<rss version='2.0'><channel><title>Features</title><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope</link><description></description><language>EN</language><copyright>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope</copyright><managingEditor>hoggn@unk.edu</managingEditor><webMaster>hoggn@unk.edu</webMaster><category>Antelope</category><generator>Website Baker Content Management System</generator><item><title>Campus Web site updated for spring</title><description>
By Travis Schott
Antelope Staff

If you haven't noticed yet, UNK's Web site has undergone a major face-lift.

Roughly a year ago a number of focus groups comprised of high school
students, incoming freshman, current UNK students, and faculty and
staff were put together in order to evaluate the performance and
appearance of the university's old Web site. Based on a large amount
of feedback given by those focus groups it was determined a renovation
was in order.

</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/campus-web-site-updated-for-spring232.php</link></item><item><title>Holobora celebrates local music, art</title><description>
By Kevin Whetstone
Antelope Staff

&quot;When I say holo, you say bora! Holo!&quot;

Numerous fans erupted in response as the Beat Continuum Project's MC
and UNK graduate Ryan O'Connor led the chant Saturday night at the
Holobora music and arts festival which took place at Jammers Roadhouse.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/holobora-celebrates-local-music-art230.php</link></item><item><title>Interior design students take part in Loper Designer's Challenge</title><description>
By Leah PetersenAntelope Staff
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/interior-design-students-take-part-in-loper-designers-challenge221.php</link></item><item><title>UNK student celebrates her "Pledge to be Veg"</title><description>
By Sam BatesGuest Writer&quot;Meat is murder.&quot; Not exactly a phrase heard every day in Nebraska.
However, there is a place where this is heard multiple times a day.
That place would be the offices of PETA (People for the Ethical
Treatment of Animals), the animal rights organization that supports
vegetarianism.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/unk-student-celebrates-her-pledge-to-be-veg218.php</link></item><item><title>Cramer nominated for NSLHA representative</title><description>
By Chelsea Archer
Antelope Staff

&quot;Shh, shh, shh,&quot; said 11-year-old Marti Cramer as she walks around the
small room. She stops in front of a small picture of seashells. &quot;Shh,
shh, shh,&quot; she and her clinician, Janessa Swink, said together while
holding a mirror in front of her client's mouth. &quot;Shh, shh, shells,&quot;
they said.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/cramer-nominated-for-nslha-representative211.php</link></item><item><title>Adenhart's dream cut short by drunk driver</title><description>
By Garrett Ritonya
Antelope Staff

He had just pitched the game of his young MLB career: six scoreless
innings, allowing only seven hits against a tough Oakland Athletics
squad.

Even though his bullpen let that lead slip away and cost him the win,
it was still the most promising start of this budding young baseball
superstar that no one had heard about. That night would be the last
game he would ever pitch.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/adenharts-dream-cut-short-by-drunk-driver212.php</link></item><item><title>Band organizations attend sessions, earn awards at KSU</title><description>
By Stacy Laue
Antelope Staff

They wore their passion on their T-shirts. &quot;Music, Our Common Tie&quot; read
one shirt worn by members of UNK's Tau Beta Sigma chapter. &quot;M4, Kearney
2010&quot; read another shirt promoting UNK's bid to host the organization's
annual meeting next year.

Around 350 college students from 10 different states were drawn by
their love of music to Kansas State University in Manhattan Friday.
Students learned about leadership, service, bonds and music - and some
UNK students were lucky enough to garner awards.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/band-organizations-attend-sessions-earn-awards-at-ksu207.php</link></item><item><title>New campus organization forms to change marijuana laws through grassroots activism</title><description>
By Josh Moody
Antelope Staff

Since the inception of NORML (National Organization for the Reformation
of Marijuana Laws) in 1970, the group has had one general focus -
lobbying for the decriminalization and legalization of marijuana.

