Clarck Leubou lantern staff Sports have become an important part of our society. It is the closest thing we have to watching war without it being deathly, for the most part. The schemes, the plays, the tactics all indicate how minds think towards winning and defeating opponents. So, of course this is all governed by… Continue reading Professionalism in sports: Views on acceptable behavior for athletes shift
Clarck Leubou lantern staff The Butler Grizzlies women’s basketball team traveled this Saturday, Feb. 24, for their game opposing the Independence Pirates. This was a disappointing loss because it went to overtime and they had every chance to win, but ultimately let the moment slip away, making their record 20-7. The Pirates came out with… Continue reading Grizzlies fight to the end: Fall just shy of victory
Lehener Arsenio lantern staff The Grizzlies played the Independence Pirates this Saturday, Feb 24 at the Power Plant. The Grizzlies came off a four-game winning streak, and locker room energy was filled with confidence and positivity. They hoped to translate that confidence into a game winning result, which they managed to do so. The game… Continue reading Grizzlies dominate Indy, earning their fifth straight win
Caileane Thurston lantern staff In a world that prioritizes physical health over mental health, we should switch over to prioritizing mental health check-ins as a number one priority. In today’s society many adults, teenagers and even children have all struggled with mental health. It is crucial to tend to our mental health just like we… Continue reading Society should normalize mental health treatments
Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief With a background rich in literature and learning, Lizabeth Sprague has brought her talents to Butler CC, as a research and instruction librarian for Butler of Andover. “My background includes a small collection of degrees: a bachelor’s in English literature and in film studies, both from KU, a master’s in teaching from… Continue reading Butler of Andover welcomes new librarian
Alexis DeLong managing editor Alabaster Collective, located at 112 N. Main, is a unique shop in downtown El Dorado, co-founded by Jillian Marsh and Jennifer Callaway. This small business is gaining attention in the local art scene and showcases the talent and creativity of artists from the region. The journey of Alabaster Collective began with… Continue reading Supporting local artistry: Alabaster Collective inspires the community
Alexis DeLong managing editor Each year, numerous individuals establish New Year’s resolutions, ranging from saving money and traveling more to enhancing mental health and dedicating more time to family. For a significant number, the resolution revolves around increasing physical activity and maintaining an active lifestyle. Sticking to resolutions can be challenging, and it’s not uncommon… Continue reading Fitness center, YMCA offer opportunities to reignite motivation
Lehener Arsenio lantern staff During the month of February, is always a special month for black people as they celebrate Black History Month. The Black Student Association (BSA) at Butler were excited to present an occasion that would celebrate African American culture’s rich legacy and strength. One of the ideas that surfaced was a presentation… Continue reading Celebrating the legacy of the Negro Baseball League
Alexis DeLong Managing Editor The journey towards higher education is commonly perceived as a transformative experience, unlocking opportunities. For first-generation college students, this venture is not only a personal accomplishment but a groundbreaking milestone, breaking down barriers and paving a path for the generations that follow. Butler CC has 834 first-generation college students attending college… Continue reading First-generation students: Navigating college can be tricky
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