We begin with the most unfortunate opening line in an “I’m not gay” speech ever…
But what’s lost in the story - and in all stories of this type - is the issue: the problem isn’t that he’s gay, it’s that he’s a pervert! The same with Jeff Gannon, the gay prostitute who posed as a […]
If you’ve been around Omaha for the last couple of years, you may have noticed the protestors that show up every so often in front of the Consulado de Mexico on 36th and Dodge St. Their thinly-veiled racism, however, is no match for the atrocious display of racism that is coming this weekend:
The National Socialist […]
It’s time for another semester! Welcome back to all the familiar faces and hello to all the new members. Let’s make 2007-08 another fantastic year!
First Meeting of the Year
Monday, August 27, 8 PM
MBSC Council Room (3rd Floor)
Don Walton has the story:
Bob Kerrey stepped to the brink of a possible 2008 Senate bid Thursday.
Kerrey placed a conference call to New School University trustees in New York City to inform them he may be returning to Nebraska.
A decision on whether to return to his roots and attempt to once again represent Nebraska […]
A new website has just launched, Terry Watch, pledging to keep an eye on Rep. Lee Terry. Check it out!
Kyle puts the pieces together on Nelnet and our Attorney General, Jon Bruning.
But while the focus is on taxpayers, it’s a sad and troubling thing that - once again - the needs of students are completely ignored by our government. Not that we should be surprised - Bruning has taken $16,000 in contributions from Nelnet […]
Kyle Michaelis at the New Nebraska Network has just launched NNN 2.0, a community based blog with user diaries (like those used at Kos and MyDD). It’s an exciting new step for the online progressive movement in Nebraska, and I encourage everyone to check it out and join in the discussion.
Also, don’t worry - the […]
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