Photo courtesy of Kaitlin Parks Kaitlin Parks Lantern Staff Davy Trechak is a Butler sophomore who has composed quite the story for himself in only 22 years of life. Davy is a Wichita native who attended Wichita High School East and Wichita High School Southeast. He did not graduate high school and is working on… Continue reading Sophomore expresses impressive love for music
Students receive messages of possible hazards Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff BEARS alerts students for all the dangerous “what ifs” The BEARS system or Butler Emergency Alert Reporting System has been at Butler for years and will continue to improve with the proper funding. Chief Tim Bryan of Butler’s Public Safety spoke in depth about the… Continue reading BEARS alerts students for all the dangerous “what ifs”
Photo courtesy of Hayley Smith Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief For Butler Department of Public Safety Sergeant James Welch, helping people has always been a priority. Whether that is working as a paramedic firefighter or a police officer, being in a career with the goal of helping others is important to him. Welch’s career in the police… Continue reading Meet campus police: Welch strives to keep campus safe
Photo Courtesy: Kaitlin Parks Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Travis Kochenower, a Butler graduate, is one of the nicest and happiest people to be around, considering his circumstances. Kochenower spends what little free time he has going golfing, to rodeos or horseback riding. Growing up and living on a farm made getting a degree in agriculture… Continue reading Kochenower’s optimism outshines the dreary challenges of life
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff For Butler, catering to people with disabilities is a must. Butler hosts 280 students. “It grows everyday,” according to Teressa Eastman, director of disability services. “This includes our Andover campus as well.” Eastman said. The growing program has and will be a great contributor to excellence at Butler by helping students… Continue reading Students succeed at Disability Services: Butler offers students services at no cost
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff For many people, being able to travel all over the world is a dream that very rarely has the opportunity to become a reality. For sophomore Amy Cornelison, the nomadic lifestyle is the only life she knows. Cornelison was born in Seligenstadt, Germany and spent most of her childhood there. Once… Continue reading Cornelison travels the world for free
Photo and story by: Hunter Fullhart Photography and Social Media Editor What do you get whenever you cross mischievous fairies and crazy love triangles, or pentagons rather? You get “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which is a wacky Shakespeare play, written between 1590 and 1597, involving faith, trust and lots of fairy dust. This play portrays… Continue reading ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ in mid-fall
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