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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1995
Page
2
Editorial warns that TV dominates life for many, shaping views on events from the Rodney King case to the OJ Simpson trial. It argues viewers should critically analyze what they watch and avoid letting programs drive violence or division. It urges responsibility to discern and ignore excesses.
The Lantern invites reader letters with writer’s name published, edits for publication, and noon deadlines on Oct 25 Nov 9 and 30. It lists ad rates 3.50 per column inch local and 5.0 per column inch national, and notes legal policies against illegal or libelous ads. The Lantern is produced by Lee College District student journalists in Baytown Texas and is affiliated with state college press associations.
Ray Williams reflects on turning thirty and aging with humor. He jokes about fashion, music, and student life, noting changes in priorities from late nights to all you can eat buffets, slower music, and a shift toward religion and talk radio. He remains a college columnist at Lee College and keeps procrastinating on his degree.
Chris Brown offers Halloween ideas from costumes to safety tips. He suggests kids and parents enjoy the night, with character ideas from Dracula to Batman, and warns to supervise children, use glow sticks, and choose trusted houses for candy. The column blends nostalgia with cautions for a safer Halloween.
Fragmented text discusses students and funds, mentioning classes and travel, with unclear names and numbers. It references semester, traveling wave and a minimum toe 2.25, but details are unclear and names are unreadable.
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