Mathew Will & Tyler Krenzin Lantern Columnists Home Games= * Bye Weeks take place on Week 2 and Week 8 Week 1. Aug. 25, 2018 – Butler @ Iowa Central Matthew: After losing to Iowa Central 7-0 in late November in the worst loss in program history, Butler has a sour taste in their mouth.… Continue reading 2018 football season preview and predictions
Chris Davies Guest Writer The four men sat in disconsolate silence in the basement of the 4H building. It was past midnight in the city and aside from the raucous cries from a few drunks and the blaring of an occasional Taxi horn, the city had lapsed into slumber.The four men sat in disconsolate silence… Continue reading 4 Horsemen
Without the FCC regulations, internet communication could be gated by ISPs. Net neutrality makes all internet connections equal. Caelin Bragg Leslie Pierson Reference & Instruction Librarian “The Library Bill of Rights states that we should have equal access to information from all viewpoints. If we look to other countries like Portugal, we see that net… Continue reading FCC rules internet corporations should not be regulated
Dee Guest Poet I wish I’d never fallen in love with you. I wish I never noticed how you smiled with your eyes. I wish I never noticed how you’d look down, compose yourself before drawing me back in. I miss our conversations about nothing, because whenever you spoke nothing else mattered. I wish my… Continue reading I Wish
Nimbus Guest Poet There are two fighting inside. One says it’s not worth the hassle. The other knows he doesn’t feel right. One says it would be rash. The other knows it won’t get better by itself. One says it’ll end in regret. The other knows it can’t get any worse. One says it’s fine… Continue reading Please Speak Up
Micah Streeter Guest Poet We are the oldest and the newest Our love is great when we are few And fewer still when we are two Our love feels somehow new I know this as I say I don’t How can we define love? As something with a concrete rush Is nothing from above For… Continue reading Poem on Love
Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor “Hear our vote, Hear our vote, Hear our vote!” This rallying cry resonated among the hundreds of women and other allies on the second annual Women’s March on the Air Capital Saturday, Jan 20. While there was no physical march this year, hundreds of people rallied at city… Continue reading Hundreds gather at second annual march
Tori Lemon Editor-in-Chief During the month of February, Butler’s El Dorado campus will be visited by three different organizations: The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), Kansas State Board of Nursing (KSBN) and the Office of Civil Rights (OCR). These visits resemble a “check-up” and aim to make sure Butler, and its policies are all compliant with… Continue reading Butler awaits three prominent visits
Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor “Hear our vote, Hear our vote, Hear our vote!” This rallying cry resonated among the hundreds of women and other allies on the second annual Women’s March on the Air Capital Saturday, Jan 20. While there was no physical march this year, hundreds of people rallied at city… Continue reading Hundreds gather at second annual march
Emma Barkley Lantern Staff Returning for the second time at Butler Community College, Larry Patton has returned to work as dean of Fine Arts and Communication. Patton returned to work at the start of the spring semester following former Dean Jay Moorman’s early retirement in December. Patton is expected to serve in this capacity at… Continue reading Butler welcomes back former dean
