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STUDENTS ENJOY MAGICAL NIGHT

Photos by Sieun Lee Nash Fung, a magician gives a cup of water to Seth Taylor, a sophomore marketing Jesse Uppal, a transfer student from North Platte majoring in aviation, gives his student and Cristina Arteaga, a freshman Elementary Education student. They think driver’s license to Fung, which he then moves from an envelope in his pocket into a that it tastes like juice, not water. coke can.

Red, white and blue hoping for gold Search out Pfeifer breaks down the Winter Olympics and key Team USA athletes for students

WYATT PFEIFER Antelope Staff to participate in MyBlue As the Olympic torch relay reaches closer and closer to its destination, the anticipation of the 2018 Winter updates Olympics continues to grow. This year’s Winter Olympic Games take place in Pyeongchang, South Korea, where the ALANNAH GOODE opening ceremony will be held this Antelope Staff Friday, Feb. 9 at 5:00 a.m. It can be viewed live on NBCOlympics.com or on the NBC Sports App. Or, you can wait to The Office of Student Records and watch the televised production of the Registration is in search of student Opening Ceremony, which won’t air until volunteers to become part of a panel 7 p.m. that night on NBC. to provide input on new features With 90-some countries competing events (slalom, giant slalom, super G and for this year. for MyBLUE. The office, located in in seven different sports, there downhill) where she has a great chance The United States goes into the Warner Hall, is initiating a review are estimated to be around 2,800 to take home four gold medals when it is Winter Olympics with 5-to-1 odds on of the MyBLUE student portal and participants, including 242 from all said and done. taking home the most gold medals, encouraging UNK students to get the United States Team. The United Another member of Team USA sitting only behind Norway and involved in the process. States Team is also the largest athlete to watch out for is the 17-year-old Germany. With the defending Winter MyBLUE is the interactive portal delegation for any nation in the history snowboarder, Chloe Kim. Kim looks Olympic champion nation, Russia, not that allows students to view and of the Winter Olympics. Team USA to become the youngest female being allowed to compete this year, register for classes, check their grades, looks to make a big push this year in the snowboarder to take home the gold. Team USA looks like they are going account balances, financial aid, review Winter Olympics after finishing fourth in Some of Team USA’s more high- to be in the running to take home the personal information, access degree Sochi in 2014, they have three five-time profile Olympians competing are Lindsey most medals. audit, view advisor information and Olympians, five defending gold medalists Vonn and “The Flying Tomato” Shaun While the Opening Ceremony does develop graduation plans. and 103 returning Olympians for this White. not start until Friday, you can tune in If interested or for more year’s games. Coming off an injury that kept Vonn on Thursday, Feb. 8 to watch the first information, students may contact Athletes from 31 different states are from competing in Sochi in 2014, she set of events, which are men’s singles Assistant Registrar Kimberly K. Seitler representing Team USA with the oldest will be back looks to show why she is and pairs figure skating, as well as by email at [email protected] or by athlete competing at the age of thirty- the most successful female ski racer in women’s and men’s mogul qualification phone at 308-865-8527. nine and the youngest competing at history. Shaun White, who already has in freestyle skiing. It is the feeling of MyBlue seventeen. two Olympic gold medals, looks to assert Stay warm and watch as much as administration that students are One of the athletes to watch for his dominance this year after recording you want, there are multiple events difference makers, and they have the is Team USA’s skier, Mikaela Shiffrin. his second ever perfect score at the U.S. every day until the Closing Ceremony power to make a meaningful impact Shiffrin is a heavy favorite in her four Grand Prix to secure his spot on the team on Sunday, Feb. 25. with the MyBLUE review, Seitler says.

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The Philadelphia Senators John McCain Students woke up to The City of Kearney The GOP released a Pink is scheduled to sing Eagles won their first (R) and Chris Coons snow. The ground was released the third memo claiming law the National Anthem at Super Bowl, defeating (D) plan to introduce completely white, and edition of their trail enforcement misled the Super Bowl, but she the New England a bipartisan bill that more snowfall continued guide, including maps, the courts to conduct comes down with the Patriots 41-33. gives DACA recipients a throughout the morning. safety and etiquette for surveillance on a flu. She belted out the pathway to citizenship the city’s walking trails. former Trump campaign Star Spangled Banner and doesn’t fund the advisor. The DOJ and anyway. border wall. FBI have criticized the

THIS WEEK IN REVIEW memo as misleading and incomplete. news UNK Intramurals organize a night of pitch After a stressful day back in class, UNK students come together in Mantor Hall for a free pitch tournament

