Gannnon Cornley Reporting 1 Student Butler Community College is not easily recognized on a map, yet Butler is able to bring members back to the tradition. A full-time spot on the Athletic Training staff became available over the summer, and it did not take long for it to be filled. Former Butler student athletic trainer… Continue reading Butler Community College, a dream job?
Charles Chaney Student Sports Media Photo by Tyson Lawson Sometimes the scoreboard can be misleading and for the Butler Grizzlies’ defense, that was no more emphasized than on Saturday, Sept 10., in their 36-34 win over Coffeyville. The Grizzlies’ defense limited a Red Ravens’ offense that had been averaging 406 yards per game to only… Continue reading Grizzlies beat Coffeyville in shootout
Matt Cooper Butler Lantern Staff The Butler Lantern received report of an assault that took place inside the Grizzly Villa apartment complex during the wee hours of Saturday, Aug. 27. According to multiple anonymous sources, the incident may have involved one or more Butler students. Whether or not the assault was of a verbal, physical or… Continue reading Criminal assault reported near BOE
Jordan Griffit Student Sports Media The Butler women’s soccer team started off the year with a disappointing 1-2 record. They have been undefeated ever since then winning four straight games on the road. The team then went into the zone as they shutout Coffeyville, 6-0. Butler scored three goals each half as they limited the… Continue reading Women’s soccer team back on track
Hunter Fullhart Photography & Social Media Editor The race to the White House is one of, if not, the most talked about topic on CNN at the moment. From Trump’s wall to Hillary’s Equal Payment Plan, there isn’t much room to talk about what else is going on with the third party candidates. With the… Continue reading Stein, Johnson debate debacle
Pros: Voting Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff The most common excuse I hear as to why many in our generation decide not to vote is “because it doesn’t matter.” The corruption of the government by large corporations, Electoral College, voter fraud, and rigged primaries have many possible voters feeling like it’s a useless waste of time.… Continue reading Pros and Cons of Voting
Matt Cooper Managing Editor On Tuesday, Aug. 9, the Kansas Board of Regents approved a budget for Butler Community College. The new appropriation of funds for the 2016-2017 fiscal year includes a four percent reduction in funding from the state of Kansas. President Kim Krull informed all faculty and staff of this in an email,… Continue reading 4% curtail in budget leaves questions
Olivia Vest Managing Editor A constantly growing population of cats can be bad for any neighborhood, park or wildlife area. Signs can be found in the strangest of places, warning against feedings strays. In fact, citations and fines have been known to be issued in certain cases of stray feedings. One Kansas group, Friends of… Continue reading Kindness Column: Cat Colonies Controlled
Story and Photo by Caleb Thornton Advertising & Distribution Manager “Fifteen years and one day ago in the course of nearly 23 minutes, those nearly three thousand people lost their lives,” Vice President Lori Winningham said. On Monday, Sept. 12, at 11:15 a.m., the Butler Veterans Across Campus organization hosted a memorial ceremony to honor… Continue reading Event honors first responders
Photo by Kaitlin Parks, Lantern Staff Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief ALICE (alert, lockdown, inform, counter, evacuate) Training is an active killer training that Butler is offering to anyone that is interested. Many students grew up being taught that they should run and hide from active killers and fight only when it is the only thing left… Continue reading Prepare for the worst case scenario
