Connor Detlefsen Lantern Staff Amongst the backdrop of El Dorado’s downtown area, there is an uncanny purple, almost microscopic building infamously known as Coach Al’s Cheesesteaks. One can quickly identify the restaurant by the cartoon face of Al Presnell emblazed on the side of the building. Owner Josh Hall explained the reasoning behind the naming… Continue reading Coach Al shows up the competition
Jack Clayton Lantern Staff Nowadays, making good horror is like your grandma making her world famous cookies. It’s not hard to make them, but if done too much, then they start to feel overdone and boring. Unfortunately, that seems to be the case with much that is done with horror today. Now, even though most… Continue reading “Resident Evil” introduces new face of fear
Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief On Saturday, July 1, 2017, any legally qualified individual over the age of 21 will be able to carry a concealed weapon on any public college campus. Originally, college campuses had been given an exemption to this law, with concealed carry becoming legal in many other public places years earlier. In order… Continue reading Butler prepares for implementation of constitutional carry
Photo by Hunter Fullhart Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Every production requires a lot of hard work and effort to prepare for the few nights of actual performance. As the curtain falls on the last performance of the production, the stage crew, actors and directors feel not only a sense of relief but extreme pride. This… Continue reading Behind the scenes of “Tomato Plant Girl” and “Hair Deux”
Sean Boston Student Sports Media The Butler women took advantage of a shorthanded Dodge City team en route to a 70-52 win on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at the Student Activity Center in Dodge City. Dodge City competed with just seven players and could not keep pace with a Butler team that was playing with their… Continue reading Ladies start hot, finish off Dodge
Gannon Cornley II Student Sports Media The Gorilla Challenge took place at Pittsburg State on Friday, Feb. 10, and on Saturday, Feb. 11. The Grizzlies men’s and women’s track team came into this week with one more chance to run before the Regional and National Championships. The Grizzlies took the dress rehearsal to their advantage… Continue reading Going back to back
Charles Chaney Student Sports Media Dodge City’s Josh Boutte scored 37 points while pulling down 23 rebounds as the Butler men’s basketball team could not overcome Boutte’s evening to beat the Conquistadors 86-79 on Wednesday, Feb. 8. “He’s a man,” Butler Head Coach Bryan Miller said. “He abused us tonight.” Butler fell to 14-9 overall… Continue reading Boutte’s night becomes too much for men’s basketball
Dee Guest Poet Is this called love? I feel the lowest levels of alive, I’m numb to your embrace. I’ve peaked my sensitivity, But I’ve completely given up. I lust for it. Just one last time, But I always came back. Euphoric wave after wave, Drowning myself over and over again. I know it’s no… Continue reading Is This Called Love?
Sophomore Brynn Minor and freshman Alexis Reed celebrate during the Alvin game. Butler took the series 3-0 to remain undefeated this season. Photo by: R. Smith Ryan Paris Student Sports Media Butler softball just keeps rolling, as they won all three of their games on Friday, Feb. 17, and their two games on Saturday, Feb.… Continue reading Grizzlies remain undefeated
Matt Cooper Guest Poet If the pines sing their winds Then their roots aren’t yet scorched. If the falcon wings back north in March Then Greenland must not have melted yet. If the sun roves back to its zenith Then today, humanity might survive. If today is called Tuesday Then the grass must be growing.… Continue reading Logic of Wind
