The stigma around community colleges is insane when it comes to those thinking that universities are better. My own best friend from high school said to my face that since she was going to a four year school that she would be taking higher quality classes than I would be. Actually, we are taking the… Continue reading Staff editorial: Same classes, cheaper prices
Ashton Hittle Lantern Staff There are many different issues one may deal with when they become a college student. I feel that I have dealt with all of them at one point or another, but it has never been to the point where I need to see someone for help. Most college students are going… Continue reading One is better than none
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager The recent pipe-bombs that have been sent to prominent victims of President Donald Trump’s rhetoric show that speech has more power than anyone lets on. While we can’t directly blame the president for these pipe-bombs, he has lost any defense for being indirectly to blame for them. No one… Continue reading The danger of words
Alfredo Garcia Lantern Staff Parents are still afraid, or refuse to vaccinate their kids. It’s 2018: come on. Get your children vaccinated to prevent them from suffering from deadly illnesses. It’s that easy people. Stop believing in old sayings passed down by grandma. They were raised in a different time period, and there have been… Continue reading Vaccines speak louder than words
Kansai Gaidai Student Body, Edited by Former Reporter Matt Cooper Letter to the Editor Hirakata, Osaka, Japan – October 18, 2018 This past week, a diligent band of Japanese students at WSU sister school Kansai Gaidai University drafted an open letter to every study abroad student around the globe. Written entirely in English, a language… Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Japanese students at WSU sister school: Open letter to the world
Ashton Hittle Lantern Staff One of the most exciting things about Halloween can be what you plan on dressing up as. Trying to decide what you are going to wear is important, it is also important that your costume is not offensive in any way, although the question is where to draw the line with… Continue reading Halloween is pretty offensive
Hannah Simon Student Sports Media In 2016 the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference met and made a rule change for football and basketball for their roster and scholarship limits. The new rule change for the KJCCC allows both teams to have as many out-of-state players. Many people were concerned about the rule change, saying that… Continue reading Recent KJCCC rule change does not affect baseball
Hypocrisy can be an issue in many different areas of life and can be especially annoying when politics are involved. Have you ever noticed that those with certain political views will preach at you to be tolerant and accepting of everyone else and their beliefs, yet turns around and judges you for yours? Practice what… Continue reading Staff editorial: Political tolerance
Matthew Will Managing Editor America is special. Whether you are republican, democrat or somewhere in between, the facts show that our country is great. We can vote for just about everything: our leaders, our policies and our spending. Why does this matter to you though? We as college students tend to think our voices do… Continue reading Our votes matter too
Owen Berk & Taylor Garica Student Sports Media When the Jayhawk Community College Conference met two years ago and decided to change roster and scholarship limits, everyone knew the rule would have positive and negative outcomes. Some football staffs were not happy with the rule change and thought it was going to shut the door… Continue reading Basketball with a different take on the KJCCC Rule
