by Shayna McQuinn in Features
Since 1985, life at UNO seems to have changed completely to Cindy Gonzalez.
However, after 20 years Gonzalez found herself back on campus with new acquaintances and a trip down memory lane. The Omaha-World Herald reporter graduated in 1985 with a degree in journalism.
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The Milo Bail Student Center hosted one of several Public Broadcasting Service discussions on immigration issues, part of the "By the People" series, on Sunday, Oct. 14. Above, members of the Omaha community discuss immigration issues in Nebraska in the student center's Tower Room.
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The Gender and Sexual Orientation Agency held a rally and panel to commemorate the struggle for equal rights regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Above, Jesse E. Cozadd III, Dino Andrade and Jonathan Wilton listen to a speaker at the National Coming Out Day Rally around 10 a.
2008 Woodie Awards
