butaud DaLu Nifong Freddie Baird Sonia Barnett Karen Epp Paul Gilliam Daren Hearnsberger Hilda Martinez Robbie McDonald Wendi McCormick John Schmidt Patrick Sears Jay Spears Susan Cummings Hastie serve as contributors and advisory contacts for the publication.
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Paul Gilliam
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John Schmidt
Patrick Sears
Jay Spears
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Lantern Advertising Policy Rates and Rules
The Lantern accepts local and national advertising at three fifty per column inch locally and four hundred fifty per agate line nationally. It bans ads promoting illegal activities or that are libelous obscene or in poor taste.
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American treasures guard a lifetime of cinema love
The Library of Congress earmarked about fifty films as American treasures, sparking memories of first movie experiences and lifelong devotion. The writer recalls Star Wars as a turning point at age seven, praises classics like Citizen Kane and Casablanca, and notes shifts in modern cinema with eager curiosity for new heroes after Star Wars and Indiana Jones pause.
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Orson Welles
Humphrey Bogart
Henry Fonda
Jimmy Stewart
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