Though based out of Washington D.C., NORML works on a local level,
encouraging grassroots activism. Presently there are 113 chapters of
NORML in the U.S. and Nebraska will soon join that list.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/new-campus-organization-forms-to-change-marijuana-laws-through-grassroots-activism206.php</link></item><item><title>Alpha Phi women deal out Las Vegas trip</title><description>
By Megan WenzAntelope StaffGambling, money, ladies in red dresses, fun and friends all describe
the opportunity many students found themselves engaged in recently. No,
it's not Las Vegas, but the Alpha Phi Red Dress Poker Tournament.

Alpha Phi held their fourth annual Alpha Phi Red Dress Poker Tournament
to raise funds for fighting heart disease. The poker tournament is a
Texas Hold 'Em style tournament.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/alpha-phi-women-deal-out-las-vegas-trip201.php</link></item><item><title>Alpha Omicron Pi, dodgeball teams strike out arthritis</title><description>
By Sara QuisenberrryAntelope StaffWho said dodgeball is a kid's game? The ladies of Alpha Omicron Pi would happily disagree.

The sorority hosted their annual dodgeball tournament in the Health and
Sports Center on Sunday. The dodgeball tournament was held to raise
money for the sorority's philanthropy, the Arthritis Foundation.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/alpha-omicron-pi-dodgeball-teams-strike-out-arthritis203.php</link></item><item><title>Volunteers hit record for St. Jude</title><description>
By Jenny Gierhan
Antelope Staff

&quot;One!...Zero!...Four!&quot;
A crowd of zealous students shouted out numbers to reveal how much
money UNK raised for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital last Wed.
March 4.
The results: amazing.
The total for the most successful philanthropy project in the history of UNK: $40,081 for St. Jude's Up 'Til Dawn. 
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/volunteers-hit-record-for-st.-jude191.php</link></item><item><title>Axcess, others perform at FAME</title><description>
By Tara Purdie
Antelope Staff

Champagne wishes and caviar dreams are the driving force behind Elias Hammond's current hobby: music.

&quot;Well right now it is just a hobby, and school is my first priority.
However, if something happens with it I won't mind. Since I was a kid,
I would always imagine myself up on stage rapping in front of people
and being famous,&quot; Hammond said.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/axcess-others-perform-at-fame192.php</link></item><item><title>Garb provokes laughter with dark humor in her stand-up comedy: "I'm Going Mental: mental illness with a does of humor"</title><description>
By Kevin Whetstone
Antelope Staff

The seats of Copeland Hall Room 142 slowly filled as students sauntered
in to catch the Feb. 24 performance by comedian Michelle Garb.
&quot;I'm Going Mental: mental illness with a dose of humor&quot; is a
presentation Garb has been performing on the college circuit for nearly
13 years. In her performance, Garb combines humor and her experiences
with mental illness to give the audience an opportunity to laugh and
learn.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/garb-provokes-laughter-with-dark-humor-in-her-stand-up-comedy-im-going-mental-mental-illness-with-a-does-of-humor186.php</link></item><item><title>SIFE members use management skills globally, locally</title><description>
By Leah Petersen
Antelope Staff

