Interview with Braden Rogers
By Ray Koch Last year, senior first baseman Braden Rogers led the Mavericks in batting average at .280 in his first year at Omaha. This year, Rogers is expected to …
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Bernie Sanders commences 2020 campaign with Council Bluffs rally
By Colin Gurney Senator Bernie Sanders visited Council Bluffs for one of the first of many rally stops. The politician hopes to gather support in the early caucuses for the …
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The Healing Arts program at UNMC gives patients a sense of peace
By: Hannah Stock The Healing Arts program at the Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center at Nebraska Medicine gives patients an escape and healing comfort that goes beyond medicine. Dale …
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EDITORIAL: Why social media platforms have the right to censor certain content and where to draw the line
By: Ellie McCartney As the reach of social media expands and grows, laws and restrictions have to grow with them. Although the U.S. citizens enjoy their freedom of speech in …
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Second Omaha Alamo Drafthouse location opens in Midtown
Written by Megan Fabry, photography by Jurge Cruz-Alvarez Alamo Drafthouse Cinema will open its second Omaha location in Midtown to the public with the premiere of Captain Marvel March 7. Originally a Marcus Theater, …
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Omaha family raises money for brain cancer patients
By Jurge Cruz-Alvarez For the Roberts family, the ultimate in unexpected events happened when daughter and sister Heather Roberts was diagnosed with stage three brain cancer in 2008. Heather went …
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UNO program aims to assist international students with English
By Megan Alexander Since 1978, UNO has offered a program for international students called New Intensive English (ILUNO). Students are required to be in class for 21 hours per week, …
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Father Flanagan House hosts quilt exhibit
By Justin Kies The historic Father Flanagan House on Boys Town’s campus expects to host more visitors during the month of March. The Mother’s Guild, originally organized in the 1920s …
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By: Charlotte Reilly The Omaha Community Playhouse’s rendition of the classic John Steinbeck novella “Of Mice and Men” gives the audience a taste of drifters’ struggles during the Great Depression. …
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Editorial: There’s more to life than college
By: Ashley Quintela Valle With guidance counselors breathing down the necks of students and parents shoving university pamphlets down their child’s throat, students can’t see what possibilities are ahead. Well, …
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