 For the Record
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“In the Oct. 29 article "Halloween - the horror in the music," it was reported that Peter Steele died of cancer. This is incorrect; Steele died of heart failure.
The Gateway apologizes for this error.”
For Taylor Swift, revenge is a dish best served... over and over and over again
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“Three albums into her wildly popular, multi-platinum and globally successful career, Taylor Swift is still settling scores.
Either the 20-year-old singer-songwriter is terrifically thin-skinned or can't bring herself to write about anything aside from her romantic travails, but the "woman scorned" shtick is becoming quite tired.”
Will 2010 turn out like 2001?
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“Any Nebraska fans still reeling from the Cornhuskers' 20-13 loss to the Longhorns last month have to be a bit torn. On one hand there's the joy of seeing the hated Longhorns lose to two traditional cellar-dweller Big XII teams (Iowa State and Baylor). On the other hand, each additional Texas loss hurts Nebraska.”
Women's Resource Center uses theatre to engage, enlighten students
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“Theatre group R.E.S.P.E.C.T.2 performed a series of interactive scenes to a diverse crowd at the Milo Bail Student Center on the evening of Oct. 28 to promote its mission of uniting communities and building healthy relationships through theatre.
The group name stands for Relationship Empowerment for Students, Parents, Educators & Community Through Theatre.”
No compromise
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“What's what Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said about his party's plans following Tuesday's mid-term elections.
"No compromise."
Well, isn't that dandy? The party of "no," which has spent the last two years throwing a fit because its guy didn't get elected, which has behaved like schoolyard bullies for two years, will celebrate a victory with more of the same.”
NaNoWriMo - for the writer in you
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“November is National Novel Writing Month or NaNoWriMo, for short. For thirty days and thirty nights, NaNoWriMo participants have one goal only: to write 50,000 words by the end of the month. In other words, they aim to write a short novel.
The great thing about NaNoWriMo is that anyone can join, either by signing up online at NaNoWriMo.”
Hard work paying off for Mavs' Uhing
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“Recruiting in college sports has become big business. What was once done mostly behind closed doors has become a national phenomenon with websites, TV shows and experts dedicated to giving us coverage on a 24-hour basis.
We often know about star athletes before they've even been given a license to drive.”
Tattoo artist Kat Von D inks new memoir
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“Trading her ink needles for an ink pen, tattoo artist and reality-TV star Kat Von D is promoting her new book, "The Tattoo Chronicles."
Von D, 28, is the entrepreneurial owner of High Voltage Tattoo in Hollywood, Calif., and the star of the TLC series based there, "L.”
The reality of College Depression
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“When UNO senior and Gateway contributor Brittany Stevens was a freshman, she began succumbing to a wave of inexplicable sadness. It wasn't the usual having-a-bad-day type of sadness, but a more intense feeling, a dark energy hovering over her like a proverbial rain cloud.”
How to clean your computer desktop
by GatewayJan 01, 2013“Are you a minimalist? When you see the computer desktop covered in shortcuts, do you cringe at the horror of a buried desktop image? Why not get rid of all those icons and reduce the clutter? Here are just four simple steps to solve this dilemma. This works for XP and Vista, although behavior and names may be slightly different.” | News Topics
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