Editorial policy of The Lantern at Lee College
The Lantern serves as a forum for student expression and public service by reporting college and community activities. It aims for fairness and accuracy, includes editorials and letters, covers major college events and classwork, and guides students in journalism while noting that published pieces do not necessarily reflect college authorities.
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Lantern Advertising Policy Rates and Restrictions
The Lantern accepts local and national advertising with rates of 3.50 per column inch for local ads and .450 per agate line for national ads. Ads promoting illegal activities or that are libelous obscene or in poor taste are not accepted.
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Lantern staff and policy at Lee College Baytown
The Lantern is a student newspaper published by Lee College journalism students in Baytown Texas. It is a member of state and national press associations and College Press Service. Letters to the editor must include writer name social security and telephone numbers and may be edited. Opinions reflect editors or writers and not the college.
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Regents act reasonably LC takes sting out of state's tuition hike
Lee College administrators argue for measured tuition increases amid broader cuts to higher education. They note LC raised tuition from four to six dollars per hour while the state legislature tripled the minimum four dollar charge, aiming to ease impact on students during recessionary times.
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Weekend DJ Sees Gorilla Suit As Possible Investment
A college student describes life as a weekend disc jockey. He notes the ups and downs of teen dances, including pestering requests and fights, and recalls a scene where a man in a gorilla suit breaks up a brawl. He jokes about buying a gorilla suit to boost his image.
Baseball Drug Scandal Hits the Diamond Hall of Shame
columnist Greg Babel rails against drug misuse in baseball, naming trials in Pittsburgh, drug dealers in locker rooms, and the fallout for stars like Willie Mays. He criticizes the court system for leniency and calls for accountability while noting Steve Dorger and the Twins. He concludes warning against chorus of beer shouts at crowded ballparks.
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Political one‑upmanship leads to absurd international tangle
Satirical chronicle depicts a cascade of retaliations between the West and East. Gordievski defects triggering mass expulsions by Britain and the Soviet Union, with follow‑ups including boycotts, vodka moratoriums, and odd pairings of sports diplomacy.
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