Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief Performing live is a dream for many- with goals to sing and dance on stage, and present a production they are proud of. For Butler sophomore Caris Mosier, this dream is a reality. Mosier is involved in the concert choir, Headliners and Notables, and she enjoys each one of these and the… Continue reading Headliner makes dream a reality
Megan Wilson Lantern Staff With Thanksgiving over, we all still have a lot to be thankful for. However, the day following a lot of Americans rush out to get the ‘best deals’ on everything. With Christmas next month, it is important to bring to light the importance of weighing longer term decisions such as buying… Continue reading Looking to adopt a furry friend: Try fostering instead
Megan Wilson Lantern Staff Beautifica 360 by James Hood has opened a new immersive experience has opened at the Exploration Place in Wichita at 300 N Mclean Blvd. Entry starts at $29.50 for adults and $17 for students with appropriate ID. It is also wheelchair accessible, so that no one must miss out on the… Continue reading ‘Beautifica 360’ offers immersive experience
Caileane Thurston Lantern Staff Hot chocolate, eggnog, lattes, making gingerbread houses, sledding in the winter snow and chilly nights are all under way, as the seasons have fallen into their annual state of winter. There are a variety of fun and creative ways to make this winter a season to remember, starting out with many… Continue reading Looking for winter activities: Look no further
Alexis DeLong Lantern Staff Started teaching at the ripe age of 17 at Oklahoma State University to now teaching Butler Community College, the journey is ongoing for Dr. Keith West. West has taught at Butler for nearly 14 years serving as the mass communications chair while also teaching courses such as: intro to film theory,… Continue reading Dr. West: Jack of all trades
Alexis DeLong Lantern Staff Scholarships can be essential for students who are pursuing a college education. Often students can be under a financial burden, but Butler Community College offers a wide variety of academic and activity/athletic scholarships to help aid students financially. Many students take advantage of the activity and athletic scholarships the college has… Continue reading Providing students with hands-on experiences
Baylor Henry & Megan Wilson Lantern Staff The Butler Community College campuses in both El Dorado and Andover have purchased a podcasting studio and equipment for student and faculty use. This studio includes all needed headphones, microphones and sound adjustment equipment for students to record a semi-professional podcast, over anything they desire. This equipment is… Continue reading Podcast studios available for use
Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief America is obsessed with consumerism. Advertisements for products and goods seem to be visible at every turn. This mass consumerism has turned into overconsumption, and created a cycle of purchasing new goods and products every season, and throwing the old ones away. Fast fashion is one example of this, as well as… Continue reading Support local business: Library Latte offers affordable beverages
Caileane Thurston Lantern Staff Butler CC currently has a variety of students from various countries all over the world. Students have come from 54 countries including Algeria, Europe, Italy, Kenya, Vietnam, Tanzania, the Bahamas, Nepal, Nigeria and many more. A number of students come to Butler CC because they have received a scholarship or it… Continue reading International students come to small town Kansas
Rylee Gravatt & Alexis DeLong Lantern Staff Butler Community College (CC) and the El Dorado Correctional Facility (EDCF) have an ongoing educational partnership. Butler CC offers classes ranging from basic reading, writing and math classes, to post-secondary general education or career and technology courses. The Adult Education program has about 125 residents, who are referred… Continue reading Inside look at teaching at EDCF
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