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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1988
Page
2
A returning college mother chronicles a bustling household filled with teenage energy, rock music, and daily chaos. She reflects on juggling schooling, family duties, and varied roles from trainer to singer while cherishing Big Bird and Bon Jovi in a loud, loving home.
Our View argues for flexible tardiness rules that recognize life’s interruptions. It suggests tallying tardies as absences or allowing entry when possible, noting students pay for education and deserve access despite occasional delays. The piece endorses a balanced, inclusive approach.
Enrollment at Lee College rises 10.8 percent with minority students surging cementing gains for Black and Hispanic groups. Black enrollment up 21 percent and Hispanic up 16 percent, credited to Black and Hispanic Access Committees and Dr. Blevins. Our View notes Lantern editorial board writers.
Local lantern adviser roster includes Rusty Martin Dena DeLoach Darron Franta Tricia Dammon and Jodie Stowe Robbie McDonald Darron Franta Dina Parkinson Sonia Barnett John Culp Brenda Granderson Jeff Haddon Mark Kramer Justin May Wendi McCormick Jodi Storm Jodie Stowe and Susan Cummings Hastele.
The Lantern announces local and national advertising rates of 3.50 per column inch locally and 0.450 per agate line nationally. It rejects ads promoting illegal or libelous content. Published by Lee College District journalism students at 511 $. Whiting Baytown TX 77520-4703.
The speaker reflects on shifting political awareness after high school. They note teens feel detached from parties, while turning 18 sparks voting interest. Observations include varied reactions to Republicans and Democrats as political opinions become personal.
A student reflects on voting Republican this November and questions how much parental influence shapes political beliefs. The writer urges peers to research candidates and issues before voting, noting media focus on campaigns and the importance of personal accountability for electoral choices.
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