Police chief Kevin Cern cleared his throat. His eyes searched the room for a moment, then he spoke into the microphone. “We’ve found Carmen Sandiego.” Thus was the end of the 29-year-long, global search for Sandiego marked. Unfortunately, it wasn’t a storybook ending. Her body was found in a creek bed behind an apartment complex […] Read more
Michelle Duggar is known for being ready for disaster. She has shelves upon shelves of canned goods, a fire escape plan poster on almost every wall and has her phone ready to dial 911 at a moment’s notice. So it was no surprise when the star of TLC’s “19 Kids and Counting” announced she had […] Read more
In the aftermath of the Chicago school strike, citizens are still scratching their heads as to why the strike occurred in the first place. “We have schools here?” asked Martin Smotilli, 46. “Since when?” Many Chicago residents share this confused sentiment. David Ortellino, 56, runs a butchery in Wrigleyville. He said when found out about […] Read more
Football season is progressing full steam ahead, but Taylor Martinez is interested in getting off the train. “Why don’t we end the season now?” Martinez asked. “There’s so many good reasons to call it a year.” The Huskers are a far from perfect at 1-1, beating Southern Miss but losing to UCLA in the first […] Read more
Abby Sanderson likes to show her school pride: Husker posters adorn her dorm room walls, while her backpack has decorative Husker pins she made herself. But her pride isn’t just on the outside. “I’m a hemophiliac,” Sanderson beamed. “Nothing can stop me from bleeding Husker red. Certainly not my diseased body.” Hemophilia is a genetic […] Read more
