Gateway

Friday, October 10, 2008

News

• Convocation: 'Time is now' to accept national leadership role
• Student shot outside house near Creighton
• Celebrations continue for centennial, homecoming
• Ludo rocks UNO campus for centennial, homecoming week
• Bouncing for Thanksgiving
• Crime Log
• Second Debate
• CPACS Building dedicated, campus begins centennial celebration
• Get your shot soon: flu season rapidly approaching
• Med Center team performs life-saving surgeries on Nicaraguan children
• Creighton students react to off-campus shooting
• Students given room, board in exchange for promise of faith

Arts & Leisure

• 'Picasso,' Einstein to make debut
• Alumni art exhibit opening Sunday
• Freshman weight gain isn't par for course for most students

Sports

• Mavs return to action to sweep Northwest Missouri
• After OT loss, Mavs hope to reverse two-game streak
• Golf update
• Family Feud
• UNO gets ready to take ice against Manitoba Monday

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• At least 40 killed in Iraq as militants attack on election day
• Major Omaha area companies will still make prescence at UNO's job fair
• Student Senate looks to ban smoking outside Milo Bail, introduce new parking options on campus

Entertainment

• Legally Blonde to tickle Omaha pink
• Nicholas Sparks novel leaves readers eager for the movie
• Triple axels and mouse ears: 'Disney on Ice' comes to Mid-America Center

Sports

• 'Hardball' extra makes third appearance in national championship
• Creighton Prep graduate strives for first championship victory at home
• Division II wrestling
• Division II wrestling tourney comes back to Omaha
• Garcia goes undefeated going into national championship
• Home-hosted championship will continue to produce special memories
• Maverick wrestler juggles family, school with long-time wrestling career
• Mavericks improve to 4-1, despite tiebreaker record
• Mavs sweep Falcons, Del Grosso breaks UNO defensemen scoring record
• No. 3 Nebraska-Omaha 69, No. 8 Washburn 67

Opinion

• A social media device for our schools
• Letter to the Editor
• Surviving the E-Reader rush