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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1981
Page
2
The Lee Lantern outlines goals for student expression information on college and community activities and journalism training. It emphasizes fairness accuracy and thoroughness with editorials letters to the editor and guest pieces and notes staff strive for objectivity and good taste under a guiding faculty adviser.
The spring 1981 Reflections issue drew controversy over Larry D. Lyon’s poem The Bigot. LC students and community members split, with offense taken by some who felt it exposed racial prejudice, while others viewed it as a satire on conditioned environment shaping bias.
The Lantern calls for letters to the editor and opinion features from readers. Staff welcome contributions across topics, with emphasis on local issues and civic discourse. Submit ideas to the opinion desk for publication consideration.
The Lee Lantern announces its 1981 82 mission to provide fair and journalistic quality campus news to Lee College students faculty and administration. It invites contributions and pledges equal opportunity coverage with a future oriented spirit and the motto dreams never die just the dreamer.
A Michigan native relocates to Texas and learns the state defies Western film stereotypes. He jokes about rain, cacti, Indians, roads, and the Texas accent, then praises Texas beauty at Lee College and notes how northerners often sound Texan.
The Lantern is Lee College Baytown Texas student newspaper with staff including Jerry Tallant Tracy Black and others. It is a Texas Junior College Press Association member and Texas Intercollegiate Press Association. letters require name and phone number and editors may edit for publication. rates are $2.80 per column inch or 20 cents per line.
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