Olivia Vest Managing Editor As President Trump continues shocking the public with rash decision making and policy reform, the effects of some of his first executive orders have been called into question. Hundreds of arrests all over the country have taken place. These first effects of Trump’s guarantee to remove illegal immigrants from the United… Continue reading Immigration raids pose threat to American economy, livelihood
Hunter Fullhart Photography & Social Media Editor Starting Saturday July 1, people 21 and over will be allowed to conceal carry on Kansas college campuses. There are many positives to allowing students to conceal carry handguns on college campuses, and personally, I agree with the positives of this argument. According to CNN, there have been… Continue reading Campus carry carries positives
Jack Clayton The amount of hype there is for this year’s Oscars is set to be some of the biggest ever. From Jimmy Kimmel set to host to the 14 Oscars that La La Land is nominated for, there is a lot to look forward to. But with so many nominees for so many awards,… Continue reading And the Oscar goes to…
Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief Starting Saturday, July 1, any person 21 and over will have the legal right to carry a concealed weapon onto public college campuses in the state of Kansas. Of course, this includes Butler Community College. It also includes universities such as Kansas State University, Kansas University, Emporia State University and any other… Continue reading Concealed carry controversy continues
Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff There are certain steps one has to take for international travel. This ranges from simple investigations of the destination and the weather to more complex issues such as if a country requires a visa. There are a lot of things to consider for international travel, so I have compiled a checklist… Continue reading Adulting 101: Eight steps for international travel
Dominic Brown Lantern Staff How would you feel if you were limited on your home data as opposed to your phone? Well as of Monday, Feb. 20, a majority of internet service providers also known as I.S.P., have imposed data limits in Kansas. Cox, AT&T and Comcast three of the largest I.S.P.’s have enacted a… Continue reading Data limits migrate to home use
Connor Detlefsen Lantern Staff Amongst the backdrop of El Dorado’s downtown area, there is an uncanny purple, almost microscopic building infamously known as Coach Al’s Cheesesteaks. One can quickly identify the restaurant by the cartoon face of Al Presnell emblazed on the side of the building. Owner Josh Hall explained the reasoning behind the naming… Continue reading Coach Al shows up the competition
Jack Clayton Lantern Staff Nowadays, making good horror is like your grandma making her world famous cookies. It’s not hard to make them, but if done too much, then they start to feel overdone and boring. Unfortunately, that seems to be the case with much that is done with horror today. Now, even though most… Continue reading “Resident Evil” introduces new face of fear
Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief On Saturday, July 1, 2017, any legally qualified individual over the age of 21 will be able to carry a concealed weapon on any public college campus. Originally, college campuses had been given an exemption to this law, with concealed carry becoming legal in many other public places years earlier. In order… Continue reading Butler prepares for implementation of constitutional carry
Photo by Hunter Fullhart Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Every production requires a lot of hard work and effort to prepare for the few nights of actual performance. As the curtain falls on the last performance of the production, the stage crew, actors and directors feel not only a sense of relief but extreme pride. This… Continue reading Behind the scenes of “Tomato Plant Girl” and “Hair Deux”
