Hunter Fullhart Photo & Social Media Editor Sometimes I sit and think to myself, what is my purpose? What was the reason that I was placed on this earth? Is there a certain reason that I am doing what I am doing? Can I determine my purpose or does society have to choose it for… Continue reading Who Am I?
Charles Chaney Student Sports Media It is not a happy time right now for Butler men’s basketball, and it proceeded to worsen on Saturday, Feb. 18. The Grizzlies could not overcome yet another first half double-digit deficit, falling to Pratt 95-93. “Tough loss for us tonight,” Butler Men’s Head Coach Bryan Miller said. “We’ll have… Continue reading Men’s basketball did not overcome slow start against Pratt
Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff I awoke as the sun filtered in through the fabric walls of the tent. Sitting up, I glanced over to see Ren still sound asleep. I should probably get her some breakfast. Running the brush through my hair, I quickly changed and headed out, flask and basket in hand. I made… Continue reading Desolation’s Greed: Part 4
Charles Chaney Student Sports Media It was not pretty, but the Butler women’s team knocked off Pratt on Saturday, Feb. 18 at the Dennis Lesh Sports Arena 58-45. The Grizzlies improved to 20-6 overall and 17-6 in the Jayhawk Conference. Head Coach Mike Helmer has led the Grizzlies to a 20-win season for five straight… Continue reading Women’s basketball survives scare from Pratt
Mason Goade tags out a Coffeyville runner. Butler defeated Coffeyville, 9-5. Photo By: R. Smith Mario Cabrera Student Sports Media The Butler Grizzlies baseball team fell to Coffeyville in a low-scoring game. Both teams were strong on the mound on Sunday, Feb. 12, but Coffeyville was just a little bit stronger at the plate in… Continue reading Baseball splits games with Coffeyville at home
Hunter Fullhart Photography & Social Media Editor Whenever we were in high school, we always had to deal with teachers’ pets and believe me, I hated them too. They would always suck up to the teacher to get what they wanted without usually doing the work that was assigned. Now don’t get me wrong, high… Continue reading Favoritism still alive in higher education
Gannon Cornley II Student Sports Media On Saturday, Jan. 28, and on Friday, Feb. 3, Butler’s men’s and women’s track team kept the winning trend going. At the Pitt State Invitational, Butler ran into some tough competition. Many Division 2 and other junior colleges came to compete. For the men, Andre Ewers finished third in… Continue reading Continuing the winning trend
Charles Chaney Student Sports Media The Grizzly’s women’s basketball team only scored 43 points, but sneaked out of Iola with a victory on Wednesday, Feb. 1. Butler beat Allen County 43-33 in an impeccable defensive effort. Butler trailed early on but fought back. Butler fell 9-8 but the Grizzlies scored five straight to end the… Continue reading Women’s basketball defensive in win over Allen
Photos by Dom Brown Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff Are you really getting what you pay for? At the Butler Community College Bookstore, located in the 1000 building on the El Dorado campus, they try their hardest to make sure that every student can answer yes to that question. It seems that paying an arm and… Continue reading Bookstore fights back growing prices, students are main concern
Jordan Griffitt Student Sports Media It was a disappointing night for the Grizzlies in the Power Plant on Saturday, Feb. 4. Butler could not shut down the leading scorer for Independence sophomore, Tate Turner. The Grizzlies lost 77-66. Turner was hitting jumpers from mid-range and was not going to miss as he went 6-15 from… Continue reading Grizzlies sleep in Power Plant
