By: Tori Lemon Lantern Staff When many of us think of going on vacation or moving to our “dream country,” people oftentimes think of a place on the other side of the world; however, for sophomore Dieme Youssouph, the country he wanted to move to most was the United States. After living off of the… Continue reading Butler goes international
By: Sergio Cisneros Butler Lantern Staff Our school has an amazing cast of teachers and mentors that all have the great ability to nurture and expand the minds of the students to the fields they teach and to the world around them in a way that makes Butler a place of great learning potential. Every… Continue reading Kim Karr: Chemistry teacher burning with passion.
Hello all you wonderful people out there! That’s right, Liv and Jerry are back and we couldn’t be more thrilled. We are happy to get back to giving you all advice. Keep sending us your questions to get them answered. Love you all! – Liv and Jerry Dear Liv and Jerry, I am a second… Continue reading Dear Liv and Jerry (We’re back!)
By Hunter Fullhart – Social Media and Photography Media Editor Wichita State men’s basketball has become the poster child for Kansas universities when it comes to basketball. With their steadily rising success, nothing is stopping them from becoming one of the top collegiate programs in the nation. Last season, the Shockers bid farewell to the… Continue reading Shockers lose stars, gain new ones
Matthew Jackson Guest Columnist Hello. I know we have met before. But I don’t recognize you. What happen to that smile you always had? The kid who would always make everyone happy? Now you just have tears in your eyes. You isolate yourself as if you know you’ve changed. As if you’re ashamed of what… Continue reading Unknown
Kaitlin Parks Lantern Staff Everything is changing. My life is rearranging. And I don’t know what to do, so I look to you. When I open my eyes, I see you for what you are. Then I realize, that we’re moving fast and far. Everything is changing, my life is rearranging. And I don’t know… Continue reading Everything is changing
Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff I don’t understand why I never saw it before. The destructive tolls we as people have on one another. We feed, and take until there is nothing left but the silhouette of what we once were. We can all put the blame on each other. “Well you should have done more,”… Continue reading Desolation’s Greed
Jordan Griffitt Student Sports Media Butler lost in the quarterfinals of the NJCAA Women’s soccer tournament on Wednesday, Nov. 16, falling to Monroe College (New York) in Melbourne, Fla. Butler came into the game riding high on a 21 game win streak after starting 0-2 on the season. With a win against Monroe College, the… Continue reading Spectacular soccer season comes to end
Charles Chaney Student Sports Media Sometimes when your number is called, you step in and do what is needed. Raegan Sanchez did just that on Saturday, Nov. 19. Fresh off back-to-back losses, combined by four points, Sanchez scored nine points and pulled down 10 rebounds en route to Butler women’s basketball team beating Barton County… Continue reading Sanchez career night fuels victory
Tyson Lawson Student Sports Media The final cross country meet of the season took place on Saturday, Nov. 12 at the National Junior College meet, in El Dorado. It was a very brisk morning with the temperature around the high 40s. A lot of people came out from all around the nation to represent their… Continue reading Cross country season closes
