By Art Major I like art. Art is good. When the art is on the walls, I know that this place is going to be good. Anything can be art: music, movies, literature. But, for this specific article I am talking about the art that involves paint. All art is good but some is better […] Read more
Last week, Jerald Hortense, head of the Moochers Union, held a press conference in front of more than a thousand people in Washington, D.C., to outline his demands for a bite of that. “Come on, we’re here, we forgot our wallet and we’re hungry. Let us get a bite of that!” Hortense exclaimed to the […] Read more
In an effort to boost the sagging American real estate market, the Federal Reserve has turned to unconventional new programs designed to appeal to young professionals. New homeowner Amy Roberts expected to receive incentives such as a reduced interest rate or an additional tax deduction when she purchased her first house, but was surprised to […] Read more
National security is an issue that’s changed a great deal over the past ten years. Gone are the days of leaving your front door open for days on end; people practically bolt them shut with a piece of wood nowadays. As the government has developed its measures against possible terrorist attacks, one of its favorite […] Read more
While scrolling through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bookstore website’s typical assortment of overpriced textbooks, students of Professor Derek Hammel’s introductory business administration class were surprised to see Scott Adams’ 2006 Dilbert collection “Try Rebooting Yourself” on the list. The collection of knee-slappingly relatable business gags was notable not only for its snarky title, but for […] Read more
Some people spend an entire lifetime preparing for that special moment when they can rip into a political opponent with the best, most accurate and super objective information. Luckily, Nathaniel Zeke only waited 20 years for that perfect moment. Yesterday, while posting vital Election 2016 comments on Facebook, Zeke, a sophomore English major and political […] Read more
In Ms. Niddleton’s English class at Lincoln Southwest High School, something happened that changed the way this country looks at essays. Student Chad Grossman got an A on his history essay about Abraham Lincoln. It’s not the grade that’s important here, it’s how he got it. Chad copy and pasted a picture of a puppy […] Read more
As the March 5 Nebraska Democratic caucus approaches, local Bernie Sanders supporter Cody Williams was dismayed to discover he couldn’t support his preferred candidate the way he’s been doing for months. Unlike their Republican counterparts, Democrats in Nebraska utilize a caucus system for picking their delegates, which is an orderly process involving registered voters entering […] Read more
University Program Council recently announced that T-Pain would be headlining UNL’s annual spring concert. However, The DailyER has acquired a leaked list of the artists that almost made the cut: Big Sean Yeah, he’s been here before. But who wouldn’t want a repeat of that memorable performance? Stick to what works! Big Sean […] Read more
