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Opening up about the shutdown

Lucy Tu, Co-Editor-in-Chief February 14, 2019

“Due to the recent government shutdown, this service is not available at this time. Normal operations will resume as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience.” This message was delivered...

Inch by inch

Rachel Holt, Staff Writer February 14, 2019

     Tights? Check. Hairspray? Check. Leotards? Check. National Championship title? DOUBLE check. The dance team checked off their to-do list one gold at a time at this year’s UDA’s National Dance...

When disaster strikes

Peyton Hainline, Sports Editor December 9, 2018

Roles were assigned, make-up was applied, and costumes were on as students prepared for their big debut. But this act was far from your ordinary theater performance. Rather than future Broadway stars,...

Lights… camera… and a family

Kylie Smith, Staff Writer December 8, 2018

“One-act, as an activity, sounds super cheesy and dumb, but there’s always a place for you in one-act. Everyone belongs,” senior Anish Renukunta said. The one-act has given students a chance to...

Helping get healthy

Sree Kolli, Staff Writer December 8, 2018

Sparkly, bright-colored posters cover surface after surface in the Mustang Express. With signs that say slogans like “#stay hydrated”, the MN dance team is trying to promote one thing that America...

Socks to sell and make all well

Socks to sell and make all well

Michelle Keiser, Staff Writer December 8, 2018

One sock, two sock, red sock, blue sock. With the weather slowly shifting from comfortable to “hide in a mountain of blankets”, warm socks sound like a good investment to fight the toe-biting temperatures....

My kind of mascot

My kind of mascot

Kaitlyn Kelly, staff writer November 8, 2018

Senior Marissa Salber felt the stares on her as she walked to her first period. No doubt people were wondering what she was carrying in her arms. Not everyday do you see someone carrying a stuffed horse...

No more monkey business

No more monkey business

Felicia Xiong, Staff Writer October 26, 2018

In the auditorium, there are multiple bands of apes scattered across the stage and knuckle walking through the aisles, beating their chests. They unite on green structures covered in foliage and grunt...

It’s getting chili in here

Kirsten Wandrey, Staff Writer October 26, 2018

The brisk fall air is upon us once again, and the annual autumnal rivalries are taking a forefront in Omaha. Pecan vs. pumpkin pie, Huskers vs. Hawkeyes. At MN, a different kind of competition is brewing—one...

Negative reaction to affirmative action

Lahari Ramini, News Editor October 26, 2018

On  Aug. 30, 2018, the U.S Department of Justice defended a lawsuit against Harvard University for artificially capping the number of qualified Asian-Americans accepted into the school. “Harvard has...

Primary importance

Nathan Reed, Staff Writer October 24, 2018

It’s been another two years and it’s time to start voting again. On Nov. 6, voters will head to the polls to vote in the mid-term elections. Seniors who are 18 years or older are now given a chance...

Dreams with dimensions

Dreams with dimensions

Isa Luzarraga, Entertainment Editor October 24, 2018

Bursts of giggles and scoffs of disbelief echo off the walls of the classroom. Pieces of slightly deformed, multicolored plastic are strewn across the black lab tables. Mr. Pearson walks through the aisles...

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