Photo by Dom Brown There is not a lot to brag about myself, but to start things off my name is Darrah Walker. This is my first year at Butler, and my first year working on a newspaper. I was born in Wichita, but was raised in Littleton, Colorado, for 13 years. When I moved… Continue reading Welcome Back: Darrah Walker
Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff Fans of the old Sonic the Hedgehog games will find many hours of pure nostalgic ecstasy from Sonic Mania, but new fans might be frustrated by some of its 1990s jank. Sonic the Hedgehog has probably been the most inconsistent video game franchise in terms of quality. He went from his… Continue reading ‘Sonic Mania’ is a perfect recreation of classic Sonic for better and worse.
Photo by Dom Brown Hey everyone, my name is Cat Gonzales. I am a graduate from Wichita South High School, and I am continuing my study here in El Dorado. I have been granted a scholarship in Mass Communications, where I will be majoring in journalism and photography. I am working on the Butler Lantern… Continue reading Welcome Back: Cat Gonzales
Photo by Dom Brown Hi, my name is Rachel McClurg, and I am a freshman at Butler. This is my second year participating in publications, and I am hoping to complete college with a major in political science. I am very passionate about coffee and Jesus. My hobbies include soccer, watching The Walking Dead and… Continue reading Welcome Back: Rachel McClurg
Photo by Dom Brown Hello, my fellow Grizzlies. As most of you do not know, my name is Marcus Smith. I am new to the Butler Lantern staff this year, and I am excited to see what I can accomplish while here. I have a big family with five sisters, one brother and one half… Continue reading Welcome Back: Marcus Smith
Photo by Dom Brown Hello! You more than likely do not know me, but I hope that will change soon enough. My name is Caelin Bragg, and I guess I am still technically a freshman since I started attending Butler last spring going for a degree in Mass Communications. Before that semester, I had been… Continue reading Welcome Back: Caelin Bragg
Photo by Dom Brown My name is Sophia Allen, I am genderqueer and I am from North Carolina. I am a freshman here at Butler, and I am double majoring in Mass Communications and Foreign Languages. Outside of school, I like to read books, listen to podcasts and music and go on the internet. I… Continue reading Welcome Back: Sophia Allen
Charles Chaney Butler Lantern Butler Community College in El Dorado is currently investigating a Title IX complaint. Under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972: No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education… Continue reading Breaking News: Title IX investigation hits Butler Community College.
Hunter Fullhart Photo & Social Media Editor Wichita State basketball has officially outgrown its Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) roots and has lost the label of “mid-major” because the Shockers have finally found a new place to call home. On Friday, April 7, the American Athletic Conference (AAC) voted unanimously to accept the Shockers into their… Continue reading Growing success leads to conference move for the Shockers
For / “There is a time—there is a place—Syria” Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff The United States has had the same debate for centuries: Will the United States get directly involved in foreign conflicts or stand silently on the sidelines? The old tale is between isolationists and interventionists. There is a place in between. The United… Continue reading For / Against: Missiles
