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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1986
Page
2
A woman reflects on how maturity shapes responses to a provocative campus incident. She compares views from her husband and male classmates, noting gender and age gaps in judgments, and questions why maturity brings pain and embarrassment rather than clear wisdom.
A reader rejects claims that top forty music is worthless or uninspired arguing that entertainment value defines music not intellectual heft. The letter defends listening preferences across generations and asks critics to respect diverse tastes in sound.
The Lantern shows a roster of staff positions and contributors including production manager Mark Woods advertising manager Shana Mallock reporters Tammy Mcintyre Greg Rabel Kaat Thomas Lynne Tims and Mark Woods. The Lantern is published by Lee College District journalism students and is a member of state press associations.
A music feature notes Cyndi Lauper's comeback album True Colors with contributions from Nile Rodgers The Bangles Billy Joel and Pee Wee Herman. It highlights chart progress of True Colors No 3 single and contrasts with Tina Turner Break Every Rule with singles Typical Male and What You Get Is What You See while praising Turner and Adams co writes and Tina's Private Dancer era legacy.
Lee College letters to the editor demand reader participation. The Lantern staff urge students to write and share opinions, criticizing campus discourse while inviting constructive feedback and public debate.
Opinion notes political attacks plus ads in the Texas governor race between Mark White and Bill Clements. It argues both sides use slander and reveals examples from commercials and papers, urging fact based campaigning over name calling as election day nears. The writer closes with a fishing metaphor about election day.
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