Tyler Godwin Student Sports Media The Grizzlies gave No. 3 Iowa Western everything they had this weekend in a tightly contested game, but would ultimately fall 19-14. Iowa Western took control of the game early after a pair of touchdowns thrown by quarterback Tyriek Starks. The first coming late in the first quarter on a… Continue reading Football gives their all against Iowa Western
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media The Butler Grizzlies women’s basketball team began their season in Sedalia, Missouri, on a two-day trip on Friday, Nov. 2 and Saturday, Nov. 3 participating in the McDonald’s Classic. Facing the number two ranked team in Division II, the Kirkwood (Iowa) Eagles, and the host team, State Fair Community College.… Continue reading Women’s basketball off to hot start
What are your plans for Thanksgiving? Watch football, eat food and go shopping. Are there any Black Friday deals that you are looking forward to? Bath and Body. I also want to buy some clothes and shoes. What is your favorite Thanksgiving food? Pumpkin pie What is your favorite Thanksgiving activity? Watching football Do you… Continue reading Grizzly Growl: American students/International Students
The stigma around community colleges is insane when it comes to those thinking that universities are better. My own best friend from high school said to my face that since she was going to a four year school that she would be taking higher quality classes than I would be. Actually, we are taking the… Continue reading Staff editorial: Same classes, cheaper prices
Ashton Hittle Lantern Staff There are many different issues one may deal with when they become a college student. I feel that I have dealt with all of them at one point or another, but it has never been to the point where I need to see someone for help. Most college students are going… Continue reading One is better than none
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager The recent pipe-bombs that have been sent to prominent victims of President Donald Trump’s rhetoric show that speech has more power than anyone lets on. While we can’t directly blame the president for these pipe-bombs, he has lost any defense for being indirectly to blame for them. No one… Continue reading The danger of words
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Continued from: https://butlerlanternnewspaper.wordpress.com/2018/11/06/andover-saga-continues-as-city-council-come-to-blows/ Andover Mayor Ben Lawrence vetoed the City Council’s motion to grant Butler a special use permit to expand its 5000 building to hold its facilities from the 6000 building. The veto on Tuesday, Nov. 6 comes shortly after a month’s worth of discussions, concerning both the… Continue reading Addendum: Mayor issues his third veto on Butler
Emmie Boese Lantern Staff The L.W. Nixon Library and SGA hosted the library international game night on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Board games such as Ticket to Ride, Tic-Tac-Toe and Breakout Education were available to play from 1 to 4 p.m. Students could also play Fortnite at a video game tournament from 6 to 9 p.m.… Continue reading SGA gets involved with the library
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor The Fire Science department at Butler Community College and the El Dorado firefighters shaved their heads for the month of October to show support for National Cancer Awareness month. The idea was brought up by El Dorado Fire Department Crew C. The Crew has eight participating members: Captain… Continue reading Fire Science shows support for loved ones with cancer
Amanda Smith Lantern Staff Members of Butler’s Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) gathered in Manhattan on Friday through Sunday, Nov. 2 through Nov. 4 for their second conference of the year. Butler is a part of the Kansas-Nebraska region and is advised by Service Desk Analyst Chrissy Baker and Professor of English Jim Buchhorn. Sophomores Mariah… Continue reading Honor Society travels to the Little Apple
