Rachel McClurg Managing Editor Frankenstein, a violent musical with an ironic lesson on love, takes the stage for fall 2017. “It [Frankenstein] was done off Broadway in 2008 and it’s very expressionistic, so it’s not necessarily realism, and it’s very close to the book unlike most of the movies that have come out recently,” Director… Continue reading Theatre department sings through the stress
Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff Much like the themes explored in the game, Doki Doki Literature Club’s fun and charming exterior is just a front to the dark, twisted reality that exists inside of it. Doki Doki Literature Club tries to act like every other bad dating simulator that infests Steam’s store page, but knowing who… Continue reading Literature club shows everyone has a hidden side
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Netflix has been killing it lately with its original shows. Some viewers can be happy with their choice to cut the cord because of the competition with regular TV programming. Living in a house myself, I decided to do the same and get my entertainment from my parents’ Netflix account.… Continue reading Don’t draw early conclusions about American Vandal
Darrah Walker Lantern Staff On Thursday Oct. 12 through Saturday Oct. 14, Butler’s vocalists took a step on the stage for the first time this year. Seven different ensembles performed on stage: Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, A Cappella, Butler Ladies, Headliners, Smorgaschords and Notbales. With as many groups that there are, there was a variety… Continue reading Butler’s vocalists put on a “breath taking” show
Emma Barkley Lantern Staff Based on fishing, boating and family fun, El Dorado Lake is known to be one of the top state parks in America, according to the official website of the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. The lake is located three miles east of El Dorado on US-54 and one mile… Continue reading It’s all fun and games at the El Dorado Lake
Kingsman: The Golden Circle earns an eight out of 10 with its stunning visuals and fight scenes. Kingsman: The Golden Circle came out on Friday, Sept. 22. Downthetubes.net Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Kingsman: The Secret Service, the predecessor to Kingsman: The Golden Circle, has been and still is one of my favorite spy thriller… Continue reading Kingsman doubles down on what a spy thriller should be
Jacob’s Well offers many flavors of pies, as well as cookies. Not only does this restaurant serve desserts, they have pizza, soups, sandwiches, baked goods and coffee. Marcus Smith Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Crunchy, yet soft crust, bright red sauce, and creamy cheese. Recently, Jacob’s Well, a restaurant at 139 Main Street in El Dorado,… Continue reading This Week in El Dorado: New pizza rises
Professor Brett Martinez conducts the Instrumental Band in an effort to prepare them for the first concert of the year that will run on Friday, Oct. 6 through Saturday, Oct. 7. This concert, comprised of the Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Ensemble and the Show Band, is one of only two performances for the 2017-18… Continue reading Instrumental band prepares for this year’s first concert
Marcus Smith Lantern Staff It will scare you. It will have you at the edge of your seat. It will make you jump. It will make you laugh. It will make you scream. It might even make you cry. IT was a great movie that lived up to the hype that it received. The cast… Continue reading ‘IT’ makes audiences laugh, then scream
Game of Thrones is an HBO exclusive that first aired April 17, 2011. The final season is expected to come out late 2018. HBO.com Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor Winter has come, and it rides on a dragon spitting blue flames. Season 7 of HBO’s hit series Game of Thrones has recently concluded,… Continue reading Spoiler alert: The game of waiting
