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UNL student works to help youth voters📝
UNL student works to help youth voters📝
What the shuck is happening?
Odochi Akwani, a senior journalism and advertising and public relations double major at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is engaging young voters through the NE Young Voters campaign. Akwani said she and her team used social media to encourage Gen Z voters to vote.
Jeannette Jones, an associate professor of history and ethnic studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, began incorporating The 1619 Project into some of her classes. President Trump has been vocally against The 1619 Project, calling it a “crusade against American history” and “toxic propaganda.”
Club membership, writing skills, a professional network and a whole lot of school spirit: These are just a few traits you'll need to snag a homecoming crown. Although the process has been mainly virtual this year, UNL's homecoming royalty nominees are working for the chance to represent their school.
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the new sequel to "Borat," Oscar Isaac's casting as Marvel's Moon Knight as well as what movies irrationally scared them as children.
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