Tori Lemon Lantern Staff It is no surprise that life is filled with many twists and turns. It is also inevitable that bad things will happen, even to the greatest people. Life goes hand in hand with love- and love goes hand in hand with heartbreak, especially when the love we give falls in the… Continue reading Healing in 180 pages: R. H. Sin continues to support self-love
Photo by Sergio Cisneros Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff Want a delicious high-end restaurant to eat at that would impress people, but not empty your wallet? Then Beijing Bistro is the place to go. For the first iteration of “This Week in El Dorado” the staff at the Lantern decided it would be good start with… Continue reading This Week in El Dorado: Bistro serves unique food for a great price
Jordan Griffit Student Sports Media Columnist I will take this time to inform you that MMA legend and pioneer B.J Penn’s career is officially (or needs to be) over. B.J Penn is best known for being the first fighter ever to achieve two belts in two different weight divisions. Penn is one of the best… Continue reading Halfway out of the door
Connor Detlefsen Lantern Staff Like any college student hungry for cash, a student worker position is a great option here at Butler. It is possible for a student to find work nearly anywhere on campus. For example, student workers can be found in the bookstore, the library and the admissions offices. Butler’s greatest gift to… Continue reading Butler offers more than just paycheck
Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Time and time again, American citizens, specifically females, have had to stand up for women’s health as well as reproductive rights. This is evident by the fact that year after year, citizens must fight state governments as well as Congress in regards to defunding Planned Parenthood. According to the Washington Times… Continue reading Congress attacks Planned Parenthood, could hurt women’s health
Photo by Allison Simon Butler Student Sports Media Despite an early lead, the Butler men’s basketball team fell to Hutchinson 109-82 on Wednesday, Dec. 7. A game was blown open off a 9-0 run mid first half. Butler trailed by as many as 41 in the game as the Blue Dragons stayed undefeated and the… Continue reading Men catch fire in the middle of the season
Photo Courtesy / Zambia Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief When three teenage girls are kidnapped by a man, they come to realize that he has multiple personalities and are left trying to figure out which personalities will help them escape their captor and which will stop them from doing so. Split is a film that will keep moviegoers… Continue reading Shyamalan’s latest gets too much hype
Olivia Vest Managing Editor With a push towards an academic restructuring at Butler Community College that would provide students with a more clear cut path to their associate’s degrees, a recent step was taken to advance the concept. Headed by Butler’s Vice President of Academics Lori Winningham, the upcoming Pathways model has seen the most… Continue reading Update: College forges new paths with Pathways
Gannon Cornley II Student Sports Media On Friday, Jan. 20, Butler’s men’s and women’s track team started off the New Year with two indoor meets, one at the University of Missouri Invitational and the other at Johnson County Community College for the Cavalier Night Relays. The men started the Missouri Invitational off great with a… Continue reading Lots of winners to open the year
Sophmore Karen Garza poses in front of a stop sign in Tamaulipas. She was visiting her family over winter break. Photo courtesy of Karen Garza Dom Brown Lantern Staff At 20 years old, sophomore Karen Garza is no stranger to travel. Having made her first trip to Canada with her mother at the age of… Continue reading Travels to…Tamaulipas
