It has been said that, in Texas, football is like a religion. To some, like high school senior John Spencer, it is significantly more. “Never been to church, never been to class, never been to work,” said a confident Spencer. “It’s just been football, all day every day.” Spencer’s father Mike, in his own words, […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]’A+'[/title] Fading in immediately where the first Insidious left off, Insidious: Chapter 2 takes the audience, along with the Lambert family, deeper into “the further”. Director James Wan, who also released films such as Saw, Dead Silence, and The Conjuring, is becoming the modern day master of horror. In […] Read more
Here are Seeds Entertainment staff members’ current favorite albums, TV shows and movies that we would like to share with you. Enjoy! Breaking Bad (Series finale = Sunday, Sept 15) ~ In case you don’t have the Internet, smartphone or you are actually living under a rock, you have probably heard the buzz about Breaking […] Read more
Once upon a time, I heard someone describe Lincoln in a way I will never forget: “Lincoln has small town nice, with big town spice.” I can accredit that phrase simply to an Applebee’s manager who was otherwise a stranger to my parents and I. The manager was going around checking on tables as they […] Read more
Looking at Abby Swenson today, no one would have ever believed that she ever lived before Theta Delta Zeta. But it was not long ago that Abby lived a pre-Theta existence, a life that as Abby puts it was, “life only if you can call living before Theta actually living.” Not long ago in this […] Read more
For incoming freshmen still acclimating to the college lifestyle, finding the best social gatherings can be quite a daunting task. Sophomore Ryan McPherson, commonly known on campus as that-guy-in-the-Hawaiian-shirt, intends to alleviate new students of this burden by lending a helping hand. “I live a pretty wild lifestyle, in case my shirt didn’t tell you […] Read more
When Governor Dave Heineman signed a Nebraskan Stand Your Ground bill into law on Monday evening, no one could have predicted that there would be tragic consequences. The new self-defense-law, intended to make Nebraskans feel safer when around life threatening situations or black teenagers, has instead lead to a massacre of several thousand University cyclists. […] Read more
After becoming acquainted with his fellow dorm-mates, freshmen agronomy student Matthew Jackson sparked up conversation the only way he knew. Upon discovering his new friends were from Omaha, Jackson piped up and told of his own humble origin. “I’m from Meadow Hills, ever heard of it?” After being greeted with silence Jackson took the opportunity […] Read more
In an overcrowded job market where college graduates often struggle to find worthwhile employment that allows them to apply their degree, many current students are worried about their financial future. Such is not the case for senior English major Adam Wilks who plans to spin the Wheel of Fortune until retirement. “When you think about […] Read more
While most university students spent their summers performing manual labor, or for those who majored in something practical, an internship, Sydney Dixon spent her sixteen weeks of freedom living life to the fullest. The junior psychology major jumpstarted her extravagant summer with a two month trip to Europe. Here she gazed at the majestic cliffs […] Read more
