Tanner Price, Madisyn Coats and the rest of the cast of “Auntie Mame” are rehearsing to perform their play on Thursday, April 20 through Saturday, April 22 in the Fine Arts Auditorium in the 700 building. Photo by:  Sergio Cisneros Jack Clayton Lantern Staff As the end of the year starts to look clearer in… Continue reading Theatre department springs into “Auntie Mame”

Photo by: VersaSuite Dominic Brown Lantern Staff Butler Community College and Ottawa University have partnered to bring a cost effective opportunity to the Andover campus beginning in the fall of 2017. Next semester, students who have completed an associate’s of science degree for business administration will be able to take classes in Andover for a… Continue reading Partnership creates opportunities for business students

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

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

The group, led by Sister Rosemary Kolich, prepares to discuss Bruce Bair’s “Good Land, or My Life as a Farm-Boy.” The group meets once a month to discuss their literature choices. Photo by Sergio Cisneros Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff Walking up to the library in the 600 building at any given moment will result in… Continue reading Talk About Literature continues the discussion

Olivia Vest Managing Editor President Donald Trump has been the focus of controversy for issues ranging from his numerous executive orders to his political comments on social media. More recently, attention has been called to his Cabinet picks, questioning their viability in each of their respective offices. Garnering both the support and protest of Americans,… Continue reading Trump’s Cabinet picks locked into place

Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Community college often gives students the opportunity to dip into different fields of work and to decide what they do and do not like. Some take a liking to music, literature, engineering and to digital media. For all lovers of art and illustrations on the digital level, business is thriving. Graphic… Continue reading Potential Careers in… Graphic Design

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”