Wow, five years gone by in a flash. That’s how long I’ve been working for the Dailyer, and it seems like just yesterday I was a bright eyed 18 year-old, trying to figure out how to turn dick jokes into headlines. The Dailyer has only existed for six years, and I’ve been around for five […] Read more
Wow, what a whirlwind semester so far. We’ve already blown through midterms, and spring break is fast approaching. As we pause to look at how far we’ve come, we would like to take a moment and think about how the Dailyer received approval from the student body to continue printing next school year. By a […] Read more
Election season is heating up, and Ignite finally has an opposing party. The Dailyer would like to present our very own political party, #Party (read: ˈhaSHtag ˈpärtē). They are a dedicated group of three frat dudes who will do their damndest to help fight in the interest of greek students everywhere (at UNL). So, without […] Read more
It’s election season at UNL, and for the second time in four years there is only one political party running for office. This means UNL won’t have the opportunity to see their future student leaders challenged by an opposition party. The Dailyer would like to change that. We hereby formally challenge Ignite to a debate […] Read more
Wow, it’s already February and that can only mean one thing: it’s time for the Dailyer to request student fee money again! It’s a cherished tradition for the Dailyer, we look at our finances from the last year and think to ourselves “huh, we really need the student body to bail us out again.” I’m […] Read more
By Alex Wunrow | Photos by Patrick Wright Valerie Dodds, perhaps better known as Val Midwest, was at the center of one of the most controversial stories in Lincoln this year. She made national headlines when she took provocative photos at the Pius X high school campus. She’s been arrested four times for public nudity, […] Read more
In the aftermath of a catastrophic loss amongst Hispanic voters last November, GOP lawmakers have expressed a new interest in courting the key voting bloc, an effort they have dismissed in the past. At the forefront of this movement is Republican senator and Cuban-American Marco Rubio. Hailing from Florida, Rubio is well versed in the […] Read more
James Chesterfield is a man of modest height with a pleasant demeanor. Unfortunately, for the past two and a half years, neither of those traits has led him to find employment. Things might soon be changing, though, as Chesterfield recently reported that his job interview at Hy-Vee “went well.” “It’s not the greatest paying job, […] Read more
After a supreme 1st quarter effort that left Ohio State scrambling for answers, Coach Bo Pelini experienced the rare emotion of leading a football game on the road. “It was surreal, looking up at the scoreboard after the first quarter and seeing us in the lead,” said Pelini. “I stopped paying attention after that, though. […] Read more
House Republicans reaffirmed their position that the female body is truly a wonderland. “What I’ve always been told by Doctors,” said Missouri Congressman Todd Akin, “Is that women can only get pregnant if they want to. It’s a like a switch that they turn off and on, and only if the man consents to having […] Read more