BRAYDON CONELL Sheven Rodocker, an undecided major Antelope Staff from Halsey, and Zoe Ritz, an elementary education major from Comstock. Both students entered the tournament out of UNK Intramurals once again hosted a desire to compete and to win. However, a pitch tournament in Mantor Hall on the team’s plan did not exactly work out Jan. 25. Sixteen teams came together to as a “pro-player had a newbie she had to battle it out for the top prize: two IM- carry around,” Ritz jokingly said. League T-shirts. Teams consisted of two Ritz said she grew up playing pitch members who sat opposite of each other with her family and continues to play and played against another team. Many periodically with friends on campus and groups even came with code names such whenever she is home. as Life’s a Pitch, Trump There It Is, and Rodocker was quite the opposite Don’t Be Pitchy. Additionally, the Learn- story as he learned how to play the game ing Commons and the First Year program only a mere two weeks prior to the tour- provided Barista’s coffee to all partici- nament. “Our dignity was at stake and pants. As the night kicked off, one stu- we wanted to win the shirts, but we still Photos by Braydon Conell dent approached a table to watch one of had a lot of fun and met two cool guys the matches. Andrew Winscot, Assistant even though we only played one match,” Two teams concentrate on which card to play next while in the trump of clubs. The Director of Campus Recreation, wasn’t Rodocker said. tournament was organized in single-elimination, 10-point pitch rule matches. optimistic: “It’s going pretty rough; the Overall, the consensus was that UNK cards are just not going our way.” should host more of these types of card glance at the UNK newsletter in my email Spalding, and Austin Jacobsen, an exer- The tournament, single-elimination game tournaments as those attending a few days ago,” one participant said. cise science and sports communication in format, was both intense and relaxed were happy they chose to go instead of major from Sidney. as each team stressed over which card just staying in their rooms. However, one around two and a half hours of competi- was the most strategic to play, but the suggestion for improvement was to bet- tion Thewith night a sole finally team cappedreigning off victorious. after night was also full of lasting memories ter advertise the event to have a larger The champions of UNK’s Intramural pitch More Photos online @ and friendships. draw of students. “I only knew to come tournament was Don’t Be Pitchy: Wyatt unkantelope.com to the tournament because I happened to Pfeifer, sports management major from was Itch to Play Pitch, consisting of One of the first teams eliminated warms Golden Torch event hearts of millions forges mentorships his stepfather, the discrimination Country star impacts for his skin color, growing up in a RACHAEL FANGMEIER Favinger said that many employers millions with latest album poor household and losing friends to Antelope Staff aren’t too concerned about major, in overdose and gun violence. The track for the company in terms of personality, about difficult upbringing recounts all of his experiences and he’s, May is fast approaching. For some, interestsmost cases, and if characteristics.the student is the right fit “learning how to let it go.” “Learning” this means summer jobs or internships. Favinger said the goal of the career and experiences. represents not letting life bring you For others, it means graduate school down, despite the hand you’re dealt. fair depends on the student and where LINDSEY RUIZ they are in their academic career. Brown revisits a past breakup in situation, UNK’s Career Center and Antelope Staff Freshmen and sophomores may attend “Found You,” which hits close to home Academicor that first and real Career job. No Services matter are the the career fair for the experience and for many. Brown addresses himself working to help students connect with to create connections, though some do Whether he is rocking out or relaxing sitting in the same bar his ex would employers and other representatives seek and receive internships. However, and playing his acoustic guitar, Kane go to while reminiscing about her. His through the biannual Career and upperclassmen are more likely to attend Brown warms the hearts of millions. His friend shows up and takes him to a Graduate School Fair. house party. Even though Brown didn’t “It doesn’t matter what year you up interviews for internships and post- with party rock anthems and tearjerkers. want to go, it’s at this party where he are, what your major is, if you are in graduationthe event with careers. a specific goal of setting newestThe album moments “Kane of ourBrown,” past isseem filled to meets his next true love. grad school, (the career fair) is open “We encourage lots of younger be more relevant today than the day the With music being such a prominent to all students,” said Dustin Favinger, students to come (to the career fair) just moments were made. Brown’s feature in many lives, director of the College of Business and to try it out and practice. That way when album hits close to home for Technology’s Career Center. many with experiences that songs that they can relate Financial planning, insurance, internship, they are ready for it and more range from being homeless to individualsto. Brown find doesn’t comfort shy in health care and retail are a few of the comfortable,”they are there Estes to try said. to find a job or an being abused. “Kane Brown” Brown’s album industries that will be represented at Estes estimates that there will be digs into the past of the artist hits close to home issues. “Kane Brown” the event. However, there are areas between 85-100 different employers and shows the journey that for many with isaway an album from the all difficultabout within those industries that appeal to and about 20 graduate school booths, in he has gone through to get to experiences that past experiences and students such as: human resources, addition to military recruiters. where he is today. range from being growth. Brown keeps marketing, supply chain management, To view the employers who The album’s current homeless to being most of the songs in the agriculture and management, Favinger have registered for the event, visit single “,” is a pop- abused.” album personal, but he said. unk.joinhandshake.com using EASI “ has a few tracks that are Although a large portion of the credentials. the uncertainty of a new relationship. perfect for summer nights. employers are business related, it The Career and Graduate School Laurenflavored Alaina, song that Brown’s addresses childhood friend “Thunder in the Rain,” “Ain’t No doesn’t mean that students majoring and fellow star, co- Stopping Us Now” and “Rock Stars” are Fair takes place Wednesday, Feb. 7, from 12:30-3:30 p.m. in the Health and Sports produced the song. The single was not upbeat jam songs for those summer “We will have a wide range of Center. intended to be a duet, but once it was nights. employers.outside of business It could bearen’t anything qualified. from Favinger suggests that students Alaina was his clear choice, due to their Lastly, pulling the whole album marketing to organizational and who do plan on attending dress the part, long history. together, Brown collaborated with relational communication to social do research on the businesses they are “What Ifs” was so successful it made Florida Georgia Line for “Hometown.” work to family studies to sciences, and It’s the perfect track to set the tone interested in, have a goal in mind and follow-up with the employers. simultaneously. As a result, Brown made for any show. “Hometown” represents associate director of Academic and “If you do that,” Favinger said, “you all five of Billboard’s main county charts everything Brown has done with his Careerthe science Services. field,” said Aaron Estes, career. This track goes into detail about will stand out from the rest.” Forhistory the byweek becoming of Oct. 28, the Brown’s first artist name to what Brown does to help individuals wassimultaneously located at the lead top five of countrythe list in charts. the who have gone above and beyond for

