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News

Concern for environment inspires new major

By Tara Purdie
Antelope Staff

Environmental issues are a growing concern across the nation and students across campus are showing an increasing interest in the environmental fields. The environmental science minor was recently added to the curriculum because of the growing interest expressed by students.
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Oksoberfest alive with Halloween fun

 


By Jenny Gierhan
Antelope Staff

Scandalous costumes, two kegs and puking make for a typical Halloween night at the third annual Oksoberfest held in the Ponderosa Room of the Nebraskan Student Union. Peer Health Education (PHE), which is part of Counseling and Health Care, sponsored the event as a non-alcoholic activity for students to participate in.
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Japanese Festival brings food and fun to campus

By Megan Oaklund
Antelope Staff

Gusty winds and chilly temperatures couldn't keep students away from another successful year at the Japanese Festival on Sunday, Oct. 26.

Beth Howell, a junior social work major from Berthoud, Colo., came to see what the festival was about.
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