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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1988
Page
2
The piece argues humor sustains mood, aids endurance, and fuels a money making culture. It cites Twain and Einstein, shares personal stories of a humorous family, and ends with a playful dare to embrace humor in daily life. It notes how humor eases hardship and can be a personal coping tool.
The column criticizes Lee College for failing to distribute student handbooks to about half of the 3,700 fall registrants. Officials report 5,000 handbooks printed but 2,000 issued, 3,000 still being assembled. Suggests distributing handbooks when tuition is paid to ensure awareness of campus rights and procedures.
Students criticize Lee College for early Friday closures. Offices shut at 1 30 p m and the snack bar and gym lock well before typical evening needs. They request access to counselors transcripts and meals after noon Fridays and urge reevaluation of service priorities.
The Lantern Boston Baytown edition lists Rusty Martin Dena DeLoach Darron Franta Tricia Dammon Jodie Stowe Robbie McDonald as photographers and Dina Parkinson Sonia Barnett John Culp and others as reporters. The college newspaper is published by Lee College District journalism students at 511 S Whiting Baytown Texas and is a member of state press associations.
A reader argues that love profoundly affects student success and suggests a campus counseling role titled the Dean of Love. The piece contends broken hearts harm grades and retention, proposing one on one sessions and campus outreach to nurture relationships alongside academics.
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