“I have no idea. I don’t know who that is.”

—Andrea Neal,
19, freshman,
Elementary Education major,
of North Platte

Nebraska’s Auditor of Public Accounts raised concerns about foundation employees from each of the three colleges participating in the Nebraska State College System’s health insurance program.

Shellie Johns, conferencing coordinator, passed out a survey, so club representatives could vote for the specialty event for next year’s Galaxy Series Events. The acts on the survey were the Tap Dogs, Keith Anderson, Jared Rogerson, and Billy Gilman. Johns said that with some of these acts, their availability depends on whether she can get the stage equipment and sound equipment, which come from Florida.

A proposed amendment to Student Senate’s constitution dominated discussion at Monday Night’s Students Senate meeting.

The proposed amendment would change the number of senator positions that would be open. There would be three positions open for each school rather than eight, and each dorm would also have a representative.

A search committee chaired by Joel Hyer, dean of B.E.A.M.S.S., welcomed candidate Rachel Anderson, of Eureka, Calif., to campus Monday for on-campus interviews and meetings with faculty, staff, and students.

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Students chatter inside a nondescript classroom, their voices carrying down the hall. One makes a small reference to a musher and the rest chime in with a reminiscent gleam in their eyes. These 19 students and three teachers have just returned from Alaska, where they spent a snowy nine days exploring the 49th state.

It’s tempting to look at the Eagles men’s basketball team in terms of what they didn’t do. At 13-14, they didn’t have a winning record. They didn’t win any of their first six games. They didn’t advance past the first round of the RMAC Shootout tournament.

Over the school break, a new video sensation came about. Garnering approximately 60 million viewers as of now, KONY 2012 has officially gone viral. The goal of the film and its group, Invisible Children (IC), is to stop militant Ugandan cult leader and child-abductor Joseph Kony. I admit I fell head-over-heals for the film, but then I did some research. There’s something unsettling about the group and its effects.

Four Eagle athletes spent their midterm break in Mankato, Minn., for the NCAA Division II National Indoor Championships. All four athletes won All-American honors.

Cody Hunt, senior of Lingle, Wyo., competed in the shot put with a throw of 57’3/4”.