Simon Bullerdick, staff writer
October 18, 2018
Filed under columns
Unknown Mortal Orchestra is a Portland Oregon-based New Zealand versatile rock group started by Ruban Nielson, offering four albums with four distinctly different ideas, themes, and moods. When we listen to music we tend to associate...
Lizbeth Hermosillo-Najar, staff writer
October 9, 2018
Filed under columns
The makeup the industry seems to be stuck in the 60’s when it comes to providing products for people with darker complexions. Meanwhile there’s fifty shades of pale and only four shades for darker skinned people, ironically...
Tyler Zipay, Staff Writer
October 9, 2018
Filed under columns
It was announced last year that Central’s new addition would feature a “digital library.” While electronic books are convenient and have certain advantages that regular books don’t, it is important not to forget about...
Ari Saltzman, Staff Writer
October 8, 2018
Filed under columns
This week, Nebraska head football coach Scott Frost has his first enormous game as the new man in charge. This Saturday, the Huskers travel to Camp Randall Stadium to take on Wisconsin. The Badgers should be highly ranked and ...
Malcolm Durfee O'Brien, Managing Editor
October 2, 2018
Filed under columns, opinion, Uncategorized
Political extremism has risen in prominence since the heads of the political parties were cut off.
The alt-right has given the American far-right its loudest voice since Pat Buchanan’s presidential campaigns and the antifa...
October 2, 2018
Filed under columns, opinion
An “ism” is defined as a distinctive practice, system, or philosophy. While politics often work their way into everyday societal interactions, the isms that I will cover throughout the year have to do with prejudice or negative...
Kween Alabi, Staff Writer
October 1, 2018
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Within three separate studies with over 350 white children ages five through 12 researches were able to conclude that kids showed signs of a pro-white bias. The goal of the study was to have an idea of when children start to...
Mackenzie Coughlin, Staff Writer
September 30, 2018
Filed under columns
Many people in relationships will worry about their significant other cheating on them with someone else. The person doing the cheating knows it is wrong, and will keep it a secret for as long as possible. But what if you knew...
Mac O'Brien, Staff Writer
September 27, 2018
Filed under columns, opinion
On August 9, 2018, 40 Yemeni school children were killed in a devastating Saudi-led coalition airstrike. The bomb that struck their school bus was produced in the United States, and sold to the Saudi Arabians with authorization...
Lizbeth Hemrosillo-Najar, Staff writer
September 27, 2018
Filed under columns
The makeup the industry seems to be stuck in the 60’s when it comes to providing products for people with darker complexions. Meanwhile there’s fifty shades of pale and only four shades for darker skinned people, ironically...
Emma Whaley, Executive Editor
September 27, 2018
Filed under columns
Food can be a lot of things. It doesn’t just have to be a means of getting calories into your body. Food can be exciting, experimental, comforting or simply made by hand and that’s all that makes it special. But the best food...
Rozlyn Olson, Staff Writer
September 27, 2018
Filed under columns, opinion
I was instructed by my newspaper advisor to write a column about a month ago. Until now, I had neglected to do so on the basis of lack of an idea. I kept thinking back to the Movie “Marley and me” and how the newspaper columnist...
