Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff At a young age, pregnancy changes a woman’s body in many ways. You gain weight and your hormonal balance becomes messed up in many ways. While having my son is the best feeling in the world, I also felt 5,000 other feelings, and they don’t go away. Whether I love my… Continue reading Postpartum depression affects new mothers
Carlie Pracht Managing Editor Walking into the warm, welcoming environment of the Butler Community College’s L.W. Nixon Library, new Instruction and Reference Librarian Kim Veliz can be found in her office in the left corner. Veliz will greet you with a kind, welcoming smile. Veliz, from Garden City, but originally California, graduated from Kansas Univerity… Continue reading Library welcomes new staff member
Tori Wilson Lantern Staff On Saturday, Jan. 25, many people gathered in Old Town Square to advocate for women’s rights. Although there were a lot of women in attendance, men also marched in solidarity. Those in attendance marched from the square to the WAVE where a number of speakers would address varying controversial issues affecting… Continue reading Women march into the future
Bryce Hirayama Student Sports Media On Sunday, Dec. 8 the Butler Grizzlies went into Miami, Oklahoma and beat No. 13 Trinity Valley Community College, 33 to 23. The Grizzlies jumped out to a 21 to nothing lead with 7:41 to go in the second quarter. The Grizzlies on their first scoring drive went eight plays… Continue reading New year, same team: Butler repeats at the Midwest Classic beating Trinity Valley, 33-23
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media Information Technology (IT) unveiled a new software application, campusM, that may replace Pipeline. CampusM is among many options that IT is looking at to replace Pipeline. Maintenance for Pipeline will expire on July of 2020. What is campusM? CampusM is an app that is developed by Ex Libris, which was… Continue reading IT looks for options to replace Pipeline
Madeline Owens Staff Writer As students are preparing for their final exams, stress tends to sit in the back of their minds causing more chaos in preparation for finals week. The sociology and psychology club on campus, SoPsyched, wanted to help students have a little fun before their big tests. The club worked in collaboration… Continue reading Wet noses lifting spirits before finals
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor
Madeline Owens Lantern Staff Students living on campus have recently noticed the advertisement posted up in the dorm halls with the name “Speedy Gonzalez” printed on it. El Dorado native Robin Gonzalez is behind the wheel of the new taxi and shuttle service that started three weeks ago. Gonzalez worked for a bus company in… Continue reading Speedy service only a phone call away
