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Track and field's future is brighter with these two transfers
Track and field's future is brighter with these two transfers
What the shuck is happening?
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Nebraska’s ascendant men’s track and field program recently added a pair of Jamaican transfers who arrived at Lincoln by different paths but for similar reasons.
The University of Nebraska State Museum in Morrill Hall is working to break down barriers and increase accessibility to those who might not be able to attend due to costs, offering $1 admission for those with SNAP benefits and hosting frequent community outreach events.
Despite Tom Brady’s endless wins, his newest movie couldn’t touch down with viewers. Even with its star studded cast, “80 For Brady” couldn’t be saved from its predictable and strange plot.
Gov. Jim Pillen gave his first State of the State Address on Jan. 25. Our resident state issues columnist Brian Beach breaks down the admittedly dry speech and explains why the lack of excitement may be a good thing.
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