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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1989
Page
2
Sterling High School bans holey jeans and extreme hairstyles while administrators claim rules improve education. The piece questions whether appearance policies affect learning, notes parental complaints, and contrasts dress-code aims with student rights and real classroom outcomes.
On campus many students protest distant parking and high fees while faculty share frustration. With only one security guard patrolling, cars risk damage, and crowds grow as enrollment rises. Building new lots faces site and funding questions, including options near the library Bonner Hall and across from the college.
Ballots counted show 78 of 4,083 students voted as new Student Congress bylaws pass. Criticism notes poor publicity and apathy, urges campus pride and broader interest beyond classes and gameroom. Faculty perspectives cited on Lee College status.
The Lantern accepts local and national advertising at rates of 3.50 per column inch local and .450 per agate line national. It bans ads promoting illegal activities or that are libelous obscene or in poor taste. The Lantern is published by Lee College District Journalists in Baytown Texas 77520 4703. Letters require name social security and phone numbers and may be edited with deadline noon.
A reader condemns Jim Bakker’s alleged $4 million theft from PTL and tax evasion, argues the fallout mirrors historic abuses by religious leaders, and urges IRS scrutiny of Oral Roberts and others. The letter laments televangelism's impact, recalls Germany’s private faith practice, and predicts Bakker’s guilt or institutional commitment.
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