Top Country Albums, Hot Country Songs, him. Country music is all about family, Upcoming Career Events Country Airplay, Country Digital Sales and “Hometown” proves that. Brown Feb. 21 March 12 and Country Streaming Songs. wants to “make his hometown proud.” “Learning,” more of a slow groovy “Kane Brown” is just the beginning Industrial Distribution Career Event Education Alumni Panel track, details the feeling of abuse by of what Brown might offer in the future. March 5 March 13 Educator Open House Education Employment Fair CAMPUS CALENDAR Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday February 8 February 9 February 10 February 11 February 12 February 13 12 a.m. 3:30 p.m. 11 a.m. 10 a.m. 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. All Day Sociology Film vs. Arkansas- Track at Concordia Wrestling at MIAA UNK Budget Forum Application for Series - ‘Hidden Fort Smith University Championships 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Continuing Student Figures’ All Day 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. 10:15 a.m. Scholarships Remains Concerts on the Platte Open 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Application for Japanese Festival Tennis at Drury Dr. David Nabb Caffeine Cram Continuing Student All Day University Scholarships Remains 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Room Selection Open Kristin Hadeed Begins hosted by Cornerstone UNK

2 February 7, 2018 the antelope by Mary Spencer opinion the antelope|2018 spring staff Trump: less than Editor in Chief Meg Housholder Print and production Shelby Larsen Mary Spencer Jessica Moser News and Design Editor Aaron Reekie Haley Pierce Lindsey Ruiz meets the ear Andrea Stachura Chief Copy Editor Molly Stern Kaitlin Schneider Trump’s message in State of the Union Asst. News Editor Sports Staff Alannah Goode Ryan Boyd Machol Chol unlikely to exist beyond the soundbites Asst. Copy Editor Jusin James Rachel Fangmeier Evan Jones ELLIOT GONNELLA morning. Shortly after the morning news Ad Manager Wyatt Pfiefer Antelope Staff hours, Trump took to Twitter to attack Mackenzie Crowder his enemies and brag about his viewings, Circulation Manager I will give a full Digital Editor Tanner Lierman disclosure upfront, I Trump seems to be under the Madeline Maloley did not watch the State impressioninflating the that numbers words as and usual. repeating Video Staff Photo Editor of the Union address them over and over changes the world to This job is open. See Mary Spencer. Margaret Spencer last week when it was televised. I caught highlights the day the usual exaggeration or outright lying Ad Staff Sports Editor after, and I worked with that. So, I am onefit in would with those come words. to expect This from goes the beyond Phalon Gil Brandon Rojas not going to pick apart everything that presidency. Words are not verbal wands Meg Housholder was said by either Trump or the various that you wave around, causing the world Paula Jimenez-Sanchez Designers responses of congressmen. Brandon Rojas Haley Pierce, Design Leader Nor will I be I would be a published Lindsey Ruiz Sydnee Bartuff focusing on the to suddenly fix itself.novel If that author was nowthe case, Andrea Stachura Abigail Borgman outright falsehoods without any overriding Shunsuke Suzuki Alannah Goode or truths mixed with concern for money. Mary Spencer Print, Online Adviser exaggeration that Like most State of the It is a nice fantasy, Photographers Terri Diffenderfer were given during Union addresses, it is but just saying it Devon Andre Ad Adviser his speech. A few does not make it Cheyanne Diessner Terri Diffenderfer examples included best to see if this is reality. Sieun Lee his false claim that Trump’s UNK Business Manager Courtney Lierman Green Card applicants the face the president supporters were, I Office administrator: Caiti Smith Robynn Milewski don’t have any am sure, expecting Video Adviser wears all 364 other requirements to something of a Jacob Rosdail Online Editor meet, and his claim nights of the year.” message very Ruby Mendez-Lopez Contact for Antelope Advertising that wage growth is “ similar to the [email protected] rising under him (when one received last KLPR — Antelope Speaks Mackenzie Crowder in truth Obama’s presidency had seen Tuesday. It is also a message they were Makayla Hogenson Contact for Antelope News greater numbers). That would take hours Brandon Rojas Mary Spencer frankly neither of us has. Look at the past two years as to how Instead, I will be focusing on Trumpnot going has to treated heed in his the supporters, first place. how News Staff [email protected] The Antelope something I think will be the most he agitated them to chant one word Braydon Conell relevant all things considered. This slogans when he mentioned something Eliot Gonnella 166 Mitchell Center UNK – Kearney, NE 68849 was not Trump giving the State of the Union. He said the words, used the same not going to be undone just by saying mannerisms as Trump, but it was not his something.offhandedly. With That an learned almost behavior religious is speech. indoctrination into a cult of personality Rather it was the words of the with a “not one inch of ground be given speech writer. to the enemy” mentality, the supporters Now I know full well that many politicians have a dedicated speechwriter not take the message of bipartisan and or team that helps them convey their compromisein public office that and Trump’s public placespeech will writer message in a coherent and compact hinted at between boasts. in message. I am not going to wear the hat Tune of a naive fool who thinks that speeches GONNELLA, PAGE 7 we often receive by politicians are of their own pure creation. I know that they ANTELOPE SPEAKS: 1st show have a lot to do, and if they can delegate Charity outlook of that task for someone to focus on that job, more power to them. the week: of term Thursday. Join Makayla and My main complaint with Trump’s State of the Union is that those words American Heart Association. Brandon live at 7:30. coming out of his mouth are not his and Since their foundation, they have they do not back up his previous actions. spent almost four billion dollars on cardiovascular research, and Fasten your seatbelts for the hottest takes from recent events to personal opinions— I knew that this speech would be Trump all things Antelope, all the time. Listen live every Thursday on 91.1 KLPR at 7:30 p.m. trying to play the role of the moderate currently have a goal to reduce and try to paint himself as a bipartisan deaths caused by various heart Antelope Sports Editor Brandon Rojas and Makayla Hogenson keep the news chat that is being attacked by some invisible diseases by 20 percent by the going with Antelope campus news and weekly guests. enemy, using an argument appealing to year 2020. All donations are tax emotion and feigned humility. deductible and more can be This week’s Twitter poll: Let’s talk Super Bowl: Did selfie kid As soon as the speech over, I could found at http://www.heart.org/ actually know who Justin Timberlake was? hear everyone holding their breath to HEARTORG/. wait for the usual tirade the following

