Noah Merrell Guest Writer From the time we start school, we are taught one thing, “Get good grades, so you can have a good job.” We are told that a degree is our only way to avoid flipping burgers at the nearest McDonald’s, but is that really the case? According to the Harvard Business Review,… Continue reading Students and faculty discuss getting into workforce after graduation
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff The 37th NBA draft is now in session, and the Houston Rockets have the first overall selection. There are three clear favorites for the first overall pick: Sam Bowie from Kentucky, Michael Jordan from North Carolina and Hakeem Olajuwon from Houston, Texas. Of course, hindsight is always 20/20, and if the… Continue reading Tyler’s Hot Takes!!!: DeAndre Ayton will be the No. 1 draft pick… and it won’t be close
Rachel McClurg Managing Editor Nominated by their equals at Butler, two professors Nathan Swink, a Humanities and Social Sciences professor, and Darren Bentley, an adjunct science instructor, have been chosen to receive a national teaching award at this year’s Innovations Conference. Two professors are chosen each year by staff and faculty. “I felt validated in… Continue reading Professors recognized for great teaching, leadership
Editor-in-Chief Victoria Lemon is currently working on a developing story that the Student Press Law Center published yesterday, Hundreds of student newspapers vanish at Kansas community college, staff suspects theft and censorship. Updates will be made available both in electronic form here and in our print newspaper. Check back for more information.
Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor Greek Stone Grill is a new restaurant in town that owner Ahmed “Mo” Almaliky opened Tuesday, Nov 14. Located at 2401 W. Central Street, the restaurant serves a mixture of American, Greek, Italian and primarily Mediterranean food. They have a large assortment of food including entrees like chicken… Continue reading This Week in El Dorado: Get to the Greek Stone Grill!
Sydney Mossman Student Sports Media Imagine having a job so unique and important the institution has to change the title of said job to make it more fitting. This is a title change given to a person so dedicated to Butler Athletics, he sought out a pilot’s license to attend more athletic events. This is… Continue reading Matt Jacobs: Mr. Do-It-All
Illustration by Elza High Darrah Walker Lantern Staff On Saturday, Jan. 20, men, women and children gathered around City Hall in downtown Wichita for the Women’s March rally. Many people have no idea what exactly the Women’s March entails. The Women’s March focuses their mission on ending violence, and they promote equal rights for everyone… Continue reading Women, men and children stand together for equality
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Anybody would feel a lot of emotions if they were the sole witness to a friend’s death. “The Hate U Give” revolves around 16-year-old Starr in the aftermath of her childhood friend Khalil shot and killed by a police officer. Between the two worlds she inhabits, the mostly white suburban prep… Continue reading “The Hate U Give.”
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Prologue: Black Mirror is a series that will make you question all forms of existence and change how you view technology. With only three seasons prior to this installment, episodes have been scarce, and like an alcoholic, I was savoring each and every drop to stave off the withdrawal. The stories… Continue reading ‘Black Mirror’ compels viewers to reflect on decisions
Tori Lemon Editor-in-Chief When I was eight years old, my grandpa bought me my very first telescope. We strolled out to the country on a clear summer’s night. Nothing but stars to see for miles- but my only focus was the moon. It was Bright, luminous. Beautiful. I set up the telescope and put my… Continue reading To My Favorite Celestial Being
