Lee Lantern Editorial Policy at Lee College
The Lee Lantern aims to be an open forum and public service for student expression, inform students about college and community activities, and provide journalism training. It features editorials, letters, guest articles, and in-depth coverage, guided by fairness, accuracy, and good taste, while notes that published pieces do not necessarily reflect college authorities.
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The Lantern Creed of Press Responsibility at Lee College
The Lantern, Lee College’s student press, upholds First Amendment protections and demands fair truthful reporting. It commits to informing the public about government and federal institutions, guarding privacy, recognizing public servants, and accepting printed errors while resisting censorship and denigration.
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Lantern Advertising Policy Summary
The Lantern accepts local and national ads with set rates. Local rate is 3.50 per column inch and national rate is 0.450 per agate line. Ads promoting illegal activity or that are libelous obscene or in poor taste are not accepted.
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Lantern at Lee College Editorial Policy Text
The Lantern publishes student journalism from Lee College Baytown Texas It is a member of state and college press associations and welcomes letters to the editor with writer name and contact details The editor may edit letters and opinions reflect writers views not necessarily college officials.
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Editor Sheila McGraw Sets Bold Semester Tone
Sheila McGraw introduces herself as editor and vows to push hard for accurate, reader focused journalism. She admits a blunt style will ruffle some feathers while inviting letters to the Journalism Department and promising a productive, watchdog semester.
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Rountree campaign endangers others religious freedom
A reader condemns Martha Rountree and Leadership Action for sending a donation form to defend school prayer. The letter argues the drive threatens religious liberty, labeling it un-American and a step toward a state religion, urging Mrs. Rountree to abandon what the writer calls tyranny.
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