Feature

Supporting local artistry: Alabaster Collective inspires the community

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Alexis DeLong managing editor Alabaster Collective, located at 112 N. Main, is a unique shop in downtown El Dorado, co-founded by Jillian Marsh and Jennifer Callaway. This small business is gaining attention in the local art scene and showcases the talent and creativity of artists from the region. The journey of Alabaster Collective began with… Continue reading Supporting local artistry: Alabaster Collective inspires the community

Campus News

Fitness center, YMCA offer opportunities to reignite motivation

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Alexis DeLong managing editor Each year, numerous individuals establish New Year’s resolutions, ranging from saving money and traveling more to enhancing mental health and dedicating more time to family. For a significant number, the resolution revolves around increasing physical activity and maintaining an active lifestyle. Sticking to resolutions can be challenging, and it’s not uncommon… Continue reading Fitness center, YMCA offer opportunities to reignite motivation

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Celebrating the legacy of the Negro Baseball League

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Lehener Arsenio lantern staff During the month of February, is always a special month for black people as they celebrate Black History Month. The Black Student Association (BSA) at Butler were excited to present an occasion that would celebrate African American culture’s rich legacy and strength. One of the ideas that surfaced was a presentation… Continue reading Celebrating the legacy of the Negro Baseball League

Campus News · Feature

First-generation students: Navigating college can be tricky

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Alexis DeLong Managing Editor The journey towards higher education is commonly perceived as a transformative experience, unlocking opportunities. For first-generation college students, this venture is not only a personal accomplishment but a groundbreaking milestone, breaking down barriers and paving a path for the generations that follow. Butler CC has 834 first-generation college students attending college… Continue reading First-generation students: Navigating college can be tricky

Campus News · Feature · Sports

Student athletes break records at track and field regionals

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Caileane Thurston Lantern Staff At Butler community college there are a variety of sports and activities that students are involved in. Athletes continue to pursue their passion in sports such as track and field, basketball, football, baseball, soccer and more. This year, track regionals were at Pittsburg University and student athletes left on Friday, Feb… Continue reading Student athletes break records at track and field regionals

Campus News · Community News

Due process discussions bring up controversy over free speech

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Baylor Henry Editor-In-Chief As the negotiations process continues, the uncertainty over due process is gaining traction.On Saturday, Feb. 3, members of the Butler CC Education Association (BCCEA), stood outside the Power Plant during a basketball game against Coffeyville, handing out information and spreading the word on their campaign to include due process language in the… Continue reading Due process discussions bring up controversy over free speech

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A look at the Grizzlies’ encouraging basketball season so far

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Clarck Lebou Lantern Staff The team is led by Kyle Fisher, in his fifth year as head coach, along with assistant coaches Marques Townsend in his fourth year and Davon Usher in his second year with the program.The Grizzlies’ men basketball team is fully determined for a deep post season after having shown glimpses of… Continue reading A look at the Grizzlies’ encouraging basketball season so far

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Victorious weekend: Grizzlies achieve a double triumph

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Lehener Arsenio Lantern Staff The Butler Grizzlies Women’s Basketball team hosted Northwest Kansas Technical College Saturday, Jan. 27 in what was anticipated to be a challenging matchup, but ultimately turned into a seemingly easy game for the Grizzlies. The Grizzlies exhibited fierceness, and their basketball IQ appeared unmatched throughout the game. They dominated the game,… Continue reading Victorious weekend: Grizzlies achieve a double triumph

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International students adapt to Kansas weather

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Oseli Bencomo Lantern Staff Alex Robson, a first-year exercise science student, comes from Scotland. Robson plays soccer here at Butler. “I decided to come here because I heard great things about Butler,” Robson said. “My first thought about El Dorado was that it was a nice small place where I felt comfortable straight away,”Scotland can… Continue reading International students adapt to Kansas weather

Opinion

Finding joy in the little things: Combatting seasonal depression

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Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief Trigger warning: mental health, mentions of suicide As the weather grows colder and the sunshine becomes scarce, maintaining an attitude of joy and hope can become difficult for many. People may go through periods of feeling not like themselves, especially when the days shorten and grow darker. “Sometimes, these mood changes are… Continue reading Finding joy in the little things: Combatting seasonal depression