Staff Editorial Universities hire people to promote them in a positive way; however, that is not the job of the student publications. Two universities have been under fire, possibly for reporting on “ugly” news that does not always make the school they write for look its very best. Their punishment, for at least one of… Continue reading Are we next?
Dee Guest Poet I am so very sad. It’s snowing on Mount Fuji Oh, how beautiful.
Emma Barkley Lantern Staff “The Cutting Songs of the Butcher’s Son” is a new book written by a Butler professor of English who has been working on this book for about six months now. The book is scheduled to be published in July. “One could say I have been working on this book for 20… Continue reading English professor writes book of poetry
The side-by-side multiplayer view is a new approach we have not seen in an online game before. Occasionally, the split turns horizontal rather than vertical. Photo courtesy of YouTube trailer Matthew Will Lantern Staff As Nic and I sat down to begin this game, we were unsure what to think. As the game approached its… Continue reading ‘A Way Out’ destroys expectations upon release
Rachel McClurg Managing Editor Within the past couple of months, two Kansas student publications are facing threats of budget cuts. The Sunflower at Wichita State will receive just over half the budget next year that they received this year. Emporia State’s The Bulletin, on the other hand, is facing a 12 percent funding cut, which… Continue reading Student publications in danger of censorship
Dominic Brown Lantern Staff Racism is racism. There’s no sugar coating it. While dominant in certain demographics, it exists and can be applied to any race. The Oxford Dictionary defines the term as “prejudice, discrimination or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one’s own race is superior” or… Continue reading Reverse Racism: As ridiculous as it sounds
Nimbus Guest Writer Where has the last year and a half gone? I say “Where has it gone,” but that’s really not a true statement, it’s felt like it’s lasted a lifetime. It’s like decades have passed every day for the last year. It’s been a year since a very trying moment in my life… Continue reading Look at the time
Darrah Walker Lantern Staff Vocal music groups will end the school year with what each group does best, singing their hearts out with energy and fun. The last performance is scheduled for Thursday, May 3, through Saturday, May 5, at 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Headliners, Smorgaschords,… Continue reading Vocal music prepares for ‘Future’
Marcus Smith Lantern Staff Starting your college career at a community college is a common choice for many college students. Many college students are not sure what they want to major in, so going to a community college to figure out their plans can be a smart choice. It is also a cheaper alternative than… Continue reading Grads continue on past Butler
Tori Lemon Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, April 4, at 2:30 a.m., a large group of predominantly track members engulfed the Cummins dormitory hallway. With a total of 10 people involved, a fight broke out resulting in only four of the students getting arrested and sent to jail with $1,000 bonds. “This was all a response to… Continue reading Fight, arrests, consequences brings integrity into question
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