Homegrown Film Festival Lincoln Calling’s opening event, the Homegrown Film Festival, consists of short films, music videos, and documentaries. This event functions as great exposure for many up and coming Nebraska artists. The majority of films in the festival were music videos. Many of them were beautifully shot, designed, and directed. “Dirty Clean,” by […] Read more
A local mirror was shocked and horrified to the core this morning at 4:32 a.m. by a god-awful sight that stood before it for a full twelve minutes. “Jesus Christ Almighty, it was horrible,” the mirror and biology major at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln said, its reflexive surface quivering with terror. “I don’t quite know […] Read more
After years of worrying if the University of Nebraska-Lincoln could could reach his bold declaration of 30,0000 students by 2020, Chancellor Harvey Perlman has shocked the school with an amendment to his earlier announcement. “I think we will have succeeded as a Big 10 university if we have 30 students smiling,” Perlman said in a […] Read more
For many, marriage can be a wonderful institution, where two people who love each other very much live their lives to the fullest. Chet Spaulding, a bartender from the Kool Kat Bar in a small Virginia town, wants to tell you this before he tells you that, at this very moment, your future spouse is […] Read more
In response to a rapid and growing decline in the population of WWII veterans across the globe, conservationists are now leading the charge to implement long-term, sustainable strategies in order to preserve the struggling group of humans who bravely served in one of the greatest military conflicts in history. “These veterans are a very important […] Read more
You can’t tell by looking at him, but local cyclist Darren Fitzgerald has competed in bike races, rides more than 20 miles a day and has two DUIs. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln accounting graduate first discovered his love of biking shortly after he turned 21 during his junior year. “I had been out at the […] Read more
The Antlers first rose to prominence in 2009, when they received critical acclaim for their masterwork “Hospice”, an emotionally ragged and vulnerable concept album which told the heartbreaking story of a hospice worker falling in love with a terminal patient. Earlier this year, the band released their fifth studio album, “Familiars”. On “Familiars”, Silberman’s voice […] Read more
