Carlie Pracht Lantern Staff With inclement weather affecting Kansas, knowing the proper protocol for reporting vehicular accidents that may happen on campus can be helpful. According to Chief of Police Jason Kenney, if a student has an accident on campus, they should not be afraid to contact the Department of Public Safety (DPS) at (316)… Continue reading Reporting on campus accidents
Matthew Will Managing Editor At the start of the 2018-19 academic school year, Butler Community College implemented a printing regulation on students who used printers on campus. Taking effect at the following Butler sites in El Dorado, Andover and Rose Hill, students receive $5 to print on campus. This money is preloaded to a student’s… Continue reading New printing regulations hit El Dorado, Andover, Rose Hill campuses
Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff On the morning of Wednesday, Jan. 30, nearly 400 students, from both Butler and various high schools, filed into the Welcome Center to learn performance tips and tricks at the Music Theatre Choral Festival hosted by the Headliners. Butler Fine Arts scholars hosted this event for high school students to experience… Continue reading Headliners prepare students for future
Rachel McClurg Editor-in-Chief Don’t get me wrong, I’m a Trump supporter, but the government shutdowns can have more negative effects than positive ones. This partial government shutdown was brought about because President Donald Trump requested over $5 billion to build the wall. To say that not everyone was on board with this request is an… Continue reading Lack of funds for Wall forces government shutdown
Alfredo Garcia Lantern Staff Many men have seen the infamous Gillette ad. Rape, sexual harassment, sexual assault, mansplaining, the MeToo movement and toxic masculinity are depicted in the ad. This is a good message because for the past few years sexual harassment has been taken lightly and so has rape and many other social issues… Continue reading The best that men can be
Matthew Will Sports Editor The success story known as Butler Track & Field continued their consistently good results on Saturday, Jan. 19 at the Wichita State “Shocker Prelude.” It did not take long for some Grizzlies to qualify for indoor nationals, which take place on Friday, March 1 and Saturday, March 2 in Pittsburg. First,… Continue reading Track & field make national presence known
Tyler Godwin Student Sports Media The Grizzlies blew an 11 point halftime lead to Cowley County on Wednesday, Jan. 30 and fell to the Tigers 68-61. The Grizzlies came into the game after losing their last two games to Independence and Neosho. The first half looked to give the Grizzlies the advantage, as they jumped… Continue reading Allen and Fofana score double digits in loss to Cowley County
Wesley Hagar Student Sports Media With a win over the Cowley County Tigers, Butler women’s basketball team has extended their lead in the conference to 11-2, 20-2 this season. The second-place team, Cowley County, fell to 9-4 in the conference, 18-4 overall. It was a fast start to the game as there were back-to-back layups… Continue reading Keeping the streak alive
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, an Emmy award winning show which debuted in March 2017, recently released its second season. Just like the first, this new season is fast paced and full of witty humor. In the first season, the protagonist, Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) stumbles upon her comic ability after leaving her… Continue reading Mrs. Maisel continues to entertain audiences
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor On Friday, Jan. 11, Netflix released Sex Education, an original TV show. As the show starts out, there are two teens at home alone having sex. Adam (Connor Swindells) cannot finish and his girlfriend at the time, Aimee (Aimee Lou Woods) is absolutely frustrated. She asks “Did you… Continue reading Netflix takes it hot and heavy
