Story and photo by Charles Chaney Student Sports Media LaJuan Hardy went to the rim and the shot fell off the glass and the Butler men’s basketball season did too. Butler fell to the Hutchinson Blue Dragons in the semi-finals of the Region VI tournament 105-103 on Tuesday, March 7 at Hartman Arena. “I couldn’t… Continue reading Basketball falls in Hartman heartbreak
Top Left: Makayla Ford strikes a pose in “I Feel Better When I’m Dancing.” The Butler Ladies was just one of the many groups to perform over the weekend. Top Right: Members of the Chamber Singers harmonize together in one of their songs. This group focuses more on lyrics and melody, rather than dancing and… Continue reading Hard working students hit a ‘high note’ in Winter Concert – Leaves audiences impressed and wowed
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Manners have long been the standard that parents have passed down to their children throughout the ages. Nothing should have changed with this generation, but for some reason it seems as if this so-called manners’ train skipped the millennials currently at Butler. The worst place that I have witnessed a lack… Continue reading Fixing manners must be top concern
Jack Clayton Lantern Staff Last year in June, video game companies Nintendo and Niantic released the app, Pokémon Go, and immediately the app took the world by storm. The basis of the game was to walk around in the real world and catch Pokémon. The app was a major hit when it came out, getting… Continue reading Pokemon continues going with new update
Photo by: Fox Movies Tesla Bethel & Jack Clayton Lantern Staff The movie Logan premiered March 3 and is Hugh Jackman’s last movie as the iconic character Wolverine. It takes place in 2025 in a dystopian society in which mutants are basically extinct. Two Butler Lantern reporters Tesla Bethel and Jack Clayton saw this movie… Continue reading “Logan” claws viewers hearts out: X-23 regenerates them
Photo by: D. Brown Dominic Brown Lantern Staff For this week’s iteration of “This Week in El Dorado,” the Butler Lantern staff visited the Kansas Oil Museum on East Central Ave. on Tuesday, Feb 28. Just east of downtown El Dorado, it isn’t an location easy to miss, with hulking extracting equipment and a historic… Continue reading This week in El Dorado…Museum houses county history
Photo By: Consequence of Sound Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Dropping an album is the most impressive thing that an up-and-coming artist can do. However, what do you do if you have almost done everything musically? This is the question that artist Future decided he needed to answer and in a huge way. Dropping two songs… Continue reading Future looks to the FUTURE with HNDRXX
Photo by Dom Brown Sophmores Sam Cole and Emily Kuhn nail a stunt. They competed in Kentucky for a bid on Saturday, Feb. 18. Dominic Brown Lantern Staff An easily overlooked sport in the collegiate world is cheerleading. Most commonly at the sidelines of the main event it is easily swept aside. However, there are… Continue reading Cheerleaders battle for bid
Photo by Ed Bailey Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff A long time coming…that has been the mindset of one true baller on this campus. Sophomore Johnny Lindsey lives his life in a different world than most students. Standing at 6’4”, he is not your typical big man. No, he is something much more. So how does… Continue reading Life’s short yet long road
Photo by Sergio Cisneros Robert Carlson poses next to the whiteboard in the 200 building that advertises the event he has ran proudly for almost a decade. The board is always there encouraging students to join in on the magic Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff A legendary event happens every Friday in the 200 building… Continue reading Professor explores magic of studying
