Nobody wants to be “that guy.” The one person that people want to hate and no one wants to be. Everyone especially loathes “that guy” in the airport and on the plane. Avoid being “that guy” with these simple airline etiquette tips.
Read MoreThe parents of Fatima Larios, former CSC softball player who was found dead in the High Rise dormitory two years ago, are suing CSC and the Nebraska State College System Board. The parents claim CSC personnel did not follow procedure correctly when they were made aware of dating violence that allegedly led to the girl’s death.
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The women’s basketball team allowed two home games slip away from them at the Chicoine Center last weekend. The two losses hurt the Eagles playoff hopes, which were already a long shot due to their 6-12 record going into the weekend.
Read MoreAccording to history.com, the exact origins and history of St. Valentine are not completely known. The Catholic Encyclopedia states, “At least three different Saint Valentines, all of them martyrs, are mentioned in the early martyrologies under the date of 14 February.”
But history.com explains that a holy priest in Rome named Valentine was executed on Feb. 14, around 278 A.D., in the days of Emperor Claudius II.
Man, the struggle is real…
It is not easy being perfect.
Now, I know that sounds conceited and as if I am a god or something, but give me a chance to explain. I can easily admit that I am far from perfect.
Read MoreColleagues,
In light of the current social and political climate, I understand that tensions are high. Passion has lit a fire in many of us the last several months, even if that issue is that you’re tired of seeing political memes on your timeline or Twitter feed. I ask only that we continue our empathy for each other.
Read MoreSenators approved Josie Semroska as a B.E.A.M.S.S. senator. Thirteen senators voted yes and one—Sen. Makenzy Petty—abstained from voting. There are still three liberal arts positions, one Eagle Ridge position, and one at large position open on Senate.
Read MoreFor the first time the vice president had to be summoned to the Capitol to break a cabinet nomination. Vice President Mike Pence broke a tie for the election of the secretary of education, and many Americans are outraged at how the election turned out.
Read MoreI’ve always been a big proprietor of discussion, debate, and the tackling of hard discussions… My most recent columns have been a bit political, but I believe we are entering an era in our country where political conversations can no longer be shied away from because of their inherent nature of being uncomfortable…So let’s get down to the nitty gritty of President Donald Trump’s recent executive order: the travel ban.
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22, junior of Harrison
“I think her position supports the states run education and I think that’s a good thing. The federal government needs to be smaller.”