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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1989
Page
2
An African student at Lee College reflects on the absence of a unified American culture in the United States. He argues culture encompasses shared human values and dignity, urges family moral development, creative education, and political awareness, and predicts restored national culture could curb economic issues and restore pride.
An essay discusses stereotypes about blondes and the bias they face in interviews and daily life. It argues the phrase blondes have more fun reinforces discrimination, shaping perceptions of intelligence and promiscuity while noting exceptions and personal resolve.
Debbie Earnest, LC student, writes to the editor about campus parking problems. She notes vehicles blocking driveways and cites a single security officer as insufficient. She urges an investigation into the parking violation issue and better enforcement.
Our view argues for broader public involvement in combating drugs beyond William Bennett. It notes Bush's 7.8 billion plan drew mixed reactions and calls for more funding for law enforcement prisons and treatment. It warns that politicians alone cannot win the war and stresses higher taxes may be accepted to curb drug crime.
The Lantern serves as open forum and public service for student expression and information on college and community activities. It promotes fairness accuracy and thoroughness with in depth coverage of issues and conflicts. Letters to the editor and guest articles are welcomed and the faculty adviser guides toward journalistic excellence.
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