Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Even with the entirety of the El Dorado campus being frozen over, Butler opted to keep classes open for most of it over the safety of students and faculty. The week of Monday, Feb. 4 had a string of sleet and icy weather that led to most of campus… Continue reading Butler slides out of two snow days
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor Every Monday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., The Weekend Roundup sports talk is on the air with hosts, Tyler Godwin and Owen Berk. They share the latest sports recaps of what is happens from college and sports around the country. Godwin and Berk also hosts The Cave… Continue reading KBTL 88.1 The Grizz is coming out with ‘radioactive’ shows
Carlie Pracht Lantern Staff Butler Community College requires all students residing in East, West or Cummins Hall to be on the Food Service Meal Plan. “The meal plans are required for the students living in the residence halls, so that they have balanced meals throughout the semester,” Bill Rinkenbaugh, vice president of Student Services, said.… Continue reading Stitt, Rinkenbaugh clarify cafeteria policies
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Kansas’s 77th District Representative Kristey Williams has introduced a bill to the state legislature, which pushes for community colleges to offer greater transparency. House bill (HB) 2144, titled the “Community College Taxpayer Transparency Act,” seeks to reform how Board of Trustees fund their community colleges by requiring more involvement… Continue reading New bill seeks transparency for students, taxpayers
Rachel McClurg Editor-in-Chief At the start of the spring 2019 semester, some faculty were thrown for a loop when informed of a new policy regarding copying and print jobs for their classes. “The copy center people in the 200 building are more than accommodating; however, as an adjunct who has another full time job, it… Continue reading Printing policy introduced for efficiency
Emmie Boese Lantern Staff Administration mandated a new format for faculty’s door schedule before the spring semester. Although the policy for the number of hours required for faculty has not changed, faculty this semester are required to use an Excel spreadsheet when creating their door schedule. Lori Winningham, vice president of Academic Affairs, feels this… Continue reading Admin mandate change to door schedule
Matthew Will Managing Editor I’ll start by taking you back to Monday, Sept. 17, 2001. This was the first day the MLB (Major League Baseball) held games following the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks in New York City at the World Trade Centers. On this night, the New York Yankees and New York Mets wore hats… Continue reading Uniting through sports
You originally ran on the Lifetime series before Netflix picked the show up. Penn Badgley stars in You as Joe Goldberg. Magnus McFaulds Lantern Staff You is a show that makes anyone who watches concerned for their own safety. Coming out on Wednesday, Dec. 26, it came at a perfect time for a post-Christmas, cuddle… Continue reading Watch your back: ‘You’ may be next
Sydney Mossman Student Sports Media Per usual, there are two sides to every story. This is the case involving the two opposing viewpoints and arguments that come into play regarding the changes made to rules and regulations set by the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) in which Butler is a part of. … Continue reading Controversy Continues to Stir Regarding KJCCC Roster Regulations
Magnus McFaulds Lantern Staff In the spirit of Black History month, on Friday Feb 8, Netflix released their own commemoration as an hour long comedy special titled, Kevin Hart’s Guide to Black History. The hour is filled with focus on various famous African American figures who had a great impact on black history but gain… Continue reading Hart brings Black History to Comedy
