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Lopers Speak: April Fools!

Antelope Staff • April 7, 2024

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Media regulation threatens student freedoms

April 21, 2021

Media outlets across Nebraska descended upon Governor Pete Ricketts’s new press credentialing program last week. This was after he announced outlets would be required to prescreen to attend gubernatorial events.

Journalism maintains democracy, changes the world

JOSE ROMERO • April 14, 2021

I often think of a quote by Andrew Vachss that says “Journalism is what maintains democracy. It’s the force of progressive social change.” I have been involved in journalism for quite a few years, but out of all the positions I have worked under, none of them were as interesting as working as a reporter.

Undergraduate research project questions morality

HANNAH LOFSHULT • March 17, 2021

“Antigone Now,” written by Melissa Cooper, is a play engulfed in ethical dilemmas, and it will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Saturday March 20 in the Miriam Drake Theatre. The production is directed by Samm Hanks, a senior English 7-12 education and theatre major.

Bill in legislature aims to protect student media

March 4, 2021

Bill in legislature aims to protect student media With the recent drama in the world of high school journalism as Westside Community Schools’ superintendent used a school board policy to review his students’ paper, many eyes have turned to the relationship between the First Amendment and student media.