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Opinion: Killing those with a criminal record is wrong

"Killing those with a criminal record is still abhorrent because those people are still human beings who deserve respect and justice. Those who justify the Rittenhouse incident as the rightful killing of criminals walk a dangerous line of dehumanization, and have already ventured into unsightly cruelty."

Emma Krab, opinion writer.

Change in snow day policy

Starting in Jan. 2022, University of Nebraska-Lincoln professors will be allowed to require students to attend online class meetings or watch lectures online when in-person classes are cancelled due to weather. 

Besides football and volleyball, other Husker action happened over last weekend. One runner, senior Erika Freyhof, represented Nebraska in the NCAA championships while Husker rifle fell just short to Air Force and the Husker swim team went second down in Columbia, Missouri.

Catch up on Husker athletics

Check out "A Vital Presence"

The Great Plains Art Museum is known for developing public interest in Native American studies and art through its close relationship to Native artists. "A Vital Presence" is one such art exhibit with an aim of educating visitors on Native culture and issues.

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