Open season for fracking

ANDREA STACHURA are vital to the preservation of regional government would be responding to of reducing the land that is protected Antelope Staff Native American culture. their needs. They had secured the land under the national monument and In 2016, when the land was declared from outside interests that would exploit national park provisions to make way for Trump has once a national monument, it was a hard- oil, gas and mining industries. Trump is ‘ again proven that he fought win for the Hopi, Zuni, Ute and only national monument where tribes,‘ actively supporting an industry that will prioritizes big business Navajo Nations. These tribes, who have theit for native financial stewards gain. Bearsof the Earsland, is have the be obsolete in the future. Obama laid a over our environment. historically been at odds, have put been allowed to take on a role in helping foundation for solar and wind industries On Feb. 2 at 6 a.m., the aside their differences to protect their manage the land alongside federal Trump administration ancestral land and form the Bears Ears agencies. proving that he will do anything to undo opened up land in Utah known as Bears theto grow environmental and flourish, progress and Trump that weis Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante for saw during our previous presidential mining, drilling and energy corporations If we as a nation continue administration. I believe as a country to start staking claim on the land for to support practices that are stripping our country future of energy rather than supporting These lands had formerly been set destructivewe should refine and outdated our focus forms on the of asidecorporate as a nationalfinancial monument gains. for its of its valuable history, then unsustainable energy production. preservation of Native American history. we will cause irreversible If we as a nation continue to support This all started in December when damage to the preservation practices that are stripping our country Trump announced the largest rollback of its valuable history, then we will cause of federal land protection in the nation’s of Native American culture. irreversible damage and will lose many history, setting a troubling precedent important artifacts that are critical to the allowing fossil fuel and mining industries preservation of Native American culture. to exploit and pollute some of our Coalition. Oil drilling and mining for other The theft of these protected nation’s greatest historical, geological These lands are immersed in Native resources are notorious for polluting the lands will threaten 100,000 sites of and archaeological sites. Bears Ears was American‘ traditions‘ that began well land and water around their sites. archaeological importance in the cut by 85 percent, while Grand Staircase- before the European settlers invaded the Our president cited “massive monument’s desert landscapes. Stripping Escalante was cut to about half of its land and took it as their own. Still today, overreach by our previous democratic our nation of these important sites former size. the land has an abundance of rock art presidents” as a reason to cut back the to make way for a destructive and Bears Ears was declared a national and Petroglyphs, which should be among protections by such a large margin. unnecessary industry makes it clear monument by president Obama in 2016, our current president’s priorities to But it is clearly a way to play toward where our president’s values are. using the Antiquities Act. This act grants preserve for future generations. his base by supporting oil and mining These are the kinds of circumstances presidents the authority to set aside industries when we should be focusing that make me realize how important it is landmarks and “other objects of historic by the Obama Administration, as they on supporting renewable energy sources for the population to vote in general, but wereThe being Coalition heard byfinally the governmentfelt validated like solar and wind. especially for candidates that will protect protect thousands of sacred sites that at last. This led them to believe that the This may be the beginning of a trend our environment. or scientific interest.” This was done to by Abigail Borgman Run with it. February 7, 2018 3 sports UNK pins Bronchos, Jets

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Photos by Robynn Milewski 1. Trey Schlender, a sophomore health and P.E. K-12 major from Kearney, defeats his opponent by fall, earning UNK 6 team points. UNK beats Newman University for the conference championship 45-6. 2. Tevin Briscoe, a sports management sophomore from Garden City, , throws his opponent, leading to a win by technical fall. Briscoe earns 5 team points during his matches. 3. Matt Malcom, a deciding redshirt freshman from Glenwood, Iowa, squares off against his Newman University opponent. Malcom won the match, earning the Lopers 3 team points. 4. Jarrod Hinrichs, a sophomore special education major from Geneva, works to get inside control against Caleb Cotter (Central Oklahoma) in the final match of the evening. With this 2 match, the Lopers secured a win against Central Oklahoma 20-12. 5. Zach Stodden, an elementary education junior from Broomfield, Colorado, ties up with his Central Oklahoma opponent. Stodden’s victory receives 4 team points for the Lopers.

