For centuries, people have fought countless battles over whether a divine power exists in our world and influences our everyday lives. Differences in opinions have led to the creation of numerous religions, with atheism on the rise in the past couple of decades. But the never-ending war on religion finally ended last Tuesday when Lance […] Read more
As the semester grinds toward the halfway mark, most UNL students are finishing projects and preparing for midterm exams. Sophomore psychology major, William Diaz, however, has a different perspective on the midpoint of the spring semester. “I’m planning as much stuff as humanly possible,” reported Diaz, referring to the trip to Mexico he and several of his fraternity […] Read more
“I’ve been deployed in Fallujah, Kabul, and everywhere in between. I’ve been through hell and back. I have no fear and I’m hard as nails, but that place… it scares me,” reported Staff Sergeant John “Soap” MacTavish. The infamous place Sergeant MacTavish was referring to is, of course, the ultimate frisbee club house on Y Street. […] Read more
Every March, the proud, loud and flip-floppy JaySker bird begins its migration toward Omaha for March Madness. However, as of early March, many birds have not begun their descent on I-80. As the Huskers men’s basketball team competes for a spot in the March Madness bracket, many JaySkers are choosing to stay home and support […] Read more
We, here at The DailyER, believe that politicians simply don’t understand the needs and desires of today’s voters. You see it all the time: candidates who promise the world on a silver platter, only to make like a directionally challenged mailman and fail to deliver. As a result, we are officially announcing our candidacy for […] Read more
With the school semester well underway and the thought of honors theses creeping up on several college students, I figured it would be great to help students get a head start on finishing their papers. However, rather than spitting out some tips on some basic blog post with a smattering of motivational quotes pasted across […] Read more
Years after receiving his Bachelor’s in Film and New Media from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, aspiring director Trevor Davidson is reaching new heights that most people his age do not reach. While he has never made a film outside of college, and has no prospects of ever becoming a working director, he’s somehow receiving accolades […] Read more
By minor bar critic Duncan Moore, freshman Located on 14th and P street, it certainly is a long walk from Harper Hall, but I’m sure the Zoo Bar is worth it. Established in 1973 and with a large selection of quality food, drink and music, the Zoo Bar has it all for a future 21-year-old […] Read more
“No, you’re not seeing the problem from the right angle! You have to crack this nut, you buffoon!” shrieked 6-year-old squirrel Arnold Grassworth, born somewhere near Love Library, as he helped a confused freshman in the physics resource center in Jorgensen Hall. Arnold’s story is one of constant struggle and woe. Everyone told him he would […] Read more
Red Letter Days are quite the affair at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, bringing in a multitude of eager students to tour Nebraska’s largest university, meet respected faculty and preemptively establish campus dominance. On Jan. 26, Keith Hampton, a Lincoln high school senior, wore his coveted high school letter jacket, securing permanent respect on the UNL […] Read more
