Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff When it comes to reviews, usually I like to be more critical with story writing, direction and acting, but with the Netflix series Atypical, it’s a story I think requires a lighter touch. Atypical is a story that follows Sam (Keir Gilchrist), a teenager with autism and the way he thinks… Continue reading Season two has its own unique charm
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor “Wild Things: Nature and the Social Imagination” opened to the Butler campus Monday, Aug. 27 – Friday, Sept. 21. Sandra Williams, the artist whose work can be found at the E.B. White Art Gallery, has been exhibiting nationally since she was about 23 years old. Her pieces are… Continue reading Sandra Williams creates a new tale
Ashton Hittle Lantern Staff The new school year at Butler brings a new department of Fine Arts and Communication Dean Richard Nichols. Nichols is a well-rounded man that heads the Fine Arts and Communications Department. He is a husband and father to four children, and he has always been involved with music and teaching throughout… Continue reading Butler welcomes dean of fine arts and communication
Alfredo Garcia Lantern Staff Change of hands: Errin Moore, the new friendly owner of The Next Chapter Books and Novelties, has taken over the bookstore, formerly known as The Book Grinder. Moore is adding new items made personally by her and some of the locals in Wichita and El Dorado. Her intention is to bring… Continue reading The Next Chapter is here to stay
Tyler Godwin Student Sports Media The Grizzlies traveled to Highland Community College for their second game of the season and were able to pick up a crucial early season victory over the Scotties, defeating Highland 35-27. Butler started off the game’s scoring with two rushing touchdowns coming from sophomore running back Darius Timmons. Sophomore quarterback… Continue reading Grizzlies take down 18th ranked Scotties
Taylor Garcia & Owen Berk Student Sports Media When people think about college sports, football comes to mind for many people. How far will these athletes go? Who is the best? With the new KJCCC rule as of 2016-2017, there is no limit with the number of out-of-state players you can have. In the past,… Continue reading Aftermath of the new KJCCC transfer rule
Hannah Simon Student Sports Media You would think being a college student would already be stressful enough between long classes, a job and trying to maintain relationships with friends and family. Try including playing football on top of all that stress. Playing sports in college can be a lot more stressful than being an average… Continue reading Daily schedule of a Butler football player
Matthew Will & Raymond Hoare Managing Editor & Student Sports Media On Wednesday, Sept. 12, Butler’s matchup with Johnson County ended later than usual as the Grizzlies came away with a late win in overtime, 2-1. Sophomore defender Aylin Torres scored the game winning goal, improving Butler’s record to 4-3, 1-0 in KJCCC conference play.… Continue reading Torres scores game-winner in overtime against rival Cavaliers
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Though pets are not currently allowed on campus, having animals at Butler would be beneficial to students, faculty and administrators. Having animals on campus would decrease stress, comfort students adjusting to being away from home and help those who may be struggling with mental illnesses. At some point in their college… Continue reading Animals on campus helps reduce stress
Matthew Will Managing Editor Shortly after the school year began, Butler Community College announced a new agreement involving Wichita State University’s Frank Barton School of Business. The agreement lays out the required courses needed for a bachelor’s degree in business administration. On Friday, Aug. 4, the two insitutions met at Butler’s Andover campus to finalize… Continue reading Business administration major reaches transfer agreement with WSU
