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  • 2013 Graduation List

    2013 Graduation List

    IN-STATE GRADUATES (By hometown) Savannah Haskell — Ainsworth BAE Elementary Education K-6 Christina Buckles — Ainsworth MSEd Speech Language Pathology Kiley Wrage — Albion MSEd Speech Language Pathology Cassie Blase — Alliance BAE Elementary Education K-6 Field, Magna cum laude Elizabeth Toedtli — alliance BSE Communication Disorders Comp Joseph Mangas — alliance MAEd Special Education [...]

  • Amanda High, a senior, Family Studies major, is one of the three CSF students that spoke at the banquet describing how God has shaped them over the last year. Photo by Joel Cedar

    CSF banquet bittersweet; Dellevoet to leave CSF

    By Joel Cedar Over 200 people were in attendance for the Christian Student Fellowship  banquet April 27 including: students, parents, CSF staff and CSF board members.  Kelli Sajevic, a CSF intern, offered thanks to the families. “The CSF end of the year banquet is our chance to invite parents, families, and friends to see what [...]

  • Persson brings a 'great sense of humor' to the band as you can see in this picture. He makes band fun for others by bringing his sense of humor along with him to practices and performances. Persson is known as 'Tuba' to most and is proud to be in the band. Photo by Hanna Jorgensen

    He’s with the band — and Tuba’s proud of it

    Being part of the band is great, and this senior is never going to give up his music By Hanna Jorgensen Senior music education major Brock Persson of Kearney has been in band since the sixth grade. He joined band in the first place because music was such a big part of his family life. [...]

  • The Nobel prize winner said, “Any change in a society must come from within the society. Democracy is not merchandise to be exported to a country.”

    Thompson series online

    UNDERSTANDING ISLAM: Dr. Shirin Ebadi explains many non-democratic Islamic nations such as Iran abuse the word Islam to justify their dictatorships, but democracy and change must come from within.  By Adrianna Tarin What does the role of religion have to do with foreign policy? Everything. What can you do to understand world religion better? No [...]

  • Karmin performed April 17 in the Health and Sports Center Arena. Singer of Karmin, Amy Heidemann, said she has been waiting a long time to sing in Nebraska, her home state. Karmin introduced one song from their new album and the concert ended with their hit song “Brokenhearted.” The event was organized by LPAC. Photo by Jisoo Shim

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  • Cam Deter

    Success simpler than you think

    By Connor Schulte When Cameron Deter graduates, he will be carrying with him an investment not only in his academics, but also in extracurricular activities and student organizations. Deter, a senior industrial distribution major from Red Oak, Iowa, has held

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  • Asian American Student Association(AASA) has been active as organization hold Asian Festival in the last two semesters. Their activity finished on Friday, April 26, in the Student Union. They are consisted of American, Korean and Mexican, they elected some of new students will work at there. Photo by Woorim Cho

    Lee leader of KAAK

    By Heni Hyeeun Sung The decision to run for president (captain) of KSAK was simple for Kwanho Lee. “I love UNK and Kearney. I’ve been enjoying informing Korea and carrying out the culture exchange,” said Lee, a junior from Seoul,

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  • Steinke will continue to lead his troops as a graduate assistant this fall as he seeks a career as an accountant and college tennis coach. Courtesy Photo

    Steinke: A molder of men

    This senior tennis player led his teams to back-to-back national championships By Josh Smith In 2009, Grand Island produced one of the best tennis players in the history of this university. John Steinke, an accounting major, has been a huge part

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  • Tyler Cavalli

    Coaching carousel

    Rutgers basketball coach Mike Rice clearly forgot about the respect players need and deserve from their coaches By Tyler Cavalli After the events that transpired at Rutgers University in December of 2012, the media and public once again started looking

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  • Amanda Schneider

    Can you hear me?

    Student voices are heard across campus from input on dining to ideas for landscape changes By Amanda Schneider Generally I have an opinion for everything.  Some of these opinions I keep to myself, and others I voice unsolicited.  The recent

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  • Kent Kehler

    Back Home

    “In the small town of Greeley you wave at everyone. It is just expected.” By Kent Kehler Apparently I am a weirdo for waving at everyone. As I went to shoot some blue rocks with a girl from campus, she informed

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