Review by Patrick Wright [dropcap]T[/dropcap]hursday was a pretty rotten day for me. I was facing a severe lack of sleep, and anything that could’ve gone wrong that day did in a spectacularly amazing fashion. So when I walked into Vega Thursday I wasn’t really in the mood to sit around and listen to bands all […] Read more
Review by Samuel Egan Photos by Patrick Wright [divider height=”40″] I went to Vega, the new concert venue in the Railyard, and I must say I was impressed with what they had to offer. This was their second big concert, and Vega’s role in Lincoln is starting to take form. The night started off with […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Alien[/title] A wonderful horror movie to get your skin crawling underneath that revealing Halloween costume is Alien. Part science fiction AND part horror, this tale is about a spaceship crew going off the beaten path that is their route back home when a strange beacon is sent from a […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Album Grade: B[/title] By Kyra Nicole Sallans Lightning Bolt gets pretty far away from the unbeatable grunge of Ten, yet Eddie Vedder’s unique vocal style still maintains the band’s identity, though his lyrics are rather tired and empty. The songs “Pendulum,” “Swallowed Whole,” and “Yellow Moon” bear themes of […] Read more
A feat several years in the making, local student Sam Stuart finally got high enough to appreciate the DailyER and then somehow even higher, an achievement he took immense pride in. Sam, a daily weed smoker and bi-weekly DailyER reader said he has been attempting this feat since 2008 and appreciates the support he has […] Read more
As society becomes a decrepit melting pot of corruption and sin, at the very least a very vigilant, unblinking stare from watchful eyes will be there to see it. Last Thursday night, the women of Psi Psi Psi sorority learned this valuable lesson when they discovered a random student watching them as he stood precariously […] Read more
In the highly sexualized society in which we live, one must always take the initiative to protect themselves from harm. As new STIs are being discovered on a daily basis, sophomore biological systems engineering major Jeremy Parch questions the effectiveness of conventional condoms and contraceptives. “I’ve heard some horror stories,” said Parch. “I knew a […] Read more
The Boston Red Sox are all about big bats, base-hits, brilliant base running—and new this season—bushy beards. The ball club currently contending the Cardinals in the World Series has adopted a philosophy of forgoing razors and embracing rugged appearances. The fan-adored trend was started jokingly back in Spring Training by a few of the team’s […] Read more
Freshman Jacoby Cameron doesn’t ever need to drive his car anywhere. “Everything I really need is here on campus, whether it’s food at Selleck or condoms at the Union’s sexual health booth. I’m usually pretty good” said the geology major. However, sometimes Wal-Mart offers something that the University just does not have. But recently Cameron […] Read more
Okay, poor people….I’m sorry…I….said a lot of things…. You said a lot of things….and I’m sorry alright?…It’s…it’s not…easy reforming healthcare and…I should known how badly you guys wanted to get insurance and…made the websites better…stronger…it was my mistake,…and I apologize…but there is something you can do until the website is fixed…just do your best and […] Read more
