Taylor Garcia Student Sports Media Butler Grizzlies baseball continues to succeed with their season. On Thursday, March 8, Garden City traveled to Butler for a double-header. Butler took a victory sweep, winning 5-4 in the first game, and 12-11 in the second, this time in extra innings. Sophomore Alex Brough had both a home run… Continue reading Grizzlies baseball continues to take their season to another level
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Professors are rarely celebrated for their many achievements in the classroom. The L.W. Nixon Library decided to change that stigma when they started the Dewey Award. The Dewey Faculty Award was put into place to recognize a faculty member who is an outstanding user of the L.W. Nixon Library each year.… Continue reading ‘Dewey Award’ awards teachers
Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff This review is of the simulcast of Super and will contain spoilers for the dub currently airing on Adult Swim. Dragon Ball Super drops the ball in many places, but its moments of glory show that it clearly understands what makes Dragon Ball special. Following series creator Akira Toriyama’s return to… Continue reading ‘Dragon Ball Super’ stumbles its way into hearts
Tori Lemon Guest Writer Glimpses of sunlight dance across your room As we lay, silent. I wake up first, watching your chest rise and fall. Sometimes I think your snores are my favorite sound, And at night with my head on your chest, Your heartbeat becomes my favorite lullaby. Before you, I used to hate… Continue reading Monday morning
Chris Davies Guest Poet He opened his eyes that morning; with surprise. From the muffled warmth, he was loathe to rise. His joints a symphony of snap, crackle, pop He arose and then back to bed did flop. The aged hero of many a dream No longer held in prurient esteem The wrinkles, bags, and… Continue reading Louis Prompt
Micah Streeter Guest Poet As something fades Within us something says “Wow” There’s a new thought we’ve found What if tears were white And clouds were blue And blood was red – yours is, mine too What kind of poem can a patriot write If a man was so hopelessly inclined To believe in something… Continue reading History is made
Nimbus Guest Writer When stargazing, I see the occasional shooting star and think of the incredibly unlikely odds of seeing one. What are the chances of something so small coming into contact with the Earth, a grain of sand compared to the vastness of space, at the exact moment I look up to the sky.… Continue reading Sparks
Illustration by Elza High Darrah Walker Lantern Staff Recently, Kansas passed a bill allowing college students to conceal carry on campus if they are 21 years old or older. Now, Kansas House of Representatives passed a House Bill (HB) 2042 to lower the age to 18, which is now in the process of going through… Continue reading Kansas bill causes concern for colleges
Dee Guest Poet The art of image Working for a single goal Self-satisfaction.
Tyler Krenzin Guest Poet ROSES ARE RED VIOLETS ARE BLUE I’M A CHICKEN NUGGET AND SO ARE YOU Yes… this is serious.