3 The 12th-ranked Nebraska-Kearney Noel Torres, 5-3, thanks to 2:09 of riding wrestling team flew by the Newman Jets, time and a first period takedown. 45-6, Sunday afternoon at the Health & Finally, at heavyweight, sophomore Sports Center to wrap up another MIAA Jarrod Hinrichs (Geneva) pinned eighth- regular season title. ranked Dalton Weidl with 13 seconds The Lopers (21-1, 6-0) have won the left. Weidl was up 1-0 when he suffered league dual title three times (2018, 2016 an apparent leg injury early in the third and 2014) since joining the MIAA prior period. While he came back to record a to the 2012-13 season. All toll, UNK is takedown and reversal, Hinrichs was up 28-3 in MIAA duals in that span. year11-4 andat the has time beaten of the six fall. ranked Hinrichs wrestlers is UNK had three tech falls and three now 32-6 (19-0 vs. D2 wrestlers) on the falls and pulled mild upsets at thee weight classes. duringLopers.com a 19-match win streak that dates At 157 pounds, redshirt freshman to early December. Matt Malcolm (Clarinda, Ia.) tallied five points in the third period to beat junior Wrestling News Tyler Mies, 9-6. The match was tied a For more news and information four thanks to a buzzer beating takedown visit: Lopers.com by Malcom to end the second period. He The Lopers start the MIAA added two more to beat Meis, who was Championships, February 11 in the 2017 MIAA runner up at 149 lbs. Wichita, Kansas 4 Three weight classes later, junior Issac Deaton (Valdez, Alaska) beat 11th-ranked 5

Richards pumped for another year of SAAC Senior is ready for last hurrah as part to join.” experience for being an athlete here at Now a senior, he is excited to be UNK,” Richards said. “Sometimes we of student-athlete organization a part of SAAC for one last year. “It is talk about how we can get more student weird and cool at the same time, being attendance at UNK athletic events, the only guy on the tennis team who is a but we discuss a lot of things at the part of the committee, but that gives me meetings.” the chance to stay connected with other Personally, the organization has athletes,” he said. benefited his own college experience. The organization has helped him “It has really been a joy to be a part to meet new people and see how the SAAC, because it has helped me grow organization helps other athletes and as a person also meet new people,” he tries to assist in a better experience for said. Not many people like tennis or even the athletes throughout their time here. know of it because of how big football Richards said. “Being from another and and even baseball is in state, too, it was somewhat difficult, and this country, and it’s nice to get the word I thought this would be good for me. out about tennis,” he said. Immediately, I knew too that this was Being a senior now and also being going to be a good way to help other in my last semester, I have really enjoyed AARON REEKIE athletes and meet other people.” being a part of this organization. It has Antelope Staff What the committee does and how helped me grow as a person and I am For Richards, it started his freshman they help the other athletes in the school going to miss it,” Richards said.Lopers.com year. “It was a big decision for me,” improving their overall Loper experience Joel Richards, a senior majoring in industrial Richards said. “I was already on the Joel Richards, a senior industrial draws camaraderie. distribution from Eden Prairie, Minnesota, tennis team at the school. I just wanted “Well, we help and serve other moves up to hit a forehand during a tennis distribution major from Eden Prairie, to get involved with more athletes at the Minnesota, enjoys being a part of the student athletes at the university,” he match. university, and some of the tennis guys at said, discussing events with the athletes, Student Advisory Athletic Committee that time were also doing it, so I decided (SAAC). and how we can further better their 4 February 7, 2018 the antelope by Brandon Rojas sports Early foul trouble kills momentum vs. Washburn Icabods prevail, but Lopers take Emporia

RYAN BOYD Antelope Staff fromhighly the efficient free throw shooting line, performancemaking all nine of The pride of a good defense begins of88 his percent. attempts. Danielson also outshined all with how aggressively they play against Coming back from injury and ready their opponent. Fans indicated the to prove himself against the Ichabods, defense-friendly for UNK’s Thursday also suffered from his foul issues. Trent, nightofficials matchup on Feb. against 1 were the not Washburn feeling aYashua senior Trent physical played education for 18 minutesmajor from but Ichabods. Chicago, Illinois, contributed when he could with six points, two assists and a handling of the basketball as both steal. Both teams struggled with efficiency Trent is still coming off the bench behind Lane Rohrich, a senior exercise competitorsPhysical reachedplay has thebeen final going buzzer in science/physical therapy major from favorwith 15 of UNKturnovers. as of late. In fact, the Loper Pierce. Rohrich had a rough night with his four fouls but knocked down his one thanks to a good fast break offense, and only three point attempt. He would butmen Washburn took an early kept lead a lead in thefor firstmost half of Washburn was ready to play against Photos by Devon Andre UNKgo on as to they finish came with in 13 with points. a tough man- Above: Yashua Trent, a senior physical the gameThe Ichabods with their could accurate not miss field on goal to-man defense that affected the play of education major from Chicago, Illinois, percentage and finished the game 87-73. UNK’s consistent staple on the offense, drives down the court on a breakaway Trey Lansman. Lansman, a senior health layup. Trent had six points and two assists. percent.offense, makingThe referees 53.3 percent were the of real their highlightattempts ofwhile the UNKgame was on thisdown Thursday to 41.1 struggled to get his own game going Right: Weston Baker Magrath, a deciding night shootout, however. againstand P.E. theK-12 Ichabod major fromdefense. Harlan, Lansman Iowa, freshman from Marshall, Minnesota, holds Playing aggressive defense couldn’t the ball for an inbound play. Baker Magrath be consistent for either squad as UNK was great on defense for the Lopers, had 22 personal fouls, and Washburn turnoversshot 33 percent to match from his the four floor fouls. and put in finishing the game with a steal and a block. was close behind with 20 fouls of their 16 points.UNK was He alsoable hadto right a game the highship onfour own. Four UNK players had their minutes all around. The Loper men were able used strong team play with their typical and didn’t trail in the first half, but UNK cut short throughout both halves with Feb. 3 with a strong team performance aggressive defense to dominate the four fouls limiting play. Each struggled to second half. avoid the one more foul to put them out Emporiato improve State their University. record to 10-12 on After avenging their loss in for the rest of the night. the backLansman of their was 70-57 able tovictory perform against better December to the Hornets, UNK will now Ty Danielson was able to make the go back on the road to face the University More Photos for the Lopers. Complementing Lansman most out of all players with what time he online @ had on the court against the Ichabods. werethis night seven as of he his scored teammates a team dropping high 15 in The Lopers are looking to use their next roadof Central trip to Oklahoma end their Bronchos tough times on awayFeb. 8. Danielson, a senior general studies major between six to nine points. unkantelope.com Emporia State worked the ball early record on the road. from York, dropped in 25 points with a from home as they sit with a tough 2-10 NBA All-Star draft revamps prestigious game LeBron James and Stephen Curry draft NBA All-Star teams, but Jones says put it on TV

