A Series of Christmas Classics?: Gremlins
Jackson Piercy
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In the annals of movie monster history, these little suckers tend to be forgotten--and I think that is a real shame. “Gremlins” as...
OPINION: My true crime quarantine book list
Mariah Koeneke
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During quarantine, you may find yourself scrambling for entertainment. Not only do I have a solution, but it is beyond entertaining. My book...
“A Promised Land,” Where Democracy Works for Everybody: Reflections of a president
Hannah Michelle Bussa
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Barack Obama, the first Black president of the United States, will release the first volume of his memoir this fall on Nov....
Let’s talk about self-improvement: Poetry for the soul
Candice Mayfield
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You can’t fill someone’s empty coffee cup if you don’t have any in yours.
Self-improvement and personal growth are hard when life feels like...
Let’s talk about racism: Three must-reads to educate yourself
Candice Mayfield
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Racism is being addressed across the country in many different ways. Educating yourself and others is a key part of addressing and understanding...
An Old Market staple Jackson Street Booksellers has a sprawling history
Claire Redinger
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One day in 1986, Carl Ashford walked into a bookstore in Berkley, California, and was hired.
“That’s how it started,” Ashford said.
On another day...
You, Ellen Forney, & Me: An insight to mental illness offered through a graphic...
Rachel Luck
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“It was a relief to discover that aiming for a balanced life doesn’t mean succumbing to a boring one,” Ellen Forney writes in...
Nebraskan poet Barbara Schmitz speaks at UNO
E.J. Free
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Barbara Schmitz always wanted to be a writer.
Now known as the Poet of Highway 81, Schmitz has lived and worked in Norfolk, Nebraska,...
