Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Reimagined classics. Intricate creations. Chef’s Table, a Netflix show featuring all varieties of chefs is back for season four, titled Pastry. In this season, the show focuses on four different pastry chefs from varying backgrounds. The first episode centers on Christina Tosi, the chef, founder and owner of Milk Bar in… Continue reading New season of Chef’s Table does not disappoint
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Madison May Students Sports Media Last weekend, Friday, April 13 through Saturday, April 14, the Butler Grizzlies track and field team traveled to the Wichita State, KT Woodman Classic. Sophomore Jayne Roberts took seventh in the women’s pole vault with a throw of 3.37 meters. Sophomore Dariaye Wooten took fifth in the men’s high jump… Continue reading Track finds success at KT Woodman Classic
Austin Faber Guest Writer The other day, sitting on the dock, I saw you in the clouds, mirroring across the water. Your face still tan from the beach. Your long hair still black as ash. Your friendly eyes blue as an early April sky. Your little shitty grin still edged in your smile, as if… Continue reading Big as the water
Kratos and Atreus explore many areas within their world, Midgard. God of War released worldwide on Friday, April 20. Caelin Bragg, Dom Brown Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff While the gameplay feels like a drag during some portions, it’s worth it for God of War’s story of a son’s coming of age and a father learning… Continue reading Kratos takes on new challenges in ‘God of War’
Taylor Garcia Student Sports Media On Tuesday, April 10, the Butler Grizzlies had a single game at home against Cowley County. Butler lost 13-6, with three home runs, two by sophomore Conner Hurst and one for freshman Joshua Cox. On Thursday, April 12, Butler traveled to Cloud County for a double-header. In the first game,… Continue reading Butler Grizzlies baseball continues with victories
Micah Streeter Guest Writer When I think of you I think of all the things I’ve been through And you What have you been through? I didn’t when I loved you know What grief of yours makes your tears flow But now I begin to For you In your voice I hear Your frailty, your… Continue reading Tears
A Note from the Editor In this issue of the Butler Lantern, we feature a letter from a concerned student regarding the opinion page of issue 11 from April 3, 2018. They found the content of the page swayed too far to one side of the debate and didn’t feature a voice from the opposing… Continue reading Letter to the Editor
J.Cole’s fifth studio album was released on Friday, April 20. KOD earned 8.1/10. Photo courtesy of YouTube music video Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Two years after reaching critical acclaim for his work “2014 Forrest Hills Drive” Jermaine Cole, known by the persona J. Cole, brought us an album that caused the most uproar and controversy… Continue reading KOD: Return of a legend
Sophomore Celina Sullivan gets set to deliver a pitch against Seward County. The Grizzlies beat Seward County 9-0 and 4-3 in the double-header. Joe Washington Ryan Paris Student Sports Media Butler softball continues to win games, as their win streak has now climbed up to 32 games. They look to sustain that success heading into… Continue reading The streak lives on: Softball extends win streak