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“Unicorn,” as fans call him, has a dynamic abilityKristaps to Porzingis. score inside The and seven-foot outside with

appearance, and I think that he will have aease. big game.This is his first All-Star Game For Curry’s team, you can tell they are going shoot the lights out in this ball Courtesy game, there are two x-factors for this Russell Westbrook is a seven-time All-Star. team: Milwaukee Bucks “Greek Freak” He will look to win his third All-Star Game Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jimmy MVP. Butler of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Courtesy First for Antetokounmpo, he does Klay Thompson is one of the best shooters in the league once again this season. He will be spectacle to see who was drafted where, everything well. All-Star Games are participating in the All-Star Game and the three-point shooting contest. and it would be interesting to see how constructed for players like him. Now for James and Curry react based on which Butler, the athlete can get buckets. But in EVAN JONES The reserves from each team are selected players are taken and who is available. crunch time, he will clamp down on the Antelope Staff by the NBA head coaches. Or, was this a way to maybe protect defensive end and get stops. The idea of the draft from the top the players from getting their feelings This game has all the makings to Finally, a change to two vote getters is an awesome idea. hurt? If that’s the case, that is silly be a good one, but prior to the game we the NBA All-Star Game. Rather than just having the players play because these are grown men. Most of want to see more. Seeing how the teams For this year’s game, on their conference team, split the teams them are not going to care where they were selected would be ideal for fans played in Los Angeles on up and see what happens. Mixing it up are drafted. They are just happy to be in to understand why James and Curry has the potential to make the game more this prestigious game. selected the players they did. It was a drafted by the top two vote getters in competitive and entertaining. It also The two squads that James and Curry good test run for the NBA to switch up each conference, Feb.the Eastern18, the teamsConference were doesn’t hurt that the winners of the All- have constructed are different for several the roster selection process, but as fans and the Western Conference. The captain reasons. I would project that James’s we want more. for the East is Cleveland Cavaliers it will be much more competitive. team will win because of the star power, star LeBron James and the captain Star AsGame I said, will this get change a $100,000 is awesome, bonus, so but the outside shooting of Curry’s for the West is Golden State Warriors but I think the NBA can do more with this team could allow them to hang in there. Roster and Stats sharpshooter Stephen Curry. new development of selecting the teams. Also, James’s team has changed a little The voting for the starters was with the injuries to front court starter Information about the rosters and stats broken down into three sections. Fifty DeMarcus Cousins of the New Orleans percent of the votes come from the fans, it so Thesecretive? teams wereThis draft selected should on Jan.be 23 Pelicans, frontcourt reserve Kevin Love for Team Stephan and Team LeBron televised.and made Watchingpublic on theJan. draft 25. Why would make add of the Cleveland Cavaliers and backcourt can be found online @ nba.com/arti- to the fan experience, and the NBA is reserve John Wall of the Washington cle/2018/01/25/2018-all-star-teams-set#/. came25 percent down from to two the guards NBA players and three and constantly striving to make the NBA more frontcourt25 percent playersfrom the from media. each The conference. starters fan friendly. This would be an awesome LeBron are frontcourt reserve Andre Wizards. Replacing those three on team by Rachael Fangmeier Run with it. February 7, 2018 5 feature Students win with goals, strategies

