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Opinion: WNBA needs more funding from the NBA
Opinion: WNBA needs more funding from the NBA
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WNBA star Brittney Griner is still detained indeterminately in Russia, where she plays and makes quadruple her WNBA salary playing Russian professional basketball in the offseason. Senior opinion editor Sydney Miller argues that the NBA needs to provide more funding to its sister league so players like Griner don't have to play overseas.
Freshman track and field thrower Axelina Johansson had a unique journey to the Husker track and field team, one directly influenced by Nebraska throws coach Justin St. Clair. Now, the native of Hok, Sweden is dominating the shot put in her first collegiate season with St. Clair at her side. Read more about Johansson's journey here:
"Catch the Fair One" follows a Native American former champion boxer as she searches for her kidnapped sister. Film critic August Nelson says the film "is worth seeking out for fans of thrilling and suspenseful films" and has "fantastic cinematography and production design."
Ten appropriations bills will be voted on during the Wednesday ASUN meeting. Resolutions 12 and 13 will also be discussed for approval.
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