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Friday, May 2, 2008
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News
Nebraska astronaut Anderson speaks about space law
Synthetic turf targeted as health hazard
UNL scientists working to develop innovative sensors
Cop Briefs, 5/2
Ad students create Navy medical scholarship campaign
Opinion
Consider helping eating disorder victim before taking action
Writing helps define students, college experience
Creighton to become wet campus
Sports
High jumper Jonas "annihilates" bars
Husker women's basketball star plays through adversity
Interview with senior catcher Mitch Abeita
Athletes find balancing school, sports difficult
Husker softball alumni reunite this weekend
Features
Conference features Nebraska writers, draws best sellers
Long running "Rent" continues to captivate
EOTO ends string of improvisational shows at Box Awesome
Comic stores give free books to reach new fans
"Deception" flops despite standout cast
KRNU top 10, 5/2
Cartoon
Spurzem's View, 5/2
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