Kira Dye Lantern Staff One of the latest horror movies to come out recently is Barbarian, which features: Bill Skarsgård of Stephen King’s IT, Justin Long from Tusk and up-and-coming actress Georgina Campbell. This movie is a hot mess but in the best way possible. Barbarian leaves the audience wanting more even whilst knowing there… Continue reading ‘Barbarian’– Unbelievably Original
Jen Anima Lantern Staff As we all know American history books have been known to leave out information on historical events especially those that have to deal with people of color. Although we know this comes from the racism the United States was founded upon and the fact they keep secrets – like UFOS until… Continue reading Unwritten history– Grann delivers must read on Osage murders
By Jen Anima-Valdez Bullet Train was released Friday, Aug. 5, starring some of today’s most famous entertainers like Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock, Joey King, Bad Bunny, Channing Tatum and more. With actors like these, it is clear the movie took a great amount of money to make but has surpassed that globally grossing over $150… Continue reading Celebrity assassins surprise viewers with funny, dramatic plot
Kira Dye Lantern Staff The Girl From Plainville is a recently-airing show on Hulu with eight episodes that will conclude on Tuesday, May 3. Based on true events, this show is an interesting one from the start. The story follows a teenager, Michelle Carter (Elle Fanning), after the suicide of her boyfriend Conrad “Coco” Roy… Continue reading Shocking mini-series gives too much away
Kira Dye Lantern Staff Are you in the mood to try something new? How about a pie? Recently I’ve heard about a little downtown dessert shop called Peace, Love & Pie. I’m always in the mood for trying new restaurants and/or dessert shops, and a few weeks ago I heard of this shop, which is… Continue reading Craving a “Peace” of Pie?
Micah Miller Student Sports Media Wednesday, Feb. 23 The Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference is one of the most challenging conferences to play in. Thirteen teams. Twelve of them make it to the Region VI tournament. With today being the final night of regular season play, lots of scenarios play out. Listed below will be… Continue reading KJCCC basketball playoff preview
Evan Dalian Managing Editor Photos by Tatum Wykes This time of year is do or die for coffee companies as they roll out their fall flavors of pumpkin, maple, caramel, apple and spice. Coffee lovers want you to nail the original flavors, but also bring something new to the table. As a Scooter’s customer… Continue reading Coffee shop exhibits excellence every time
Katie DeLaPaz-Santillan Online Editor Katie’s Korner Supporting yourself can be difficult, especially trying to make meals. In this column, I’m going to feature meals that are both simple and affordable, demonstrating step-by-step instruction along with pictures. Creamy Chicken Salad Prep time: 15-20 minutes Servings: 5-6 – This meal is meant to be served cold. Ingredients (Walmart… Continue reading Katie’s Korner: Creamy Chicken Salad
Tatum Wykes Photo Editor Trigger Warning: If you decide to read Light Filters in Poems because of subjects relating to self-harm, sexual assault and other sensitive topics. “Come and sit with me. We can watch the day grow dark as we do the same.” Caroline Kaufman was only a freshman in high school when she… Continue reading Kaufman reveals deeply personal moments
Maya Hall Editor-in-Chief Godzilla vs. Kong is a sequel to both Godzilla: King of the Monsters, released in 2019, and Kong: Skull Island, released in 2017. It was released on Wednesday, March 31 to HBO Max and to theaters. The film features Rebecca Hall, Alexander Skarsgärd, Millie Bobby Brown and Kaylee Hottle. What is interesting… Continue reading ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ provides an epic fight between two epic monsters
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