After placing second at nationals last year, the SIFE (Students In Free
Enterprise) team is setting their sights high for national competition
in Los Angeles- hoping for even greater results.
As a freshman three years ago, Kelsee Sharpe, now a junior business
administration major with an emphasis in management from Table Rock,
had no idea how joining the SIFE team would shape her college career.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/sife-members-use-management-skills-globally-locally185.php</link></item><item><title>Inspiration transforms a nation</title><description>
By Leah Petersen
Antelope StaffThe memory of a transformational American civil rights leader is brought to life in a class at UNK.
Nancy Peek, lecturer in English, teaches her American Literature
students about epic American characters who she believes to have
transformed the country. Among the Americans Peek considers to have
impacted America significantly is Malcolm X.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/inspiration-transforms-a-nation179.php</link></item><item><title>Three bands to rock for LPAC</title><description>
By Jenny Gierhan
Antelope StaffThe UNK Health and Sports Arena will be rocking out to the music of
major artists Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Secondhand Serenade on
Saturday, April 18. Students can now pre-purchase up to two tickets for
$10 each at the Welcome Desk in the Nebraskan Student Union. General
admission to the concert is $20.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/three-bands-to-rock-for-lpac180.php</link></item><item><title>Chemistry Club freezes and shatters carnations</title><description>
By Bryan MoltAntelope StaffAt negative 180 degrees Celsius, a carnation dipped into a Dwer flask and then slammed onto a table makes quite a mess.
But just how big of a mess does this make when you dip a gift of a
pink, beautiful, meaningful carnations into this liquid that packs an
Antarctic chill? Well, a big mess.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/chemistry-club-freezes-and-shatters-carnations172.php</link></item><item><title>Shopaholic too girly to handle</title><description>
&quot;Confessions of a Shopaholic&quot; is what I would call a normal chick
flick. It has major shopping, a cute guy and a love theme. I saw this
movie on Valentine's Day and was, therefore, already grossed out by the
love aspects of the movie. In general it wasn't very good.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/shopaholic-too-girly-to-handle173.php</link></item><item><title>300 students participate in annual Laser Tag event</title><description>
By Bryan MoltAntelope Staff&quot;I was not expecting to get hit in the head with a laser tag gun, but I
had an awesome time,&quot; said Anthony Chancellor, a freshman political
science major from Curtis. &quot;I had a lot of fun and I would definitely
do it again.&quot;
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/300-students-participate-in-annual-laser-tag-event168.php</link></item><item><title>Bynded: local band uses small-town inspiration for songwriting</title><description>
By Tara PurdieAntelope StaffThe compact living room is taken over with intermingling sounds of
unforgettable rock and heartfelt country. Justin Hampton's distinctive
voice croons along with each note and chord Sean Kennedy strikes, the
two remain perfectly in sync. Hampton's passionate lyrics and voice
create an unexpected bond with each listener, while the unique melody
Kennedy plays continues to resonate even after the music stops.</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/bynded-local-band-uses-small-town-inspiration-for-songwriting165.php</link></item><item><title>Though rooted in past, kendo traditions reverberate worldwide</title><description>
By Josh MoodyAntelope StaffEvery Friday at 5 p.m., a small group of devoted individuals meet on a
racquetball court in the Health and Sports Center to practice kendo, a
Japanese martial art that 
has been around for over 700 years. 
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/though-rooted-in-past-kendo-traditions-reverberate-worldwide164.php</link></item><item><title>Lopers bound for Harvard</title><description>
By Travis Schott
Antelope StaffUNK's model UN team, representing Bolivia, will travel to Boston Feb. 12-15 to compete for various honors during the debates.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/lopers-bound-for-harvard160.php</link></item><item><title>International students share their country's holiday traditions</title><description>
By Jenny Gierhan
Antelope StaffUNK students are getting really excited for winter break. Americans
celebrate Christmas by exchanging gifts and New Year's Eve by counting
down and watching the ball drop, but what about the international
students? Three different country's holidays and traditions are
represented by UNK international students.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/international-students-share-their-countrys-holiday-traditions151.php</link></item><item><title>'Generation Y' deemed selfish by some</title><description>
By Jenny GierhanAntelope Staff&quot;I am never going to be like my PARENTS!&quot; Sure, that's what they all
say, but has this generation lived up to its vow? From one generation
to the next, there have been changes in opinions and behaviors, but
overall no significant behavioral and attitudinal changes have been so
apparent since the late 1960s with the hippie movement.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/generation-y-deemed-selfish-by-some149.php</link></item><item><title>Dr. Kathryn Benzel honored with Martin Distinguished Professor in English award</title><description>
By Amanda BaillieAntelope StaffThe Martin Distinguished Professor in English award is an award created
