Hallie Mayes Lantern Staff You sit down to dinner, having a meal you’ve prepared many times and hear, “Ya know you could sell these.” Well, that is exactly what Keri Waller and her husband, Russ, did. Starting as an idea to travel around the food truck to State Fairs, much like every other part of… Continue reading A la carte automobile rolls into El Dorado
Annette Bernsten Lantern Staff On Thursday, Sept. 17, Micaela Ayers, director of library services, hosted a virtual event in celebration of Constitution Day. The meeting discussed important aspects of the electoral college and why individuals are encouraged to vote in the upcoming elections. “The library has presented a scholarly program annually as an opportunity to… Continue reading Library hosts virtual event in celebration of Constitution Day
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Annette Berntsen Butler Lantern The following information was taken from the Board of Trustees meeting held on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Each quotation is written as it was said during the meeting. On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Board of Trustees met to vote on the 2020-21 mill levy budget and discuss the possibility of implementing new… Continue reading Board of Trustees discuss budget, new programs in September meeting
Jordan Plowman Multimedia Editor Hallie Mayes Butler Lantern From the sudden shutdown of school in the spring, adjustments have been made to proceed with in-person class. This includes living on campus and for many other Butler students, commuting to classes. So, what happens if a student is to contract this virus? The Butler Lantern took… Continue reading What do I do if have COVID? Who do I talk to?
Jordan Cornell Butler Lantern As the school year continues, so does the effort students and staff put in to keep themselves and others safe. After classes moved online in March, students packed up and returned home or sheltered where they could. Students have now returned to school via in person and online, after a five month “quarantine”… Continue reading COVID numbers remain steady on Butler, WSU’s campus
Hayden Cole Butler Lantern Bill and Ted Face the Music is a totally excellent, most triumphant and an exceptionally awesome conclusion to the saga. Twenty-five years after the events of their bogus journey, our totally non-heinous heroes Bill and Ted are still trying to unite the world with their music. With each attempt becoming… Continue reading ‘Bill & Ted’: Most impressive, epic, righteous, excellent
Hayden Cole Butler Lantern The New Mutants is a suspenseful thrill ride from start to finish. With amazing special effects, a compelling story that addresses both obvious and subtle issues within society, a cast of fantastic young actors, The New Mutants is a deeply complex film with multiple elements that make it well worth watching.… Continue reading ‘The New Mutants’: Compelling, but far from perfect.
Annette Berntsen Lantern Staff As the 2020 school year begins, administration has been looking for ways to open campuses without causing another spike in COVID-19 cases. To do this, colleges use a combination of the recommendations provided by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), American College Health Association (ACHA) and Kansas Department of… Continue reading Colleges search for ways to combat COVID-19
