Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager El Dorado has got a brand-new flair this year with the opening of Hampton’s, a local fast-food joint at 117 West 2nd Avenue. Hampton’s serves everything one would expect from a fast-food place/diner; burgers, chicken, sandwiches, hotdogs, salads and a wide variety of sides and homemade pies are all… Continue reading Hampton’s provides local charm to fast-food
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff The Fall Butler Vocal music concert took place Thursday, Oct. 11 through the Saturday, Oct. 13 this month featuring all the vocal programs on campus such as the Concert Choir, the Chambers Singers, The Butler Ladies, A Cappella and the Headliners. Other than the Headliners, who performed at the Kansas State… Continue reading Vocal department prepares for first concert of the year
Matthew Will Managing Editor The history does not lie. With over 260 million units sold in their history, FIFA keeps the success going. On Friday, Sept. 28, the newest addition of the franchise release, titled FIFA 19, was released. For the second consecutive year, it featured now Juventus forward Christiano Ronaldo on the cover. KICK… Continue reading FIFA continues hot streak
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff With 14 tracks that display varying sounds, Twenty One Pilots’ fifth album, Trench, was highly anticipated. The variation in music had already been shown with four singles released earlier this year, but it became more clear when the album dropped Friday, Oct. 5. The songs on this album go from more… Continue reading Twenty One Pilots’ new album delivers on expectations
Hannah Simon Student Sports Media In 2016 the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference met and made a rule change for football and basketball for their roster and scholarship limits. The new rule change for the KJCCC allows both teams to have as many out-of-state players. Many people were concerned about the rule change, saying that… Continue reading Recent KJCCC rule change does not affect baseball
Marissa Ramirez Student Sports Media Wednesday, Oct. 10, the Butler volleyball team took on Pratt in a thrilling five set match win against the Beavers (25-23, Pratt), (25,18, Butler), (25,19, Pratt), (25-20, Butler), (15-7, Butler). “[This] was not our best performance, but we still finished with a win. Sophomore outside hitter Nia Bishop said, “We… Continue reading Volleyball riding three-game winning streak
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media On Saturday, Sept. 29, Butler hit the road to take on the Kansas City Kansas Blue Devils. The Grizzlies went out and beat the Blue Devils 3-0. Freshman forward Elise Leidersten scored the first goal, assisted from sophomore midfielder Melonie Baca. Freshman forward Zion DeWerff doubled the lead with a… Continue reading Forward line carries success into October
Tyler Godwin Student Sports Media A strong defensive outing helped the 19th ranked Grizzlies past the unranked Independence Pirates, 17-14. Independence took the early momentum in the game by recovering a fumble of of the opening drive. Sophomore quarterback Trae Self would complete a pass over the middle to sophomore receiver Alex Bott, who would… Continue reading Defense shows out for ‘Last Chance U’
Emily Crow Guest Writer At the sight of you my eyes light up. Your sent intoxicates the air. When you enter the room everyone smiles. You are every girl’s fantasy and deepest desire. Containing swirling pools of dark brown. My lips long for your touch. When I’m down you are the first I turn too.… Continue reading My True Love
Emily Crow Guest Writer A fragment of time Life on pause A moment caught at its prime Captured with imperfect flaws Life on pause Laughter with no sound Captured with imperfect flaws Something lost that now is found Laughter with no sound Pinned to the wall to show the past Something lost that now is… Continue reading Photograph Pantoum
