Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief Sometimes, people are quick to judge students at community colleges. They don’t think that the students here at smart enough or capable enough to do some of the stuff that students at universities do. Students Jammon Sommer and Bailey Counterman proved those individuals wrong. At the Great Plains Psychology Conference at Fort… Continue reading SoPsyched students present research at Fort Hays
Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief Next fall, students can expect to pay a slightly higher price for their classes and campus living at Butler Community College. The Board of Trustees approved a $7 per credit hour increase to student fees, which will be implemented in the fall semester of 2017. Some of the main factors that pushed… Continue reading Increases will be implemented on tuition, housing
Students congregated in the Welcome Center Thursday, April 20, 2017. They were served a lunch prior to the Diversity Panel. Butler welcomed six alumna to the 90-year anniversary of Butler Community College. The alumna include Jennifer Winsett, Junetta Everett, Joyce Robinson, Katherine Washington, Carlene Valentine and Venessa Warnock. Photos by Dom Brown Connor Detlefsen Lantern… Continue reading Diversity panel recalls time at Butler
The Woodmans (Patrick, Sutter, Shelby and Jayden) enjoy the newest addition to El Dorado, Jimmy’s Egg. The franchise opened on Monday, April 10 and serves breakfast and lunch, open six a.m. to two p.m. Photo by Tyler Krenzin Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Jimmy’s Egg is the brand-new addition to the El Dorado community. The breakfast… Continue reading This week in El Dorado… Jimmy’s Egg is sunny side up
by Klare Hufman Mixed Media: Charcoal, ink, oil pastels on mat board.
Jack Clayton Lantern Staff You’re sometimes a friend, You’re sometimes an enemy, Regardless, you never seem to be there for me. You seem to use me for your personal gains, I guess you do work in mysterious ways. You either want me around, Or not want me at all, Which of us will really end… Continue reading Silence
Dee Guest Poet One dance. I’ve become drunk to your touch. Driven to your allure. Yet you push everyone away. It’s your fabricated mystery. You play aloof for protection. It’s easier to leave rather than stand your ground. I understand that. You’re not at home here. Caged and afraid. Go out and satisfy your wanderlust.… Continue reading Remember me
Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff When I was younger, I used to sit with my family outside of the garage on humid summer nights. We would watch everything from the rain rushing down the hill we lived on to the fireflies dancing through the grass and between the pine trees that never die. We had a… Continue reading From Light to Light
Connor Detlefsen Lantern Staff President Donald Trump approved the revoke of the Federal Communications Commission’s Privacy Rule on Monday, April 3, which allows Internet Service Providers to sell customers’ data without their consent. During a congressional hearing, 50 Republicans voted to revoked the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) privacy rule, while 48 Democrats voted no. Without… Continue reading Congress decides zero privacy for consumers
Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff I awoke to the sound of screaming. Bolting upright, I tried to gather my bearings. I looked over at Ren petrified in the corner. I quickly gathered our things into our pack, and grabbed my small pistol. It was nothing fancy, just a normal 19 millimeter. Grabbing Ren, we darted outside… Continue reading Desolation’s Greed Continued
