By Nathan Borowski Ever since Michael Jordan retired for the first, second and third time, the NBA has been in a constant search for the next great one, an heir to the throne, a player talented enough to be considered the second coming of the great “Air Jordan.” Some say that there will never be [...]
By Arthur Hobbs Record-breaking has become a sign of normalcy for senior, Allen Osborn. Osborn, a member of the track and field team, has excelled tremendously, especially when it comes to hurdles. On Feb. 4-5 at the 37th Annual Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational, the biology (pre-dentistry) major from Chadron, broke the school record, as well [...]
By Arthur Hobbs The rematch of the 2007 Super Bowl did anything but become a disappointment. Similar to Super Bowl XLVI, when Eli Manning and the New York Giants pulled out a unbelievable play, this game also came down to the very end. The game started off as some would say sloppy for the New [...]
By Aaron Urbanski Its been nearly 29 years since Michael Jordan sported the iconic No. 23 at the college level and hoisted a National Championship banner under the legendary coach Dean Smith. Since then Title Town-UNC has continued to produce elite squads year in and year out and managed to stay ahead of those Cameron [...]
By Erik Swazo In the midst of the college basketball season as we near March Madness, rivalries start to take center stage, and no other rivalry is bigger than Duke and North Carolina. For these two schools, separated by less than 10 miles, the two times they play each other during the regular season are [...]
By Arthur Hobbs After eight productive years as offensive coordinator for UNK, football team, Coach Russ Martin has chosen to leave the sidelines of Ron and Carol Cope Stadium at Foster Field to take on the head coaching position at . Formerly known as Mesa State, Colorado Mesa is a well- known UNK competitor in [...]
By Erik Swazo Do you need to take a break from hitting the books late at night, pulling all-nighters and writing research papers? In UNK physical education classes, you can go out and have some fun with friends and enjoy recreational activities that will count for school credit. For students with a few elective hours to [...]
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Compiled by Fred Arnold “As a Christian, I think if he is praying about the right things I don’t think it hurts, but if he is praying to just win a game I don’t think that’s right.” Michele Borden Arapahoe Freshman/ Speech pathology “Tebow wearing his [...]
By Erik Swazo This spring, baseball fans will notice some changes for the Loper baseball program. Not only will there be new faces on the field, but also the field itself will look different as a new AstroTurf has been installed. The new turf replaces the FieldTurf surface installed in 2005. That surface, which covered [...]
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