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Sept. 20, 2019: Lincoln Calling Day Two
Is the phone ringing? Yes, and it's Lincoln Calling night two on the line. From local bands like FREAKABOUT and The Mezcal Brothers to The Josephines from Kentucky and NU BLVCK CITY from Kansas City, Kansas, bands from all over have received the call and answered with diverse sounds echoing throughout downtown Lincoln. FREAKABOUT Freakabout performs in the Bourbon for Lincoln Calling on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
GALLERY: Nebraska Volleyball vs. Stanford
In a National Championship rematch, No. 1 Nebraska faced off against No. 2 Stanford at the Devaney Center, in Lincoln, Nebraska. In a tough fought contest, Stanford pulled ahead winning the match in 4 sets. Although the result ended in a defeat for the Huskers, the match brought in record attendance and an incredible atmosphere. Nebraska Volleyball vs.
UNL students in event operations class plan free wedding for Omaha bride
Students in the Advanced Event Operations class at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are working this semester to plan an Omaha couple’s big day — completely free of charge. The wedding will be held on Saturday, Oct. 12, at the Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center in Nebraska City.
"Sing-Off" contenders VoicePlay cling on to an exuberant night at the Lied
Libby Schilz The floor seats of the Lied Center for Performing Arts filled with students and adults alike as a cappella cover songs reverberated throughout the theatre. The screen, serving as a backdrop for the stage, displayed random trivia about the headliners, a cappella group VoicePlay, prior to its performance Thursday night. VoicePlay is an a cappella group from Orlando, Florida, that competed on the hit NBC show “Sing-Off” in 2013.
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.
Schwartzkopf’s 30-year Greek legacy hard to replace
Linda Schwartzkopf is a former public schoolteacher and a law school dropout, so she said her path to becoming the director of fraternity and sorority life at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln was untraditional. Before working for UNL, she worked at the National Bank of Commerce, which was located in the Nebraska Union. Her diverse experiences helped her discover her passion for working with college students.
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