Katrina Schneweis, an L.W. Nixon Library and cafe employee, makes a vanilla chai coffee, one of the many beverages. Working in the library is just one of many jobs for students offered at on-campus. Emma Barkley Emma Barkley Lantern Staff Butler Community College offers many different kinds of on-campus jobs to students who are enrolled… Continue reading On-campus jobs are the answer
Discussion Leader Dennis Etzel Jr. and Librarian Ruth Harries discuss the feature play and book, “Picnic,” written by William Inge. The next book talk will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 1. Marcus Smith Marcus Smith Lantern Staff If one loves to read and talk about books, there is a book talk hosted in the Butler… Continue reading Attending Butler’s book talk seems like a picnic
Two from right: Charlotte Smith is pictured. International student Charlotte Smith, a secondary goalie, was injured prior to the game. Cat Gonzales Cat Gonzales Lantern Staff A rising star from Bristol, England, freshman Charlotte Smith is one out of many students here at Butler in the international program. Smith, a soccer player for the Butler… Continue reading Young England star shines at Butler
Emma Barkley Lantern Staff That’s right, current student Graham Eastburn does both. Eastburn, a sophomore at Butler Community College, is from a small town, Garden Plain, and has recently turned 20 years old on Tuesday, Sept 5. Eastburn became a student campus police officer this year and is wanting to be a State Trooper in… Continue reading Officer by day, yell leader by night
Art club members paint rocks to be placed around campus. The rocks had the Instagram hashtag on it to draw attention to the club. Dom Brown Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor The Art Club rocked campus for its first meeting, literally. With the beginning of a new year, there are plenty of new… Continue reading Art Club brings culture to El Dorado
Illustration by Danni Rains Rachel Mcclurg Lantern Staff Since starting college at Butler, I have begun to notice just how much the professors like to talk about politics. I personally love politics, but I do not necessarily want to talk about it at 8 a.m. I did not sign up for the class to… Continue reading I thought my political science class was next semester?
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Seeing that I was, for the most part, right about where the Raiders and the Titans were heading, I’m going to throw another hat into this ring: This one is for you, Austin. The Dallas Cowboys will barely miss the playoffs this season. Only six teams from the NFC can make… Continue reading Tyler’s Hot Takes!!!: Cowboys season will need corralled, for any hopes of playoff berth.
Illustration by Danni Rains Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor To whom it may concern, On behalf of the staff, I would like to apologize for any confusion regarding the published letter that ran in the second issue. The staff takes great pride in reporting factual and timely material, and we strive to produce… Continue reading Letter From the Editor
Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff Much like the themes explored in the game, Doki Doki Literature Club’s fun and charming exterior is just a front to the dark, twisted reality that exists inside of it. Doki Doki Literature Club tries to act like every other bad dating simulator that infests Steam’s store page, but knowing who… Continue reading Literature club shows everyone has a hidden side
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Netflix has been killing it lately with its original shows. Some viewers can be happy with their choice to cut the cord because of the competition with regular TV programming. Living in a house myself, I decided to do the same and get my entertainment from my parents’ Netflix account.… Continue reading Don’t draw early conclusions about American Vandal
