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 are divided over the mandated insurance coverage for birth control, firing up debate from conservative [...]
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 [...]
Over 300 gathered to celebrate Korean culture, have fun, eat foods such as bulgogi By Eunjung Kwon Korean Night was held for the first time at UNK last Wednesday Feb. 8, in the CTE main lounge by the Korean Student Association of Kearney (KSAK). About 300 UNK students and people from the community came to [...]
By Jay Omar Change is right around the corner for the students at UNK, and some of it is already underway. It doesn’t take many steps into the Nebraskan Student Union to see some differences. At the beginning of the 2011-2012 school year, the food services in the student union started to mix it up. [...]
By Amanda Arnold Lately the media has been swarming with details and arguments about the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) bill. It’s easy to jump to conclusions for or against the bill, and there are several reasons why. SOPA’s intentions are to block internet users from accessing and downloading pirated content, mostly small sites from [...]
Sorority members make poker tournament more than fundraiser By Kole Kluver Alpha Phi sorority members will be dealing out cards, prizes and a good time for their annual Red Dress Poker Tournament Thursday night, where the big winner is women’s cardiac care. “Not only does the money go to a great cause, but people are [...]
Student body president Gonzales committed to campus now and into future By Jay Omar For Student Body President Jordan Gonzales, a typical day is really anything but. Up before the sun hits the sky, Gonzales’ planner has little room for additions. Somehow in-between meetings, homework and dealing with a flood of emails about campus cable [...]
By Emily Seevers Each year, students put on the play “The Vagina Monologues” in which they hip thrust, booty slap and moan in an effort to raise awareness for the fight to stop violence against females. The 2012 monologues sponsored by Women’s and Gender Studies, Queer Straight Alliance and Triota were on Feb. 2-3 in [...]
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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