Photo By: Consequence of Sound Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Dropping an album is the most impressive thing that an up-and-coming artist can do. However, what do you do if you have almost done everything musically? This is the question that artist Future decided he needed to answer and in a huge way. Dropping two songs… Continue reading Future looks to the FUTURE with HNDRXX
Photo by Dom Brown Sophmores Sam Cole and Emily Kuhn nail a stunt. They competed in Kentucky for a bid on Saturday, Feb. 18. Dominic Brown Lantern Staff An easily overlooked sport in the collegiate world is cheerleading. Most commonly at the sidelines of the main event it is easily swept aside. However, there are… Continue reading Cheerleaders battle for bid
Photo by Ed Bailey Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff A long time coming…that has been the mindset of one true baller on this campus. Sophomore Johnny Lindsey lives his life in a different world than most students. Standing at 6’4”, he is not your typical big man. No, he is something much more. So how does… Continue reading Life’s short yet long road
Photo by Sergio Cisneros Robert Carlson poses next to the whiteboard in the 200 building that advertises the event he has ran proudly for almost a decade. The board is always there encouraging students to join in on the magic Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff A legendary event happens every Friday in the 200 building… Continue reading Professor explores magic of studying
The group, led by Sister Rosemary Kolich, prepares to discuss Bruce Bair’s “Good Land, or My Life as a Farm-Boy.” The group meets once a month to discuss their literature choices. Photo by Sergio Cisneros Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff Walking up to the library in the 600 building at any given moment will result in… Continue reading Talk About Literature continues the discussion
Olivia Vest Managing Editor President Donald Trump has been the focus of controversy for issues ranging from his numerous executive orders to his political comments on social media. More recently, attention has been called to his Cabinet picks, questioning their viability in each of their respective offices. Garnering both the support and protest of Americans,… Continue reading Trump’s Cabinet picks locked into place
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Community college often gives students the opportunity to dip into different fields of work and to decide what they do and do not like. Some take a liking to music, literature, engineering and to digital media. For all lovers of art and illustrations on the digital level, business is thriving. Graphic… Continue reading Potential Careers in… Graphic Design
