Lantern editorial policy for Lee College student newspaper
The Lantern’s purpose is threefold: provide a vehicle for student expression and public service, inform students about college and community activities, and offer journalism training through editorial writing and reporting. It welcomes editorials letters and guest pieces, aims for fairness and accuracy, and notes opinions do not reflect college authorities.
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Freedom of the press duty and protection at Lee College
The Lantern student press at Lee College upholds First Amendment guarantees for freedom of the press and outlines responsibilities. It emphasizes fairness truthfulness public interest reporting, government accountability, privacy respect, and acceptance of errors while resisting censorship.
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Advertising policy rates and guidelines
The Lantern accepts local and national advertising with current rates of 3.50 per column inch for local ads and 4.50 per agate line for national ads. It prohibits ads that promote illegal activities are libelous obscene or in poor taste.
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Lantern staff and staff roles at Lee College District
The Lantern is a student newspaper at Lee College District Baytown Texas. It lists staff positions including editor Laur ie Barnett production manager Mark Woods and photographer Greg Rabel. It notes association memberships and policy on letters to the editor requiring name social security and phone number.
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Laurie Barnett
Mark Woods
Shana Matlock
Greg Rabel
Bryan Ashley Jacobs
Brian Ballard
Rusty Barbee
Joy Hidalgo
Pam Hopper
Tara Mckriye
Chard Nelson
Greg Rabe
Tyne the
Mark Verne
Mary Wooley
Mark Ferrante
Aoe
Susan Cummings-Hastle
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Baytown
Texas
Radio Rebellion Targets Houston Airwaves
A Houston column laments Top 40 dominance and urges listeners to seek independent labels and alternative bands. It praises Minutemen DOA Flipper and others for meaningful, provocative lyrics and calls readers to pressure local stations to diversify beyond Madonna and RUN-DMC.
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Toxic Shock
Alternative Tentacles
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DOA
Joe McCarthy
Flipper
Meat Puppets
dB’s
Go- Betweens
Modern Lovers
Houston
Always one more step Look out for pushy mom on journey
An older woman student addresses a younger classmate crowding the back seat of college life with hard lessons. She candidly confesses being a mom peer, craving status, and struggling with coping skills learned in youth while urging patience and self restraint.
New drinking law sparks debate on clubs and underage access
A college reader argues the new law raising alcohol age to 21 unfairly restricts 19 and 20 year olds from entering clubs even when they only dance and socialize. He notes state highway funding and personal freedom, calls for hand stamping or alternative solutions, and laments loss of social space for younger adults.
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