Marcus Smith Lantern Staff It will scare you. It will have you at the edge of your seat. It will make you jump. It will make you laugh. It will make you scream. It might even make you cry. IT was a great movie that lived up to the hype that it received. The cast… Continue reading ‘IT’ makes audiences laugh, then scream
Game of Thrones is an HBO exclusive that first aired April 17, 2011. The final season is expected to come out late 2018. HBO.com Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor Winter has come, and it rides on a dragon spitting blue flames. Season 7 of HBO’s hit series Game of Thrones has recently concluded,… Continue reading Spoiler alert: The game of waiting
Tennessee Titans and the Oakland Raiders are missing playoffs Tyler Krenzin Lantern Columnist This is the take that I have been given the most grief over the last few weeks, so I’m bringing it here. Let’s be honest, the AFC West might be the best division in football. Sorry NFC East, Washington looked absolutely terrible,… Continue reading TYLER’S HOT TAKES!!!
Bruce Van Osdel is one of the artists whose work is displayed at the E.B. White Gallery. His main interest is ceramics. Darrah Walker Darrah Walker Lantern Staff Walking into the 700 building, the sight of glass doors being propped open and art being displayed on walls and tables come into sight. The gallery is… Continue reading Gallery features Northeast Magnet faculty
When customers walk into the Golden Asian Buffet, there is a koi pond that can be seen immediately. The pond gives a good first impression, and the food that follows is equally as appealing. Marcus Smith Marcus Smith Lantern Staff In the town of El Dorado, home of one of Butler Community College’s campuses, there… Continue reading ‘This Week in El Dorado:’ Asian Buffet tastes pleasantly surprising
Ineta explains her past and what is in store for her future. She loves to teach for the sake of her students. Cat Gonzales Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff Teaching can sometimes be a thankless and tiring job. For some, that is ok as long as it pays for their expenses, but for Foreign Language… Continue reading Lecturer teaches for more than just paycheck
Jordan Griffit Student Sports Media UFC 215 is officially in the books with not many surprises except for the main event. That would be Amanda Nunes vs. Valentina Shevchenko on Saturday, Sept. 9 with a good fight, but with a clear winner of the contest in Shevchenko, but that was not the case. Nunes retained… Continue reading Robbery in the night
Emma Barkley Lantern Staff Hurricane Irma ripped away the Florida Keys on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 10. Before hitting the United States, Hurricane Irma struck many islands including Barbuda, Puerto Rico, Cuba among others. Hurricane Irma is one of the most powerful hurricanes recorded in the Atlantic Ocean. The hurricane was around 400 miles wide and… Continue reading Back to back hurricanes concerns Butler Students
Sophomore Joel Santiago races down the path during Wichita State’s JK Gold Classic in Augusta on Saturday, Sept. 2. The Grizzly Men’s Cross Country team places fourth in the meet. Stetson Carpenter Stetson Carpenter Student Sports Media The Butler men’s and women’s teams competed at the JK Gold Classic in Augusta to start… Continue reading Men’s cross country shines at JK Gold
Dear Letter to the Editor, Police Chief Tim Bryan’s sudden resignation both forces and offers us the obligation and the opportunity to consider the future of BCC’s policing, specifically to re-evaluate Mr. Bryan’s policies leading the college away from a “public safety” to a “law enforcement model” of policing. What is the best policing model… Continue reading Letter to the Editor
