Sophomore Raven Prince drives in for a layup against Cowley County. Butler pulled through 62-47. Photo by Ed Bailey Austin McNorton Student Sports Media The Lady Grizzlies were dominant on defense yet again as they were able to shut down the Tigers from Cowley County on Wednesday, Jan. 28. Butler trailed at the end of… Continue reading Lady Grizzlies sweep Cowley
Tyson Lawson Student Sports Media With a 17-5 record, the Butler women’s basketball team took home another win on Saturday, Feb. 4 against the Independence Pirates. With the Grizzlies dominated by a huge margin, 55-37. This would make it five straight for the women’s, and they already had a previous five game win streak earlier… Continue reading The Grizzlies make Pirates sink
Above Left: Freshman Blake Blessie tries to tag an Independence runner. The Grizzlies dropped their doubleheader 6-3 and 10-5. Above Right: Sophomore Nathan Russell delivers his pitch. Bottom Left: Sophomore Connor Hurst rounds third base. Bottom Right: Redshirt freshman Mason Goade tags down an Indy runner. Photos by Ed Bailey Sean Boston and Mario Cabrera… Continue reading Butler reloads after loss of players
Photo Courtesy: Deviant Art Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Imagine this: The Bee Movie, but every time they say “bee,” one dies. Harsh, is it not? Unfortunately, that is the reality we are now facing. To say that bees are “kind of” important is like saying Vincent Van Gogh was “kind of” talented and Simon Cowell… Continue reading Colony Collapse Disorder results in a buzzkill
Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Since I am planning a trip to Greece this summer, many of you might know that one of the most important steps in international travel is to get a passport. Now some might already have one, but a majority of people probably have no clue of how to get one. According… Continue reading Adulting 101: Passport needed to satisfy every student’s wanderlust
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Protesting has long been the people’s way of showing how they stand on certain issues. From the Women’s March to the March of Life, people have used every opportunity this year to speak their mind. While protesting is generally considered a good thing in theory, maybe we have lost the spirit… Continue reading Protesting: Good for some, wrong for many
Olivia Vest Managing Editor Protest comes in many forms. Ranging from collective call sprees reaching out to our senators and representatives to planned demonstrations with speakers, signage and rhyming chants, individuals have the First Amendment right to free speech and peaceful assembly. With hundreds of planned protests in recent weeks ranging from “Pro-Life” rallies to… Continue reading Protesting: Wrong for some, good for many
