Carlie Pracht Lantern Staff With the rise of feminism in recent years and the general consensus that there is a major problem in today’s society with regards to gender inequality, it is easy to think that things are already better. While in some aspects this is true, as women continue to gain more equal… Continue reading The sport of conversation
Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff So far, Momo has become the scariest well-known YouTube phenomenons this year and continues to break social media standards. Well known kid’s channels reached out to their viewer’s parents and reported that parents should supervise any content before their children watch it and have higher privacy settings on YouTube and… Continue reading Social media affects children in new ways
Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff A new Hulu Series called “The Act,” based on real events in 2015, premiered on Wednesday, March 20. The star role Joey King, also in The Kissing Booth, plays Gypsy, a naïve child that turns out to be an adult. The very dramatic series heightens Gypsy’s childlike features as they display… Continue reading Gypsy Rose story comes to life in ‘The Act’
Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff For international students, it can take up to one year to transfer to college here in the United States. The requirements needed range from an application, bank statements showcasing that students can afford to attend, a sponsor or a financial guarantee form, high school transcripts in English, an international housing statement,… Continue reading International students adjust to American life
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff My name is Timothy Johnson, and I am a sophomore at Butler, majoring in English/Literature. This is my first year with the Butler Lantern. I live a few miles outside of El Dorado in a family of nine. I have three brothers and three sisters. My hobbies include piano, sleight of… Continue reading Introducing the new Butler Lantern staff