major from Palmyra, applied for Success Success coaches curious About success coaching and empathetic about “A good example of a time management strategy is called the helpedCoaching strengthen because it’sme essentially in my educational what she student lives, successes ‘Pomodoro Technique.’ Students who use it set a timer for 20 supportwants to for do students.in her future. It isn’t “This uncommon job has minutes and force themselves to stay focused on work until the for adult learners to have the same and struggles timer goes off. Once it goes off, they can take a quick break and struggles that young learners have.” then set another timer and start over. In a typical session, Frazee focuses SHELBY LARSEN Students feel less overwhelmed by studying if we ask them to try Antelope Staff ‘three Pomodoros’ instead of asking them to simply ‘study’ for a HARGON set amount of time.” - Patrick Hargon, associate director of the time on asking how students are doing. learning commons. She asks about classes and how they are going before asking what they want likesupport organization with. After or addressingstudy skills, what Frazee likesstudents to connect need, whether personally, it be ask something about Often students view the Learning success coaching is about out to the Commons as a place to get help with students at UNK,” Gray said. their writing or other homework; they are better able to empathize with their upcoming weeks or weekends. “I Studentshowever, strugglingthey can get for help any with reason so muchcan studentsMany for applicants whom commonplace come from study mandatory are more successful and like to know what exciting things they are reachmore thanout for that help. with Success Coaching. programsstrategies atare UNK not suchworking,” as the he said. Sessions with students that are not doingFrazee and what said theythe coaches are looking offer forward support “Success coaches are here to provide Thompson Scholars Community, the to in the upcoming week.” moral support to students. Students Honors Program rewarding.Gray is “Thosedyslexic, students so she’s are had wanting to and Undergraduate to know how to change their bad habits.” Iin call multiple myself ways the ‘cool-mom.’ working with We clients. are core academic skills can come in to get Research. here“When to Ioffer get a multiple student typesfor the of first support time, support,”who are struggling said Patrick with Hargon, some ofassociate the Catrina Gray, find successful ways to overcome her and guidance. We help hold students current assistant person’sown struggles, situation making is different, her more and aware you Hargon said success coaches help supervisor for success haveof how to toadapt help for her everyone’s students. “Everyindividual ground you if you don’t hold yourself director of the Learning Commons. coaching, originally experiences.” accountable.”accountable, but we also aren’t going to long-term, and help them learn and Gray encourages people to look into Frazee hopes to see progression in students with goal setting, short and Commons for research success coaching as a help them reach those goals. CATRINA GRAY oncame success to the coaching Learning job. “Your limits are attemptWhen academic looking strategiesat potential that will for her master’s in applicants for success coaching, Hargon students that return. “There is always room for growth and finding a better way pushed in ways that you to do things, and I want to help students determination to help others and student affairs and was then granted an wouldn’tThe goal expect, of success and it thatfind thesesuccess ways coaches to better are preparedtheir own to life.” help says he looks for students who have interview. coachinghelps you is grow.” to help Frazee wants all students to know Gray was happy to take the position students who are capable of building offered to her, and said she loves finding help themselves, so they CARLY FRAZEE canstudents help. with“Coming the strugglesfor help doesn’t they have mean trusting relationships. “I also like to find out why students are struggling and dostudents not have learn to returnhow to in or to help them find the resources that student workers who may have had to workingOther with current them students to come comeup with in fortheir the future. “We’re here support from one another and the idea theystruggle have somewhat had to consciously to develop seek the outskills own solutions. to help you to be sustainable on your they needed to do well academically. If thatyou areeverything helpless can or failing;be done we by all oneself need is a fallacy.” habits to incorporate those approaches, mandatory visits. “We are trying to throw Carly Frazee, elementary education new ways of studying and adapt their that by having people that are wanting own.” to come in. We’re just trying to get what Athletic trainers hold teams together Athletic teams rely on athletic trainers to perform at highest level

MOLLY STERN Antelope Staff

Often student athletic teams are an important part of a university, but trainers are the backbone of these teams. Kristynwhat most Watts, do not a second-year realize is that graduate athletic assistant for the UNK athletic department and teams year-round. from Ottawa, Kansas, works with the UNK training after taking a class called Photo by Molly Stern “Prevention“I first fell and in Carelove ofwith Athletes” athletic and LEFT: Kristyn Watts, a second-year athletic training graduate student from Ottawa, Kansas uses a laser treatment on Emilee Jonas a senior decided to go into the athletic training family studies major from Omaha during ACL knee rehab. The laser treatment is used to help reduce swelling and inflammation. program at Washburn, then continue on RIGHT: Watts stretches Sarah Handrahan, a freshman industrial distribution major from Festus, Missouri, before softball practice on Foster to get my masters here at UNK,” Watts Field. said. Athletic training graduate assistants are bound to be injured at least once in their career, and for teams to continue to traveling. “It is a lot more difficult than be successful and compete, they rely on havestudents learned are ablein classes. to work “I witham really teams are each assigned to two different teams you would think,” Watts said. “I am athletic trainers to get them back to 100 and apply the knowledge and skills they during their two years in the program. doingalways something, with the team so am or I.”working with percent. said Jordyn Reese, a junior athletic They are responsible for working with my athletesAlthough and time whenever consuming the andteam is excited to get up close with the athletes,” theirthe athletes seasons. when they are injured or sick, graduate assistant, undergrad athletic and travel with their given teams during backbone of an athletic team can be trainingAlong students with having are also a full-time assigned to training major from Lincoln. “I am and getting them back to playing again,” at times overwhelming, being the throughexcited to rehab be able and to therapy watch themto help from them Watts“I said.love taking“I love someoneseeing their who success is injured special and like I am needed,” Watts “I am excited for the bonding and the getday backone ofon injury their feet.”and work with them and seeing them bounce back and play said.very rewarding.“A lot of the “It public makes does me not feel really very athletic teams. This year softball has two. Not only are teams grateful for the athletic trainers, but so are the coaches. got hurt.” relationships you make with the athletes “Kristyn, Jordyn and Shelby really do evenBeing better an than athletic they trainerwere before requires they understand what we do, but if my teams theyand the need trust you,” you said have Shelby between Svatora, everyone hold our team together,” Holly Carnes, appreciateAthletic what training I do isand not respect really me,talked athat junior you athleticare going training to do your major job from when head softball coach said. “There is no aboutthen it as is partall worth of an it.”athletic team, but Fremont. prevention,dedication and treatments, sacrifice. practices Most weeks, and is so important, Watts said. Athletes they put in 50 plus hours between injury theirway we taking would such be greatable to care perform of our atgirls.” the As juniors, this is the first year level we do without their assistance and This Day in History

