Naomi Potter Reporting Student So many college students around the country have the same issue when enrolling for classes. They want to know how they will fill up the extra space in their required credit hours. As a freshman, my scholarship required I have a total of 15 credit hours. All the required credit hours… Continue reading Lessons from yoga
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Jessie Paege uploaded her first YouTube video in 2014 after she was inspired by watching videos made by others. She started with beauty and clothing videos, but has transitioned more towards mental health and musical videos, also doing comedy sketches and whatever else she feels like that week. Since then, her… Continue reading Youtuber comforts others with humor
Joseph Washington Student Sports Media Butler Community College announced that six members of the woman’s soccer team have signed to play at a four year level. The 2018 class won two KJCCC conference championships and then pushed through to two NJCAA national tournament appearances. Amazingly, they had a record of 36 wins, 8 losses and… Continue reading ‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ a “monstrous” mess
Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff This review is of the simulcast of Super and will contain spoilers for the dub currently airing on Adult Swim. Dragon Ball Super drops the ball in many places, but its moments of glory show that it clearly understands what makes Dragon Ball special. Following series creator Akira Toriyama’s return to… Continue reading ‘Dragon Ball Super’ stumbles its way into hearts
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Keeping a low profile and entertaining the fans of the series: This is what I saw Netflix doing for Altered Carbon. This is not necessarily a bad thing, however, when you are Netflix and you have the repeated success of weird, and disturbing, shows. You shouldn’t be surprised when Altered Carbon… Continue reading Altered perception leads to confusion in ‘Altered Carbon’
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Trends have dictated gaming more than any other media. Simply, there is no other way to describe the direction that games are heading. PlayerUknown’s BattleGrounds (PUBG), the leader in the genre of battle royale games, was the first game in recent memory to employ the battle royale format. Battle royale is… Continue reading Fortnite: Game of a generation
Matthew Will Lantern Staff Throw your expectations away as you walk into Red Sparrow, because you are in for a ride. Red Sparrow is the spy thriller following Dominika Egorova (Jennifer Lawrence) and her sacrifices to save her sick mother. Dominika is a star ballerina at the top of her sport, but one unfortunate show… Continue reading ‘Red Sparrow’ breaks boundaries of deception
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Here we go, I never knew I would be dragged back into this situation, but at the request of many and my own secret passion, the Fifty Shades franchise and I meet again. In the weeks leading up to this sinful event, I found myself growing ever more passionate about writing… Continue reading ‘Fifty Shades Freed:’ Nothing more than a tease
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff With the third installment of the Cloverfield franchise comes a surprise. Out of the blue, a Super Bowl commercial showed the trailer for the movie saying it will be released right after the big game. As a big fan of the Cloverfield franchise, I stormed off to my room right after… Continue reading ‘Cloverfield’ is not the ‘Field of Dreams’ it set out to be
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Tillie Walden’s memoir, “Spinning,” is a unique book that was very enjoyable to read. Following Walden through her teenage years, much of this graphic novel was drawn through the lens of figure skating, a sport that she participated in for much of her childhood. One feature that struck my eye is… Continue reading Cartoonist shows unique childhood experiences through new memoir
