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Should companies have their own towns?🌆
Should companies have their own towns?🌆
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The Daily Nebraskan explores Lincoln's Black history across business, music, sports and more.
Last March, instructors had to transfer their classes to all online. Now, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, classes are in-person, online or a hybrid of both. Three professors weighed in on how they felt about moving their classes online and how it has impacted their students.
From the basement of Hunter Arias, founder and owner of Shallot Records, come some of the Lincoln DIY music scene's greatest hits. But Shallot Records is more than just another label; its duties are four-fold. Arias keeps his cohorts Camron Guenter and Gabe Shiveley busy building the label, hosting recording sessions, duplicating cassettes and creating their podcast "Push Record and Run."
Nebraska baseball senior Jaxon Hallmark's 2020 season didn't go quite to plan, as he partially tore his MCL in the season opener and had the season cut short due to COVID-19. Now, he'll look to make a bigger impact on the team in his senior year with an expanded role. Read about why he's confident headed into this season, which will begin on March 5 against Purdue.
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss all the latest movie news ranging from the trailer for "Zack Snyder's Justice League" to the casting of Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey in HBO's "The Last of Us" series.
“[Innovation Zones are] not a new or innovative idea. In fact, it’s a rather old idea. The company town has a very dark and twisted history in this country, one that is rarely taught in our schools — likely because doing so would require a demonstration of the true power of unions and would prompt a questioning of our basic assumption that capitalism is the best economic model.”
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Nick Finan,opinion columnist
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