Gateway

Friday, February 6, 2009

News

• Recruiting talent, Mavs prepare
• Proposal to extend last call considered by Nebr. legislature
• Campus peace group screens documentary in student center
• Commission hears request for Student Government budget increase
• CRIME LOG
• State congressman wants Ayers fired
• New GI education benefit hitting some difficulties
• Ohio University professor to teach with iPod Touch

Entertainment

• Durham exhibit to satisfy sweet tooth
• UNO celebrates Black History Month
• Faculty art showcase coming to a close
• Remembering Updike: A world of literary exploration

Sports

• Mavs host Western Michigan in hunt for late-season conference points
• Philanthropy continues to be highlight of Maverick hockey program
• UNO Men's Basketball strong through the end
• Women's basketball loses in double OT
• UNO's 2009 High School Recruits

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• New website lets you 'bet' on grades
• Scholarship honors memory of UNO student killed in hit-and-run
• University officials violated open records law on Palin's speaking contract
• UNO alumnus creates foursquare program for student discounts, freebies
• UNO professor is recognized for environmental and academic work

Entertainment

• 'The Line' bridges the gap between evolution and creationism
• Rush Rocks Omaha
• September Calendar of Events
• Two art collections kick off new semester

Sports

• Mavericks shoot for third straight MIAA championship
• Mavs look to regain Victory Bell from Lopers

Opinion

• A closer look at the sport of cheerleading
• Thoughts on non-violent protest