Charles Chaney Student Sports Media Butler Women’s Basketball team is already out and about getting ready for next season. After a disappointing loss to Cowley in the quarterfinals of the Region VI tournament, Butler is set and focused on next season. Gone are a veteran group of sophomores. Dakota Vann and Kyeria Hannah both… Continue reading Women’s basketball excited for future
Freshman Brady Rust attempts a pass in today’s intrasquad scrimmage at BG Veteran Sports Complex on Tuesday, May 2. Butler held their annual Spring Game on Friday, May 5. Photo by C. Chaney Charles Chaney Student Sports Media Nothing can motivate you more than a bad season. Coming off their worst season in 20 years,… Continue reading Spring brings anew for football
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff DAMN is the fourth studio album released by multiple Grammy nominated artist known as Kendrick Lamar. If Good Kid m.A.A.d. City, the story of how he grew up in inner Compton, and To Pimp a Butterfly, the story of his heritage and racism in America, was his major talking point. Then… Continue reading Good Kid no longer, Kendrick Lamar comes fully loaded with DAMN.
Photos by Dominic Brown Dominic Brown Lantern Staff The Art Department’s annual Student Art Show at the E.B. White Art Gallery kicked off Monday, April 17, showcasing some of the best work that the department’s students have worked on all semester. “During the year, everyone sees the other shows from the vocal, instrument and theater… Continue reading Student art displayed at gallery
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Most jobs, sports teams and clubs come with a mandatory uniform or outfit for the employee, athlete or participant to wear. A typical sports uniform, for instance, might include a jersey, matching sneakers and some sort of compression wear to layer underneath. For one Butler sophomore, his game day get-up is… Continue reading Beyond the uniform: A closer look at Butler’s mascot
Olivia Vest Managing Editor Journalism programs, which exist functionally at community colleges and universities to teach students just like me and my peers the art of newswriting and the purpose of educational discourse, are nearly vocational training. Through trial and error and with the help of esteemed professors and advisers like my own Amy Chastain… Continue reading An Open Letter to Hutchinson Community College’s President File and Kansas College Administrations
Jack Clayton Lantern Staff As the famous Tommy Wiseau said in his infamous movie, The Room, “love is blind.” Well if that’s the case, then love is not only blind, but also tone deaf, tasteless, and unfeeling. That may sound harsh, but when you’re in the friend zone, that is nothing but the truth. It… Continue reading Friend zone doesn’t mean nice guys always finish last
Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff I heard footsteps coming toward me, my senses heightened as my adrenaline kicked in. I quickly rolled to my left and turned, balancing on my heels in a crouched position. I raised the gun and watched as the man lowered his night vision goggles, and the lamp light was too dim… Continue reading Desolation’s Greed, continued
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff The hands that belonged to the man that came before you had the intention of hurting and using me on his mind. He intended to stain me with the blood on his hands that could only be seen at the darkest hours of the night, leaving iron-crusted residue of handprints around… Continue reading Trying to heal, trying to love
Dee Guest Poet There’s a duality inside me. Torn amongst a triangle of envy. Each stalking the last. Each acting as a wrecking crew. Unveiling insecurities, the others hide. Callously picking at open wounds. There’s no security. I’m bare and unprotected. I looked at you for comfort. I’ve kept my mouth shut since. I was… Continue reading Why should I care?
