[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Here are Seeds Entertainment staff members’ current favorite albums and movies that we would like to share with you. Enjoy![/title] Album: John Mayer | Paradise Valley Paradise Valley is worth mentioning however past due it may be to do so. Mayer’s August release is a good listen while driving, […] Read more
Take a look at Seeds Entertainment’s compilation of this year’s Fall TV series premieres. Seeds has broken it all down for you into convenient categories: the best, the good, and the okay-have-your-series-finale-already. [title size=”1″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Worthy of Watching[/title] [title size=”3″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Homeland | ‘B+'[/title] After having one of the best first seasons in […] Read more
Since their inceptions, the recent additions to Lincoln’s Historic Haymarket district have bundled panties across the state. When the highly anticipated Railyard District announced it would be implementing a dress code, Lincoln residents took to the streets. Yesterday, in an attempt to quell criticisms, Railyard spokesperson, Herman Speer, held a press conference to highlight the […] Read more
When Alex Wunrow was handed the reins of The Dailyer he saw an empty canvas. During the six months the senior advertising major has worn the pants of the newspaper he has worked kind-of-sort-of to rebrand the prestigious-ish student publication. After dropping “Nebraskan” from the title and redesigning the formerly piss-poor website, The Dailyer has […] Read more
In a rare turn of events, former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow has agreed to a deal with the Lincoln Haymakers of the Champions Professional Indoor Football League. Just weeks after being cut by the New England Patriots and being denied another year of eligibility at the University of Florida, the Haymakers and Tebow finalized a […] Read more
Univeristy of Nebraska – Lincoln political science department advisor Ruth Baas met with freshman political science major Tyler Hansen to discuss a scheduling matter yesterday at 4:57 p.m. Baas leaves work everyday around 5 p.m. Hansen wanted to drop a 200-level history course that was “like, way too much reading, ya know?”, but he had […] Read more
College is a time of social blossoming and priceless experience. It can also be a time of bad habits, high-stress, and general health taking a backseat. Here are ten quick tips to help you dodge that notorious “freshman 185.” 10. Though it accommodates the curves of your body arguably better than your favorite spandex suit, […] Read more
When Hilina Ejigu, 19, and her family vacationed to Uganda this past summer, the teen saw it as an opportunity to indulge in the spoils of the land. During her trip, Ejigu was fortunate enough to dine on an organic Nile River Mud Pie. As not to stray from the narcissistic stereotype of her generation, […] Read more
Wow, did I abort that position at the right time. Holy shit. The President, our Nobel Peace Prize winning president, wants to intervene in a civil war in the Middle East with our military. Good luck, Kerry. Maybe they used chemical weapons. I have no idea. I’ve been drinking my chemical weapons on the rocks […] Read more
