Evan Dalian Managing Editor Photos by Tatum Wykes This time of year is do or die for coffee companies as they roll out their fall flavors of pumpkin, maple, caramel, apple and spice. Coffee lovers want you to nail the original flavors, but also bring something new to the table. As a Scooter’s customer… Continue reading Coffee shop exhibits excellence every time
Lantern Staff Walking up to the Andover campus today, you are greeted by a delicious aroma of quesadillas, tacos and burritos, provided by Leo’s Taqueria and Catering. As one enters the 5000 building, Spanish music can be heard, and fellow Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALP) members, along with faculty and staff, greet people leading them… Continue reading Hispanic heritage month concludes with La Gran Fiesta
Rachel Mallory Reporting 2 Student Butler Community College of El Dorado will soon welcome a new addition to campus. What used to be a day care center may be a refurbished Criminal Justice building. Chief of Campus Police Josh Lebeda said he hopes to provide students with an integrated learning experience and create “homegrown officers.” … Continue reading Former daycare building to become criminal justice building
Tatum Wykes Photo Editor The instrumental music concert will be held on Friday, Oct. 8 and Saturday, Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. All together there are five ensembles: Jazz, Brass, Woodwind, Show Band and Concert Band. Jazz will perform some original pieces and some pop pieces. Show band will perform along the same. One of the original pieces that the people… Continue reading First open concert since October 2019
Morgan-Alysse Black Lantern Staff The Financial Aid Office will host a financial literacy event on Thursday, Oct. 7 at 4 p.m. in the L.W. Nixon Library. The event will cover federal work study as well as on-campus job opportunities, according to Financial Aid Counselor Callie Johnson. In addition, Johnson will discuss Career Service opportunities such… Continue reading Financial aid office hosts financial literacy event
Evan Dalian Managing Editor Photo by Ally Davis As the new school year begins, Police Officer Josh Lebeda takes on a new role as Butler’s police chief on campus. Chief Lebeda became a certified police officer in 2013 when he graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center. He then worked at the Haysville Police… Continue reading Lebeda takes over as police chief
Katie Delapaz-Santillan Online Editor Katie’s Korner Supporting yourself can be difficult, especially trying to make meals. In this column, I am going to feature meals that are both simple and affordable, demonstrating step-by-step instructions along with pictures. Rotel Cheese Dip: Prep time: 5 min Cook time: 15 min Servings: 12 – This meal is meant… Continue reading Katie’s Korner- Rotel Cheese Dip
Morgan-Alysse Black Lantern Staff Photo by Morgan-Alysse Black Meet Iyanla Bailey-Williams. She is from Puerto Rico/ St.Kitts and Nevis. She came to Butler after a fellow teammate named Britney who is on a national team recommended the school. Britney spoke of her good memories of playing soccer at Butler. Bailey-Williams started playing soccer at the age… Continue reading International student comes to Butler on recommendation
Tatum Wykes Photo Editor The Ballad of Kate the Shrew is directed by Bob Peterson. It is an adaptation of from Shakespear’s play The Taming of the Shrew. The play was adapted into the old west of 1882. The purpose of the play is about people coming together and becoming agreeable with one another. The… Continue reading ‘The Ballad of Kate the Shrew” show opens
Ally Davis Editor In Chief Career week Oct. 4-8 2021 Looking for a career to pursue and don’t know where to start, well Butler might have an opportunity for you to get to explore some career options. On the week of October 4th through the 8th Butler is holding a career week. This… Continue reading Career week Oct 4-8
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