to honor professors who excel in their career. Dr. Kathryn Benzel is
this year's recipient of the Martin Distinguished Professor in English
award.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/dr.-kathryn-benzel-honored-with-martin-distinguished-professor-in-english-award145.php</link></item><item><title>Intro to Nutrition class educates students on common health issues</title><description>
By Megan WenzAntelope StaffIn the past five to ten years, health has been at the front of much
discussion, from the presidential race to a late night infomercial. We
are constantly bombarded with information regarding health. The media
tells of new remedies and easy, carefree ways to lose weight and feel
better. To weed out all the incorrect information that is constantly
thrown at you can be tough. However, there is one UNK course that can
help: nutrition.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/intro-to-nutrition-class-educates-students-on-common-health-issues141.php</link></item><item><title>Overflow ministry gives  youth a chance to connect spiritually</title><description>
By Cody Riedel
Guest WriterIt is Sunday night, and the sanctuary at the Kearney Evangelical Free
Church could be mistaken for a rock concert. Although the music is
pounding and the lights are flashing, there is something different
about this atmosphere. Even though the music is upbeat, the lyrics and the crowd are unlike
any other. The difference is that they are worshiping God together at
an event called Overflow.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/overflow-ministry-gives-youth-a-chance-to-connect-spiritually136.php</link></item><item><title>Conrad Hall ghost still spooks students</title><description>
'By Kaylie PerryAntelope StaffFor many years the residents on third floor of Conrad Hall have
reported haunting sounds and visions of a young lady who used to live
there. The ghost, named Stella after one of the Alpha Omicron Pi
founding sisters, is said to haunt the west end of the third floor
rooms, particularly room 318.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/conrad-hall-ghost-still-spooks-students134.php</link></item><item><title>Trip to the Emerald Isle planned for May '09</title><description>
By Amanda Baillie
Antelope Staff Always had a yearning to go to Ireland? 
&quot;Imagine standing on the 600 foot cliffs of Moher looking out into the
Atlantic Ocean, or strolling through a quaint village visiting with the
locals. There is nothing like it, it is definitely an experience you
will never forget,&quot; Assistant Professor of Family Studies and Interior
Design Dr. Jan Kimmons.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/trip-to-the-emerald-isle-planned-for-may-09130.php</link></item><item><title>Band Day benefits both UNK and high school bands</title><description>
By Nicole Peters
Guest WriterDespite its name, the focus of UNK Band Day is not on UNK’s band;
instead, it is all about mentoring the high school bands that attend.
Each year the UNK band invites area high school bands to march in a
parade down Central Avenue onto the UNK campus, giving those bands the
opportunity to be critiqued by judges as well as gain marching
experience. </description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/band-day-benefits-both-unk-and-high-school-bands128.php</link></item><item><title>UNK student creates lasting relationships with Campus Kitchen</title><description>
By Sara Quisenberry
Guest WriterThere are many organizations on campus willing to lend a helping hand
to the community of Kearney. One such organization is Campus Kitchen. 
Campus Kitchen is made up of students at UNK willing to take time out
of their busy lifestyles to cook and prepare food for those less
fortunate in Kearney.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/unk-student-creates-lasting-relationships-with-campus-kitchen125.php</link></item><item><title>Career Services reaches out to help</title><description>
By Megan WenzAntelope StaffMaking plans for your future when you are 18 seems crazy, but it is
what we all do before we come to college. With about 70 percent of
students switching their major at least once in their college career,
UNK has the resources to help you make that tough decision and to know
what to do as soon as you make the decision.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/career-services-reaches-out-to-help122.php</link></item><item><title>Bicycling popularity on the rise at UNK due to parking, gas prices</title><description>
By Megan OaklundAntelope StaffIt's back to school at UNK, and one noticeable change is an increased number of bikes both whizzing by and parked in the racks. 
Paul Talbert, co-owner of The Bike Shed has been biking for about 25
years, and it wasn't until recently that he has seen this much interest
in biking.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/bicycling-popularity-on-the-rise-at-unk-due-to-parking-gas-prices119.php</link></item><item><title>Speech teacher feels butterflies just like her students</title><description>
By Cynthia Weitzel
Guest WriterAmanda Young is enthusiastic about her first year teaching at UNK as lecturer in speech communications and as assistant coach of the forensics team. Kearney is going big places with their communications department, she said, and together with the forensics team, is moving in a direction she &quot;really, really, supports.&quot;
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/speech-teacher-feels-butterflies-just-like-her-students114.php</link></item><item><title>Frank House event celebrates spring's arrival</title><description>
Lisa BeckerAntelope StaffThis past weekend, students gathered at the Frank House and the Health
and Sports Center to celebrate the blooming cherry blossom trees and
the arrival of spring.

