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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1995
Page
2
The Lantern serves as a forum and public service for student expression and information on college and community activities. It aims for fairness accuracy and thoroughness offering editorials letters to the editor guest essays and in-depth coverage while guiding students toward journalistic standards under adviser oversight.
Editorial notes a walk-in registration poll on a smoke-free campus. Of 206 respondents 145 favored a ban, but critics claim telephone registrants were excluded and survey influence was biased by free popcorn and drinks.
Students question the impact of a smoke free campus on the TV1 lounge and entrances while debating where designated smoking areas would be. They note rising enrollment boosts parking demand and propose a parking garage or car pooling as potential solutions to curb car numbers and improve access.
Readers are invited to submit letters signed with a phone number for verification. phone numbers are not printed. Submissions are accepted for Social Science, Room 114, for consideration.
Robin L. Johnson editor of The Lantern offers playful stress relief ideas for campus life. Lighthearted tips range from party misdirections to silly pranks and social faux pas aimed at easing tension among students.
Ray Williams argues Channel 13 should keep Phil Donahue in Houston daytime lineup over replacing him with Carnie and Ricki Lake. He praises Donahue’s class and calls for viewer protest to preserve the longtime host. He notes a potential late night open slot and urges readers to contact Channel 13 and the Houston Chronicle.
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