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Make-A-Wish creates pop star out of fifth-grader Cayden Hubbard
On Wednesday morning, 11-year-old Cayden Hubbard, the recipient of a wish
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Sixth Fulbright winner aspires to start family literacy program in Brazil
When Loni O’Grady heard she had won a Fulbright Scholarship to teach English in Brazil, she immediately told her students.
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ASUN finishes semester legislation with controversy
In the Association of Students of the University of Nebraska’s last meeting of the semester, Pandora’s box was opened.
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RHA approves $10,000 for summer activities, appoints residential enhancement chair, events chair
In an anticlimactic end to a busy semester, the Residence Hall Association of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln waived its constitution to secure funding for its summer activities.
Top Videos
UNITE Academic Achievement Powwow
On April 21, the University of Nebraska Inter-Tribal Exchange held its annual academic achievement powwow to celebrate Native American graduates. Video by Kevin Moser
Mike Posner concert
The University Program Council brought Mike Posner and Cherub in for an electrifying concert on the Nebraska Union greenspace. Despite intermittent rain, the concert drew over 5,000 spectators. Video by Maricia Guzman and Kevin Moser
Freedom March
The Nebraska University Students Against Modern-Day Slavery held Freedom March to call attention to human trafficking within Nebraska and to support legislation addressing it. By Maricia Guzman
Greeks on the Yard 2012
UNL's multicultural fraternities and sororities participated in a stroll off to celebrate Gaughan Week 2012. Each organization demonstrated its own creativity and unity through dance. Video by Maricia Guzman
News
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ASUN continues to advocate for students, work on next year’s plans
The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska has a lot to do next year.
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Parking and Transit Services fee increase squanders CFA’s no-increase goal
The Committee for Fees Allocation had hoped to avoid a student fee increase for the 2012
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Faculty Senate makes strides to identify unaddressed faculty and student concerns
Collaboration defines this year's Faculty Senate
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Bedbugs define semester for residence halls; Housing creates plan in case of future issues
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln faced a new challenge during the 2012 spring semester:
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Make-A-Wish creates pop star out of fifth-grader Cayden Hubbard
On Wednesday morning, 11-year-old Cayden Hubbard, the recipient of a wish
Sports
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All-big ten, honorable mention all-american Jordan Hooper named DN’s female athlete of the semester
Connie Yori handed Jordan Hooper a sheet of paper at the end of the season.
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Track and field’s Barrefors pushes to top NU decathlon record
Bjorn Barrefors already locked up a school record in the heptathlon.
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NU softball prepares for Michigan State series
Who let the dogs out? Apparently the Nebraska softball team will this weekend.
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After nearly two decades of Coaching, Kendig still inspires women’s gymnastics team
In its first 17 seasons of establishment, the Nebraska women’s gymnastics team
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Women’s golfers focus on putting, chipping for this weekend’s shot at a big ten championship
It was October the last time the NU women’s golf team played in French Lick, Ind.
Arts
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A&E EDITORS: Sorry for subjecting you to our failures all semester
Well, you fucked up. You trusted us. And honestly, it’s probably your fault anyway.
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DN picks top 5 must-see summer flicks
This summer's expected blockbusters are out of this world.
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HELBERG: Films can teach great things if you let them
Helberg discusses his experiences covering film for the DN
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DN arts writers weigh in on top 5 albums of the semester
Of Monsters and Men and Jack White top this semester's picks.
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Newly reinstated Sigma Chi hopes to revamp image with fight night philanthropy event
Sigma Chi may have been knocked down, but they intend to get up and keep fighting.
Opinion
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Kantack: Overused political arguments spur ignorance
I like to think I know a thing or two about politics by now.
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Kohen: Death penalty and life imprisonment terms need revision
I’ve been very fortunate to write a monthly column for the Daily Nebraskan this year.
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SMITH: Time at DN inspired public service aspirations
I never thought I’d be anywhere near a newsroom.
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JARVI: China’s quick rise to power comes with long-term consequences
China is one of the fastest and most consistently growing economies of the late 20th century.
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XU: Education and work ethic key to China’s economic growth
China is rising. It’s described as a peaceful rise by Chinese officials.
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