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One woman’s perfect playlist to get up the hill
It’s nearly impossible for me to run without music. I’ve never reached that nirvana that real runners talk about where you don’t notice the pain and monotony of what you’re doing, so I look at it as a chance to hear some great tunes, feel inspired and burn off energy and calories. Below is my playlist from 2017, when I was 1 minute, 21 seconds away from my goal. Its greatest flaw is I hit Doomsday Hill during “Little Red Corvette,” a great song but too slow for getting up that hill.
Anne Walter: Bloomies can still rise in the fall as runners must adjust to change in Spokane’s signature race
I’m still training for a subhour Bloomsday. I could have typed those words any time in the last 10 years. It’s been my goal for so long people’s eyes glass over as soon as I start to talk about it. To paraphrase Lin-Manuel Miranda, I’ve imagined my victory so much it feels like a memory. And right about March 1, I started hitting that elusive 8-minute mile. This was my year. Today was to be my day. And then, well, you know … COVID interfered.
Anne Walter: Bloomies can still rise in the fall as runners must adjust to change in Spokane’s signature race
I’m still training for a subhour Bloomsday. I could have typed those words any time in the last 10 years. It’s been my goal for so long people’s eyes glass over as soon as I start to talk about it. To paraphrase Lin-Manuel Miranda, I’ve imagined my victory so much it feels like a memory. And right about March 1, I started hitting that elusive 8-minute mile. This was my year. Today was to be my day. And then, well, you know … COVID interfered.
One woman’s perfect playlist to get up the hill
It’s nearly impossible for me to run without music. I’ve never reached that nirvana that real runners talk about where you don’t notice the pain and monotony of what you’re doing, so I look at it as a chance to hear some great tunes, feel inspired and burn off energy and calories. Below is my playlist from 2017, when I was 1 minute, 21 seconds away from my goal. Its greatest flaw is I hit Doomsday Hill during “Little Red Corvette,” a great song but too slow for getting up that hill.
English professor spreads his department’s news with podcast
Armed with an idea, University of Nebraska-Lincoln English Professor Robert Lipscomb started the English department’s first podcast: “Plainstate.” The podcast began as a celebration of the English department, as Lipscomb wanted to showcase news and stories to the graduates to undergrads. “There are so many great things that happen in our very large department,” Lipscomb said.
UNL professor James Alfonso dies at 56
James Alfano, who was a professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln specializing in plant pathology, died yesterday. According to his biography on the American Phytopathological Society website, he graduated with the Ph.D. in microbiology from Washington State University in 1993 and worked at Cornell University in a postdoctoral position from 1993 to 1997.
Mindfulness class helps UNL students improve their well-being, senses
A cool atmosphere permeates the room as a group of introspective individuals practice closing their eyes and becoming aware of each part of their bodies through meditation. Dressed in black and giving off a chill, self-aware aura, Jesse Fleming, an associate professor for the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, passionately presents the concept of mindfulness and meditation during his MINDFULNESS class at UNL.
New boutique hotel in downtown Lincoln offers posh experience and service
The Kindler Hotel, downtown Lincoln’s new boutique hotel, could be mistaken for a posh upscale New York or Los Angeles luxury accommodation. Upon entering, one is greeted by high ceilings with a beautiful chandelier reminiscent of wind chimes. To the immediate left are small marble breakfast tables. The entire interior is a dark, marbled tone, which gives off the air of sophistication and grace.
The Daily Nebraskan’s predictions for College GameDay celebrity guest picker
With guest tickets selling out in less than a minute, the Nebraska Cornhuskers are ready to take on the Ohio State Buckeyes at Memorial Stadium this Saturday, Sept. 28, at 6:30 p.m. Not only is this one of the most anticipated games of the year, but on Sept. 21, ESPN’s College GameDay announced they are packing their bags and broadcasting live in Lincoln for the first time since 2007.
Curious Cornhuskers: Are there scholarship options for Husker Bass Anglers club?
As a part of our initiative called Curious Cornhuskers, an anonymous reader asked The Daily Nebraskan, “Curious to know if you have any students who cannot financially afford to belong to the Husker bass fishing club. Scholarship potential?” According to Daryl Bauer, the Fisheries Outreach Program Manager at the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, 200,000 fish permits are sold yearly. Of these permits, bass fishing is the second-most popular type of angling, showing its appeal in Nebraska.
UNL assistant professor nominated for Booker Prize
A tragic incident in 2009 was all it took for Chigozie Obioma, assistant professor of English and creative writing at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, to pen his book, “An Orchestra of Minorities.” The novel was published Jan. 8 2019, and it is currently shortlisted for the 2019 Booker Prize award, which is given to the best English novel of the year. The Booker Prize is awarded to the best novel written in English and published in the U.K or Ireland.
Omaha band ‘Magū’ in exclusive Daily Nebraskan interview
The mix of classical instruments fusing with goth-pop inspired electric guitar chimes and steady drum fills sets Omaha Baroque pop band Magū apart from any other band in today’s local scene. David McInnis, the founder and lyrical mastermind behind the group, is joined by guitarist John Staples and bassist Sam Lipsett to complete Magū’s dynamic sound. Magū began as McInnis’ solo project in 2016 at his home studio and illustrious Omaha DIY house venue, Lucy’s Pub.
REVIEW: Lincoln’s ‘Panda Garden’ offers authentic meals without much fuss
Each dish is made hot and ready, and the interior may be quaint and overrun by greenery, but Panda Garden is a homey and authentic place for Korean and Chinese cuisine. Located on North 48th Street, Panda Garden is the only fast food Korean establishment in Lincoln. It serves orders within 10 minutes and also offers carry out. I personally have had many different kinds of Asian food, as I am adopted from China and have been raised on Asian cuisine my entire life.
Pender outlasts Golden Girls 16s for a sweep
Walks and defensive miscues cost the Norfolk Golden Girls 16s in their doubleheader against Pender on Tuesday night at Liberty Bell park in Norfolk as the visitors swept the two games, 8-0 and 10-8. In the first game, Pender scored four out of its eight runs on walked batters. They also had seven hits, while holding the Golden Girls to only three hits. Pender’s Reese Kneifl had a three-RBI double in the third inning, and singled home another in the fourth.
Golden Girls 18s win own tournament
Brandy Unger and Skylar Hopkins helped lead their Golden Girls team to victory Sunday in front of a full crowd in the championship game of the Norfolk Golden Girls Tournament at Ta-Ha-Zouka Park. The Golden Girl 18s won 5-1 against the Kearney DMilaco 16s in the championship game to wrap up the weekend tournament. Unger was one of the biggest keys to the Golden Girls’ victory, pitching a total of five innings, with no walks, only two hits, eight strikeouts and one run allowed.
Kelly's sweeps Columbus Bullets
Showing their resilience by coming back in both games, Kelly’s 18s defeated the Columbus Bullets 8-7 and 5-2 Tuesday night in the team’s home-opener after starting the season by playing two tournaments in Columbus and Wayne. Makayla Slahn hit a walk-off two-RBI double that scored Maggie Berryman and Sidney Kassmeier in the bottom of the seventh to boost Kelly’s to the 8-7 victory in the opener.
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