Photo Courtesy: Goodreads Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff “The Girl on the Train” by Paula Hawkins was not a major trainwreck. It was well written, and the plot line flowed wonderfully. The writing style was a bit uniquebecause of its diary styled format, but it wasn’t a difficult read. The plot line followed three strong female leads,… Continue reading Hawkins’ novel a detrailment
Photo Courtesy: Kaitlin Parks With a variety of filed, frosted and glazed confections, Turner’s Coffee and Donuts supplies students, community members and passersby alike with delicious breakfast foods and warm beverages every day. A family-owned business, Turner’s has many delectable treats for the family. Kaitlin Parks Lantern Staff Turner’s Coffee and Donuts opened Monday, Sept.… Continue reading Turner’s donuts are a hole in one
Photo Courtesy: Pinterest Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Nana is a hidden treasure in the Netflix world, a mature adult animation based off of the manga written by Ai Yazawa and directed by Morio Asaka on the Funimation network. I must say Asaka did a wonderful job. The English voice acting was superb, and the animation… Continue reading ‘Nana,’ animated rollercoaster of life
Photo Courtesy: weliveentertainment Hunter Fullhart Photography and Social Media Editor We’ve all seen the movie, we’ve all heard her tale and we all know what happened to those three film students in Burketsville, Md., back in 1999. Whether we believe it or not, we have to accept the fact that the legend of the Blair… Continue reading Do you believe in her?
Photo Courtesy: Kaitlin Parks Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Travis Kochenower, a Butler graduate, is one of the nicest and happiest people to be around, considering his circumstances. Kochenower spends what little free time he has going golfing, to rodeos or horseback riding. Growing up and living on a farm made getting a degree in agriculture… Continue reading Kochenower’s optimism outshines the dreary challenges of life
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff For Butler, catering to people with disabilities is a must. Butler hosts 280 students. “It grows everyday,” according to Teressa Eastman, director of disability services. “This includes our Andover campus as well.” Eastman said. The growing program has and will be a great contributor to excellence at Butler by helping students… Continue reading Students succeed at Disability Services: Butler offers students services at no cost
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff For many people, being able to travel all over the world is a dream that very rarely has the opportunity to become a reality. For sophomore Amy Cornelison, the nomadic lifestyle is the only life she knows. Cornelison was born in Seligenstadt, Germany and spent most of her childhood there. Once… Continue reading Cornelison travels the world for free
Mario Cabrera Student Sports Media On Friday, Sept. 16, the Butler Grizzlies volleyball team was in Dodge City playing in the Dodge City Invitational. The first team the Grizzlies were set to face was Dodge City. The Grizzlies won the first set 25-21, then Dodge City took the second set, 25-23. The Grizzlies took the… Continue reading Volleyball strives in Dodge City Invitational
Photo Courtesy: Dom Brown Freshman Lauren Allen attempts to score in their game against Cowley on Friday, Sept. 16. Butler won the game, 7-3. Dom Brown Student Sports Media The Lady Grizzlies of the women’s soccer team continues to dominate, winning their home opener against Cowley last Friday night, Sept. 16, 7-3. The ladies are… Continue reading Women’s soccer cruises past opponents
Caleb Thornton Advertising & Distribution Editor Let me begin this editorial by stating I will be not objective. In fact, it will be quite obvious I am all in support of the actions this article will look at and decipher. On Tuesday, Sept. 6, my soul sister Jill Stein joined over 100 others to gather… Continue reading Jill Stein, a favorite of mine.