</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/frank-house-event-celebrates-springs-arrival111.php</link></item><item><title>Design program wins by putting fine arts first</title><description>
Ann BierbowerGuest WriterThe design program at UNK stands out against a background of larger universities in larger cities.
The Visual Communication and Design Program, or VCD, prepares students
for a career in the development of graphic arts and officially began in
1996.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/design-program-wins-by-putting-fine-arts-first108.php</link></item><item><title>An exceptional spring break</title><description>
Yoana GarciaGuest WriterAlthough many students got the opportunity to travel to tropical places
during spring break, many UNK students decided to stay home and catch
up.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/an-exceptional-spring-break105.php</link></item><item><title>Nebraska Cultural Unity Conference promotes higher education among high school students</title><description>
By Kristen BrockmanAntelope StaffOver 400 high school students from Nebraska and Kansas spent Friday at UNK learning about pursuing higher education.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/nebraska-cultural-unity-conference-promotes-higher-education-among-high-school-students101.php</link></item><item><title>Pep Band rock the house with Loper pride</title><description>
By Stacy LaueGuest WriterWANTED: quirky, spontaneous, energetic students with musical skills.
This ad might as well be printed on all the members of the UNK Pep Band.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/pep-band-rock-the-house-with-loper-pride97.php</link></item><item><title>Freezin' for a reason</title><description>
By Antelope Staff MembersFriends. Food. &quot;Freezin' for a reason.&quot;
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/freezin-for-a-reason95.php</link></item><item><title>Campus Edge brings huge selection to Kearney</title><description>
By Lisa BeckerAntelope Staff&quot;Our goal with Campus Edge is to provide a clean, friendly and relaxed
atmosphere to the students of UNK,&quot; said Mike Hendrickson of Kearney
and new owner of Campus Edge, previously University Grill.

