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Monday, May 5, 2008
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News
Spring semester marks big changes for UNL
Diversity, salaries top faculty senate agenda
Existing senators took part in landmark legislation
ASUN semester marked by tough issues
UNL boasts accomplishments in research, development
Research, new programs draw students to agriculture
RHA uses funds to provide student entertainment
New technology, low crime highlight University Police's year
Opinion
Priorities for Americanizing Iraq need change
60s influences remain in America's youth
Future goal must be to protect environment
Features
Comics depend on interesting heroes, villains
'Ironman' does superhero genre right
KRNU Top 10
Outside Hollywood, great films abound
'Zombie Wars' creates competition to kill undead again
NU softball 1-1 on weekend against Mizzou
Sadler named DN Coach of the Year
Baseball squad snags a pair of 4-3 victories
Golfers have tough season as a whole
Women's golf team moves on to regional tourney
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