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OPINION: Get the Flock out of Lincoln (opens the original)
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If you have ever driven through the stretch of Lincolnâs Q Street between The 50/50s and Academy apartment buildings, the Lincoln Police Department and the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office knew about it. The same goes for if youâve passed by the Trader Joe's in South Lincoln, the Viet Hao Market on O Street or driven to Omaha on I-80. You may be wondering how local authorities could easily know where your vehicle has been. The answer is that each of the above locations, and many more, is n
OPINION: The problem with Ricketts’ campaign message (opens the original)
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In early September, Nebraskaâs two senatorial candidates, U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts and independent candidate Dan Osborn, attended a debate at the Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island. The candidates were asked about a myriad of policy issues that remain front and center for many Nebraskans, including the war in Iran, tariffs, AI data centers and federal immigration enforcement. Explaining your policy platform, attacking your opponents and preemptively defending yourself from their attacks, all
COLUMN: What ever happened to spoiler alerts? (opens the original)
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This article contains spoilers for "Coyote vs Acme," "Adults," "Abbott Elementary," and "House of the Dragon." Iâm sure I am not the only person who does their best to avoid spoilers online. Itâs basic internet survival. If you havenât finished a show, you should avoid consuming any content about it online until you have, out of fear that your obliviousness to major plot developments will be stolen from you by a random TikTok comment. Thereâs nothing worse than missing the surprise and
OPINION: What America’s socialist summer means for the Democratic Party (opens the original)
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With the primary election season ending next Tuesday, it may be time to start trying to glean some importance from the interparty politics showcased during this summerâs state primaries ahead of Novemberâs midterms. It is no secret that midterm elections are typically a referendum on the sitting president. So it comes as no surprise that President Trump cast a long shadow over the primary elections of both parties. Most Republican primaries boiled down to a question of how closely Republican
COLUMN: The UNL Pre-med Survival Guide (opens the original)
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This summer, I finished up my first undergraduate degree, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in biological sciences on the pre-med track. Over four years, I watched myself, along with many of my peers, make some preventable mistakes. Pre-medicine students take some of the most daunting coursework at UNL, and it can be difficult to navigate, especially for a new student. How do you best set yourself up for success in each class? How do you optimize your class schedule? Which ACE classes would
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