</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/campus-edge-brings-huge-selection-to-kearney92.php</link></item><item><title>Poets unite to 'slam' each other</title><description>
Shelly FoxAntelope StaffPoets and poetry fans flocked to the Roman Thursday Feb. 21 to see
students from the Performance Poetry and Prose class test their Slam
Poetry skills against other slammers from the area.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/poets-unite-to-slam-each-other89.php</link></item><item><title>The Vagina Monologues</title><description>
Kimberly TomjackAntelope StaffThe local production of The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler, was
performed at the University of Nebraska at Kearney on Sunday and
Monday, Feb. 17 and 18, at 7:30 p.m. in the Ponderosa room at the Union.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/the-vagina-monologues86.php</link></item><item><title>The Uge and Ozzy Show wants you</title><description>
By Hannah HotovyAntelope StaffTuesday nights roll around and not much is going on. Eat a little, do
some homework, maybe watch some television, and that about sums it up.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/the-uge-and-ozzy-show-wants-you81.php</link></item><item><title>Comparing the costs of off-campus and on-campus life</title><description>
Shelly FoxAntelope StaffTo live on campus or to live off campus, that is the question. </description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/comparing-the-costs-of-off-campus-and-on-campus-life79.php</link></item><item><title>Environmental 'Smart' car cruises down U.S highways</title><description>
Jason ArensGuest Writer&quot;Go Green&quot; That seems to be the slogan for this generation across the
states.  From massive recycling kicks to up and coming ethanol fuel,
America is trying to conserve energy, and ultimately the environment,
for the many generations to come. </description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/environmental-smart-car-cruises-down-u.s-highways77.php</link></item><item><title>Keep stress in check</title><description>
Klarissa BellamyStaff WriterFinals are here and the homework is piled high. With flu season upon
us, and stress levels rising, it's important to make sure you keep your
cool. Here are a few ways to handle end of semester stress.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/keep-stress-in-check72.php</link></item><item><title>Health Science Club</title><description>Derry StoverAntelope StaffSaving lives comes natural to not only those working in health care but
for students planning to be health care professionals. This was evident
during last week's Red Cross Blood Drive hosted by UNK's Health Science
Club, whose members are future health care workers. More than 130 units
of blood were collected, and since one unit of blood can save up to
three lives, more than a potential 400 lives were saved.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/health-science-club70.php</link></item><item><title>Local breweries offer unique flavors</title><description>
Jared HoffAntelope StaffAs classes wind down for the semester and finals week approaches, many
of us students are anxiously waiting for a break and a reason to
celebrate.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/local-breweries-offer-unique-flavors68.php</link></item><item><title>Get to know your student body president, Regent, Amber Lewis</title><description>
Elizabeth WeaverAntelope StaffOne thing is for sure, UNK Student Body President and University Regent Amber Lewis keeps herself busy.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/get-to-know-your-student-body-president-regent-amber-lewis65.php</link></item><item><title>Do something exceptional: Find something new to nail this spring break</title><description>
Lisa BeckerAntelope StaffThe Service-Learning Office has started planning for their annual alternative Spring Break Trip. 
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/do-something-exceptional-find-something-new-to-nail-this-spring-break62.php</link></item><item><title>Students participate in exchange</title><description>
Elissa MartinGuest WriterThe UNK participants in an exchange program with the University of
Rostock in Rostock, Germany may spend only a short 15 days abroad, but
many say the experience has changed their lives in a big way.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/students-participate-in-exchange59.php</link></item><item><title>Spooky Fun scheduled for campus</title><description>
Derry StoverAntelope Staff WriterThe slight chill in the eerie night air and the smell of candle-lit
jack-o-lanterns means the scariest of all holidays is upon us:
Halloween.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/spooky-fun-scheduled-for-campus56.php</link></item><item><title>Semper fidelis</title><description>
Sean TakahashiAntelope Staff WriterThe Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Band from Twentynine Palms,
Calif, had a concert in UNK Fine Arts Building Recital Hall on Oct. 4.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/semper-fidelis53.php</link></item><item><title>Apple offers more iPod varitey</title><description>
Jared HoffAntelope Staff WriterHave you ever stopped to think about some of the amazing products that are offered to us consumers right now?
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/apple-offers-more-ipod-varitey50.php</link></item><item><title>Betas more like brothers</title><description>
Jared MuzzeyAntelope Staff WriterMembership in Sigma Lambda Beta has helped junior Justin Teeters learn some important life lessons.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/betas-more-like-brothers45.php</link></item><item><title>Students to star in UNK commercials</title><description>
Derry Stover
Antelope Staff Writer

More than 20 students gathered in the Nebraskan Student Union food
court Thursday, Sept. 13, for auditions to appear in a new set of
television commercials promoting UNK.
</description><link>http://mcluhan.unk.edu/antelope/pages/posts/students-to-star-in-unk-commercials41.php</link></item><item><title>Living in Antelope Hall</title><description>
Derry StoverAntelope Staff WriterAs students return to campus and their respective dorms this semester, some 160 students were lucky enough to move into the University of Nebraska at Kearney's newest residence hall.
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Let's play. Those two words open every class taught by Dr. Robert Cocetti. And that is how he teaches. &quot;I've always liked the idea that my classes are an adventure,&quot; he says. And they are an adventure. Cocetti can be a bit irreverent when it comes to humor, which makes it as fun to sit and chat with him, as it is to have him in class. 
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