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Feels Like Christmas

Feels Like Christmas

Sadie Hugelman, Sports Editor January 5, 2023

Walking down Howard Street of the Old Market, street lamps lit up the brick road.  The weather was brisk and windy and my hands shook from the cold. Snow trailed the ground as I stepped into a shop with...

Caffeine Critic

Caffeine Critic

Callie Menke, Staff Writer December 7, 2022

Crawling out of bed, exhausted from the relentless homework from the night before, I stumble, barely able to process the busy day I have ahead. I splash water on my face, yet my drowsiness persists. I...

One Hextra Special Movie

Uzin Shrestha, Staff Writer November 4, 2022

“Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble.” Add in a few spooky spells, a handful of witches, and a sprinkle of nostalgia, and what do you get? A classic Halloween comfort movie.  Hocus...

The Message of Music

The Message of Music

Grace Evert, Staff Writer November 4, 2022

There are few moments like the hush of a crowd before a performance. Just when the world could be no quieter, melodic voices break through the silence in perfect harmony. No matter who is watching, they...

Together as Teammates

Together as Teammates

Anuj Singh, Online Editor November 4, 2022

There are 164,777 words in the English language that contain the letter ‘s’. Out of all of them, perhaps the most important is parents. They are the ones who bring you into this world, who care for...

French Fry Frenzy

Sadie Hugelman, Sports Editor October 3, 2022

The McDonald’s drive-thru had no line and was quick to get through. The voice at the window was a robot. At first, it got my order wrong, but then a human voice came over the speaker to direct me to...

Give a Hand for the Band

Give a Hand for the Band

Emily Schmucker, Staff Writer September 27, 2022

The bright stage lights shine onto freshman Finley O’Malley’s face as she adjusts the microphone in front of her. She takes a deep breath and readies herself for yet another performance. From a...

It’s About the Climb, Not the Destination

It’s About the Climb, Not the Destination

Rebecca Jacobsen, Co-Editor-in-Chief September 27, 2022

Six-year-old Sarah Wood scaled the ladder and flew across the monkey bars, excitedly climbing her way around the entire playground. Now, as a senior, Wood has been rock climbing for six years.  “I...

Representing the Rainbow

By Aiden Lewald, Design Editor May 18, 2022

In a state where red dominates the blue, it is hard for LGBTQ students to find a safe place. While the more liberal hubs of Lincoln and Omaha have larger queer populations, Nebraskan queer communities...

The Scoop on Coneflower Creamery

Anna Pipinos, Editor-in-Chief May 17, 2022

After stuffing ourselves with sushi at Blackstone’s sushi restaurant, Butterfish, my friends and I left and began our walk to our cars. Suddenly, after being outside for only a few seconds, rain began...

Cap and Out of Town

Aiden Lewald, Design Editor May 17, 2022

Warm sand beneath your toes, the cool condensation on the side of a Virgin Pina Colada, and the calming splash of clear water on the coast. Paired with beautiful, lush trees, layered on top of island wide...

A Sacred Month

Asim Adhikary, Staff Writer April 18, 2022

What is Ramadan? The holy month of self-improvement, discipline, and reflection.  In the next coming weeks, Muslims from all over the world will gather together to celebrate Ramadan. Falling on the...

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