Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff Glass, directed by M. Night Shyamalan, is a movie that has so much good contained within it, but ultimately leaves the moviegoer confused. Glass opens with a punch, giving moviegoers a chance to see Kevin Crumb (James McAvoy) and David Dunn (Bruce Willis), or as he is also called, The Overseer,… Continue reading ‘Glass’ leaves moviegoers ‘Split’
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Following a tumultuous back and forth with the Andover City Council, Butler will soon start their Andover project to prep for their departure of the 6000 building in 2020. Butler’s lease for the 6000 building, which is connected to Andover High School, ends in the summer of 2020, and… Continue reading Andover remodel to begin this semester
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Author Elana A. Mugdan visited El Dorado’s The Next Chapter as part of a tour for her new book, “Dragon Speaker.” “Dragon Speaker,” the first of five books in the young adult “Shadow War Saga” series, follows Keriya Nameless, a girl who is the only person in the world… Continue reading Author brings dragons, fantasy to El Dorado
Dear Editor: Have you ever had a professor so bad at their job that when other professors find out you have a class with them, they apologize profusely? Have you ever had a professor so bad that another professor in their department organizes tutoring and online lecturing to make up for their colleague’s shortcomings? I’m… Continue reading STEMming with frustration.
Mallory Hancock Guest Columnist If you were in the shoes of a college student, you would want to focus on your main classes as much as possible, right? If you are taking harder classes that are required for your major, then you want to focus on them, in order to pass and keep your GPA… Continue reading Engaging classes don’t prove to be helpful
R.J. Lara Guest Columnist It is a boring Saturday night. You and your girlfriend/boyfriend have worked hard all week long and are looking for a way to unwind and relax. A few ideas pop into your head. Ideas like a big fancy dinner, a trip to a local art museum, or maybe even a concert.… Continue reading Make movies great again
Bethany Emola Guest Columnist Do you remember what the last two weeks on campus looked like before heading home for the holidays? While the rest of the world was beginning to look a lot like Christmas, hallways turn into the set of a zombie apocalypse movie. Students need no encouragement to play their… Continue reading Enduring the stress of finals
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, which was released Friday, Nov. 16, is the second film in a five part series following Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne). The series takes place before the events of Harry Potter. Though the first film, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, was mostly a lighthearted… Continue reading Plot holes confuse ‘Harry Potter’ fans
Alfredo Garcia Lantern Staff Smorgaschorus, a men’s barber shop quartet, will perform their holiday concert at Galicha Auditorium at Wichita Collegiate on Saturday, Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. The group, which is conducted by Matt Weber, was invited and will perform “Hallelujah,” “What Child is this?” “Caroling Caroling” and “Carol of the Bells”. Smorgs, as… Continue reading Spreading holiday cheer one ‘Smorg’ at a time
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Spyro Reignited Trilogy brings the original Spyro games into the 21st century without losing what made them special in the first place…sometimes. Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a return to form for the purple dragon, who’s had it rough since his debut in the late 90s on the PS1. As… Continue reading Spyro charges back to his glory days
