Opinion · Sports

March Madness: Double triumph

Lehener Arsenio lantern Staff When it comes to college basketball, March Madness is unmatched. It’s not just a competition or a tournament, it’s a phenomenon that captivates the true essence of competitive college basketball. With die hard spectators rooting for their teams, players and coaches want to be able to perform at their best and… Continue reading March Madness: Double triumph

Community News · Opinion

Examining the Impact and Future of Social Justice Movements: A Call for Continued Action

Caileane Thurston lantern staff In the past years, there have been numerous social justice movements that have surged to the forefront of public consciousness, having conversations about systemic inequality, racial injustice and the need for meaningful change and impact. From Black Lives Matter to #MeToo, these movements have not only sparked widespread protests but also… Continue reading Examining the Impact and Future of Social Justice Movements: A Call for Continued Action

Opinion

Entrepreneurship education’s vital role in community colleges

Lehener Arsenio lantern staff Education in entrepreneurship in community colleges indicates opportunity, creating chances for students to create and innovate. I believe in the transformative power of education and through these means we can create an ecosystem for students to express themselves. Entrepreneurship programs in all community colleges should be an essential part of the… Continue reading Entrepreneurship education’s vital role in community colleges

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Pushing the Boundaries: Diverse Opinions on Professional Media and Journalism Ethics

Caileane Thurston lantern staff Everyday the world is being impacted by the spread of misinformation. Journalists play a major role in society that discusses the pursuit of the truth. Knowing the real truth and facts, gives relevant news and information to the people. For example, some student publications have been shut down because they wrote… Continue reading Pushing the Boundaries: Diverse Opinions on Professional Media and Journalism Ethics

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Colleen Hoover’s books ignite debates: clash over content and themes

Oseli Bencomo lantern staff New York Times bestselling author Colleen Hoover is popular for her romance books.Hoover’s main audience is primarily teen girls. Several of her book’s dive into complex situations that involve many emotional and dark themes. Hoover is praised on the internet for her books, recently there has been some controversy.Hoover’s most known… Continue reading Colleen Hoover’s books ignite debates: clash over content and themes

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Society should normalize mental health treatments

Caileane Thurston lantern staff In a world that prioritizes physical health over mental health, we should switch over to prioritizing mental health check-ins as a number one priority. In today’s society many adults, teenagers and even children have all struggled with mental health. It is crucial to tend to our mental health just like we… Continue reading Society should normalize mental health treatments

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Finding joy in the little things: Combatting seasonal depression

Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief Trigger warning: mental health, mentions of suicide As the weather grows colder and the sunshine becomes scarce, maintaining an attitude of joy and hope can become difficult for many. People may go through periods of feeling not like themselves, especially when the days shorten and grow darker. “Sometimes, these mood changes are… Continue reading Finding joy in the little things: Combatting seasonal depression

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OPINION: Gendered clothing in everyday society

Caileane Thurston Lantern Staff Everyday many are faced with hate and pressure from society caring so much about gendered clothing. Gender stereotypes have been pushed onto teens and children all around the world. In my own personal experiences, I have witnessed many people, children or friends in my life that were a girl but wanted… Continue reading OPINION: Gendered clothing in everyday society

Campus News · Feature · Opinion

Support local business:  Library Latte offers affordable beverages 

Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief America is obsessed with consumerism. Advertisements for products and goods seem to be visible at every turn. This mass consumerism has turned into overconsumption, and created a cycle of purchasing new goods and products every season, and throwing the old ones away. Fast fashion is one example of this, as well as… Continue reading Support local business:  Library Latte offers affordable beverages