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    The Vow wins over audiences, not critics

    By Amanda Arnold The ever-anticipated Valentine’s Day flick hit the big screen on Feb. 10, leaving romance lovers in tears. The Vow, starring Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum, features a classic love story with a unique curve. When this just-married couple gets into a car accident, McAdams is left in a coma. When she awakes [...]

  • Courtesy Photo - Lucas (bottom far right) as well as 19 other students and one professor from UNK tour the Parque del Amor in Mira Flores in Lima, Peru during their study abroad trip in South America.

    Going the distance

    Lucas reveals what it’s like to be a student in a foreign country By Adam McLaughlin  Meet Andrei Lucas. From California to Nebraska to Peru, Lucas has taken his education the ultimate distance. As part of the study abroad program, Lucas was able to get a taste of a new culture while learning at the [...]

  • Photo by Adam Konruff - English adjunct professor Paul Skinner performs various material by Bill Maher and others during the Bad Love Poetry Reading.

    English Honor Society hosts Bad Love Poetry Reading

    UNK Antelope TV News Reporter Katie Wilson By Emily Seevers Bad love? Can anything really make the feelings of anguish funny and illuminating when viewed from the right perspective? The English Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta tried to do just that through the second annual Bad Love Poetry Reading Saturday, Feb. 11 at the Frank [...]

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    Remembering J.R. Barnett

    By Jay Sloan We often think of UNK as a small, tight-knit community, the kind of place where everyone knows just about everyone else. Greek or non-Greek, education or biology major, from a small Nebraska town or an exchange student from across the world, when one of our fellow Lopers is lost, we as a [...]

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  • Courtesy Photos--President Barack Obama made a statement on Feb. 10 about the accommodation to allow employers to opt out of providing women free contraception if they believe it is morally wrong.

    Birth control sparks political animosity

    Both parties take stand over controversial campaign issue By Jay Omar President Barack Obama has ignited a string of ugly debates in the last month stemming from one of the most controversial pieces of his health care reform. Liberals and conservatives

    February 22, 2012 | 0 comments | View Post

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  • Changing lives, finding their voice

    Changing lives, finding their voice

    Forensics team member Alstrom gives inside look at college forensics By Brooke Alstrom Mike stumbled into this world by accident. Jose was forced to become part of it because of a probation violation. Josh’s sister made him do it. Amanda

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    When I was a kid…

    Current entertainment can’t compare to classics like ‘Boy Meets World’ By Jay Omar I feel far too young to say it, but the cliché of “I remember when” seems to always be ringing in my mind. In the year 2012,

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  • Hundreds turn up in support

    Hundreds turn up in support

    The Alpha Phi Red Dress Poker Tournament played host to over 300 participants on Feb. 9. The proceeds from the event are donated to the Alpha Phi Foundation, where they are used to fund research to prevent heart disease. Many

    February 15, 2012 | 0 comments | View Post

  • Photos by Adam Konruff--Shad Bride and Louis Kaelin are neck-and-neck in the last leg of the 200-meter dash Saturday at Cushing Coliseum. Bride won the heat.

    Lopers stay on track

    Shad Bride and Louis Kaelin are neck-and-neck in the last leg of the 200-meter dash Saturday at Cushing Coliseum. Bride won the heat.

    February 15, 2012 | 0 comments | View Post