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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1990
Page
2
LC students critique the Barney Gray Center proposal noting the need for child care support for low income or single parents while college officials emphasize the center’s health care curriculum role. The piece urges expanded hours and financial aid, cites a scholarship fund, and calls for cooperative efforts to balance costs with needs.
The Lantern announces its editorial team with Tim Sherron as staff editor and Dorothy Syzdek as assistant editor. Dan Listiak serves as sports editor and JoAnn Hewitt as photo editor. Arts editor is Daren Hearnsberger with reporters Eve Buss Martin Duran Hilda Martinez Jodi Young and advisers Nancy Duke Rhonda Rhine Susan Cummings-Hastie Charisse Sartor.
The Lantern accepts local and national advertising at set rates and prohibits ads that promote illegal activities libel obscene or in poor taste. Published by Lee College District journalism students Baytown Texas the Lantern is a member of state press associations. Letters to the editor must include name social security and phone numbers and are edited at the editor's discretion.
Debra D Brinson president of Student Congress at Lee College apologizes to the Board of Regents administrative staff faculty and Student Government for attire at Convocation that brought discredit and embarrassment. She states the dress was not meant as impudence and affirms pride in representing the student body.
A Baytown reader argues parents should receive annual report cards from children and teachers, grading participation cooperation communication problem solving discipline and involvement in school activities. The piece questions modern excuses for parental absence and urges engaged parenting to support students future leaders.
A reader argues that protecting the environment and developing domestic energy sources should guide U S policy in the Middle East, criticizing reliance on foreign oil and fearing war tolls. The letter cites Desert Shield and calls for balanced oil and gas production with strong environmental and economic safeguards.
A reflective piece argues newspapers face decline as TV gains. It cites US circulation around 63 million, rising TV ownership from 155 to 176 million sets, and a 7 percent preference for TV over reading. It notes layoffs at Galveston Daily News and The Houston Post, urges greater readership to save print media.
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