Sydney Mossman Student Sports Media Per usual, there are two sides to every story. This is the case involving the two opposing viewpoints and arguments that come into play regarding the changes made to rules and regulations set by the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) in which Butler is a part of. … Continue reading Controversy Continues to Stir Regarding KJCCC Roster Regulations
Rachel McClurg Editor-in-Chief Don’t get me wrong, I’m a Trump supporter, but the government shutdowns can have more negative effects than positive ones. This partial government shutdown was brought about because President Donald Trump requested over $5 billion to build the wall. To say that not everyone was on board with this request is an… Continue reading Lack of funds for Wall forces government shutdown
Alfredo Garcia Lantern Staff Many men have seen the infamous Gillette ad. Rape, sexual harassment, sexual assault, mansplaining, the MeToo movement and toxic masculinity are depicted in the ad. This is a good message because for the past few years sexual harassment has been taken lightly and so has rape and many other social issues… Continue reading The best that men can be
Dear Editor: Have you ever had a professor so bad at their job that when other professors find out you have a class with them, they apologize profusely? Have you ever had a professor so bad that another professor in their department organizes tutoring and online lecturing to make up for their colleague’s shortcomings? I’m… Continue reading STEMming with frustration.
Mallory Hancock Guest Columnist If you were in the shoes of a college student, you would want to focus on your main classes as much as possible, right? If you are taking harder classes that are required for your major, then you want to focus on them, in order to pass and keep your GPA… Continue reading Engaging classes don’t prove to be helpful
R.J. Lara Guest Columnist It is a boring Saturday night. You and your girlfriend/boyfriend have worked hard all week long and are looking for a way to unwind and relax. A few ideas pop into your head. Ideas like a big fancy dinner, a trip to a local art museum, or maybe even a concert.… Continue reading Make movies great again
Bethany Emola Guest Columnist Do you remember what the last two weeks on campus looked like before heading home for the holidays? While the rest of the world was beginning to look a lot like Christmas, hallways turn into the set of a zombie apocalypse movie. Students need no encouragement to play their… Continue reading Enduring the stress of finals
Amanda Smith Lantern Staff For someone who is seemingly innately terrified of any species of insect, I have grown to become quite fond of bees and appreciate the role they play in the ecosystem. Bees are responsible for the food we eat (every third bite, to be exact!), the clean air we breathe and even… Continue reading Bee movie: A horror film
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Winter is upon us, ladies and gentlemen, and 2018 is almost in the past. As for my hot takes this year, I haven’t exactly been… well for a lack of better words… hot. I know, I know, we were riding high off the Jaguars’ pick last year, and the Yankees pick… Continue reading Tyler’s hot cold takes!!! A swan song
Colleges all over the United States have created classes or course systems that are designed to help freshmen adjust to the college lifestyle. These classes are usually an easy ‘A’, but a lot of it is tedious work and can overwhelm students when added to their other class activities. Butler has created a Personal Development… Continue reading Freshmen staff editorial: Freshmen disengage in PD Courses
