Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff Hard work, enthusiasm, and ingenuity have been the model of Professor of Economics Noreen Templin’s work in and outside the classroom. It is for this reason that she was named the Master Teacher Award recipient during the Professional Development Day assembled for Butler Community College faculty. “Enthusiasm for the subject and… Continue reading Templin receives Master Teacher award
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff Avengers: Endgame is a movie with a slow, while still important, first act, that gives the moviegoer one of the greatest third acts in the history of film. Seriously, there may have not been a better way to end this film. The third act is such a work of heart it… Continue reading Endgame is the perfect ending
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff Shazam is a fun movie and that is about it. It does have a few moments of solid story telling every now and then, but the structure of the story as a whole is very disjointed. That being said, the movie is thoroughly entertaining, with lots of laughs along the road… Continue reading Shazam is a fun movie, that’s about it
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff So long as you are not threatening someone with imminent violence, you can say whatever you want. This is what the First Amendment provides. However, the idea that you can say something that is hateful without consequence from the law does not sit well with many people. They believe it only… Continue reading Silencing hateful people only brews more hatred within them
Timothy Johnson & Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff Us is one of the most wonderfully, unique films to come around in years. It is a twisty film that makes the viewer think about the preceding scenes in a new way. Unfortunately, though, it is one of those twisty films where the writer (Jordan Peele) inadvertently walked… Continue reading ‘Us’ entertains but leaves some confused
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff There are comedies aplenty in this world that we all love, but on Thursday, April 11 through Saturday, April 13 in the 700 building, audiences can see “The Importance of Being Earnest,” one of the most influential plays in all of comedy performed by the Butler theater department. “The Importance of… Continue reading Theatre prepares to perform a classic comedy
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff Butler Community College has many teachers who have work experience pertaining to what they are now teaching at Butler. This knowledge of how certain careers work enables teachers to give their students that insight into the real world that many university professors are not able to give them. Jeffrey Meyer, a… Continue reading Using prior work experience for better teaching
Timothy Johnson & Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff and Advertising & Distribution Manager This is not an issue of efficiency; this is about what is morally right and wrong. Imagine a system that is exorbitantly strict on many of its rules but is bewilderingly lazy on its other rules. In a nutshell, this is the AP… Continue reading AP style seeks to send writing to the stone-ages
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff “I think the highlight is that everyone is combined and at the same time they all kind of have their special moment, and I think the other thing is that it’s pretty special that there are some solo opportunities,” Chad Ingram, assistant professor of vocal Music at Butler, said, explaining what… Continue reading Performing arts department comes together to perform
