Matthew Will Sports Media Staff On Saturday, Oct. 28, Butler beat Northwest Kansas Tech 6-1 in the first round of the Region VI Tournament. Sophomore forward Kennedy Weaver netted in two more as Butler advances to the semi-finals in Topeka on Friday, Nov. 3. The Butler women’s soccer team claimed their third straight conference title… Continue reading Three-peat complete
Butler gets ready to charge the field against rival Hutchinson at BG Products Veterans Sports Complex on Oct. 22, 2016. Butler beat the Blue Dragons in a tightly contested battle 21-17. Photo by D. Brown Charles Chaney Student Sports Media In the heart of Big 12 country, it is nice seeing players we are in… Continue reading Butler thrives through Big 12
Fans surround Shocker player Darryl Willis after Wichita State beat Illinois State in St. Louis, Missouri, to capture the 2017 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championship. This would be the last time that the Shockers would ever play in St. Louis, Missouri, because of a conference switch-up. Written by Hunter Fullhart, Photography & Social Media Editor… Continue reading Growing success leads to conference move for the Shockers
Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff Associate Professor of Music Henry Waters and the Chamber singers, along with other ensembles, are getting ready to sing their hearts out during the Vocal Music Spring Concert in the Fine Arts Auditorium on Butler’s El Dorado campus in the 700 building on Thursday, April 27 through Saturday, April 29. To… Continue reading Vocal spring concert around the corner: Singers hard at work
Pro written by Tesla Bethel The United States has had the same debate for centuries: Will the United States get directly involved in foreign conflicts or stand silently on the sidelines? The old tale is between isolationists and interventionists. There is a place in between. The United States does not need to get involved in… Continue reading Pro v. Con – Syrian Missile Strikes
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Job practices that can become careers are few and far between, and finding something that is not just a boring office job can be hard to even get an application for. However, there is one career that is made for the interesting people of this world, Radio. Now just because you… Continue reading Potential careers in…radio
Ryan Paris Sports Media Student It was pretty safe to say that the Grizzlies’ Men’s Basketball team put their disappointing loss at Garden City behind them, as they went on to beat the Seward County Saints 103-65 Wednesday Nov. 16 at the Power Plant. Sophomore Will Adler had an incredible game, with a whopping… Continue reading Beatdown at the Power Plant
Each year in the United States, almost 40,000 women lose their battle with breast cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. But one El Dorado woman, mother, wife, educator and survivor, has lived to tell the story of her fight with one of the most lethal forms of the disease. Christa Erickson spends her days… Continue reading Buco TA beats cancer, defies odds
Olivia Vest Managing editor Author’s Note: Although the Kindness Column is normally written in order to highlight the good works of organizations in and around the area, I would like to make a slight change for the final issue of the column. I encourage readers, however many there may be, to become the workers you’ve… Continue reading Kindness Column: Why not volunteer?
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Home can be a place, or it can be a person. Home is anywhere you feel safe, loved, valued and cared for. Or it can be a person that makes you feel those things. Imagine waking up one day, and the feeling of “home” has been completely ripped from you. A… Continue reading A call to action: Open your arms to refugees