While in orbit 170 miles above Earth, Navy McCandless safely reentered the shuttle.

heCaptain exits theBruce U.S. McCandless space shuttle becomes Challenger the first and Later that day, Army Lieutenant Colonel human being to fly untethered in space when Robert Stewart tried out the rocket pack, which orbitingwas a device satellites regarded and toas assemblean important and maintainstep maneuvers freely, using a bulky white rocket toward future operations to repair and service pack of his own design. McCandless orbited mission of the space shuttle Challenger. Earth in tangent with the shuttle at speeds large space stations. It was the fourth orbital greater than 17,500 miles per hour and flew To read more, visit http://www.history.com/ up to 320 feet away from the Challenger. this-day-in-history/first-human-satellite. After an hour and a half testing and flying the jet-powered backpack and admiring Earth,

6 February 7, 2018 the antelope by Sydney Bartruff feature/jump Cannon finds passion behind the camera Video and photography are more than just a hobby for multimedia major

MEG HOUSHOLDER job as multimedia intern. Cannon works Antelope Staff closely with the Marketing and Commu- nications team on producing content for We are always focused on the person the University, particularly Steph Gallo- in front of the camera. Have you ever tak- way. “She’s my mentor; she tells me what en a moment to think about the person to do or assigns new projects to me,” said who works the magic behind the scenes? Cannon. “However, there’s still a team Think about the hard work that goes into effort. When editing needs to be done, I producing amazing content, the count- work with Thane. If Kyle Means says he less hours editing in front of the screen to needs something, I do it.” create a video for your viewing pleasure. What Cannon loves most about his Cy Cannon, a sophomore multime- internship is the experience from real dia major from Silver Creek, loves world practice. He has the opportunity to how video and photography can be help produce real projects under transformed into virtually anything deadlines and work with teams. with a little bit of editing. “It’s not just like an assignment “When I get on the computer for class,” said Cannon. there’re so many more options. If About a year ago, Cannon I want to draw a moose, you can started his own business. “I did draw it and then transform it,” said a project for one of my teachers Cannon. “With video and photog- and got paid for it. I thought it raphy, there’s so much you can do CY CANNON was fun.” That’s when Cannon with it after everything is all said Digital Solutions was born. He and done. The editing process is what I love.” projects, it had to be something he’s pas-

sionatefigured ifabout. he was Not going only to has be his paid business for

video and photography as a junior in - highCannon school. Hefirst was realized taking his a technologylove for ing down clients because of his capacity course and realized his teacher wasn’t totaken do workoff, but for Cannon them. He finds limits himself himself turn there to do his job. After two weeks of during school to one or two clients at a

showing up to class and doing nothing, time, small businesses such as Polk Coun- Cannon decided he was going to start his ty Rural Public Power District, Custom own project: the school’s weekly news Cart Designs, aspiring actress/sing- show. He assembled some classmates ers and the Viaero Center. and assumed the role of instructor, teach- Cannon is also a registered drone ‘ ing his classmates the ins and outs of pilot. It’s helped him with a multitude ‘ video. “I taught myself how to use iMovie. of projects. “I just did a PSA for a power Then, I would show up to class and teach company and was able to get footage of my classmates how to do it,” said Cannon. them up close working on top of the tele- After the weekly news show became pop- phone poles,” said Cannon. He said the

With video and photography, there’s so Photos by Cy Cannon Top: Cannon started his business, Cannon Digital Solutions, as a freshman in much you can do with college. He offers services such as videography, web design and aerial photography. it, after everything is all said and done. The editing Middle: The certified drone pilot loves taking aerial photos of farms. He says he loves taking multiple shots of the farms and packaging the photos together to sell process is what I love.” them for about $45. Many farmers opt for this choice because they have the ability to print his photos any size.

Bottom: Cannon’s favorite activity outside of working as the multimedia intern is finding objects people may overlook and capturing photographs of them. Cannon great thing about ular, Cannon discov- went out on a snowy day with black cardboard paper to capture this delicate ered ‘he was‘ “hooked.” being a drone pilot is he gets to bring a snowflake. The summer before his Loper fresh- new and fresh perspective to a video that man year, Cannon attended the Digital would typically bore its viewers. The self-taught videographer is Expressions Media Camp on campus. He graduation, Cannon says his ideal job currently working on video features for met Grant Pierce, who was graduating would be what he’s doing now: creating More Photos online @ My Loper Life, a collection of articles that that year. Pierce connected Cannon with and producing content for your viewing highlights students at UNK. Although he unkantelope.com the Communications and Marketing pleasure. Department, and they offered Cannon a

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2 Month XX, 2016 the antelope by Name entertainment Editors preview 2018 movies 2018 presents infinite choices that will no doubt pack an emotional punch for film viewers

KAITLIN SCHNEIDER Antelope Staff

When most

resolutionspeople think and about “New the year,new year,new me!”they thinkWell, and I’m sure this comes as no surprise to those of you who read my work regularly, I like to look ahead at what “Black Panther” claws its way into a theater It’s the cinematic experience all Marvel fans Although there is no official theater poster movies are premiering and start to plan near you next week! have been waiting for—the Infinity War. for the Deadpool sequel, which is yet to even themy weekendsAntelope staff, accordingly. in fact, some of our have a title, fans are hyped to see Ryan That being said, I asked some of Reynold’s mercenary back on the big screen. editorial members, which flick they are most eagerly anticipating. Although Soldier” and “Civil War”—have their already deeply characterized Nathan onJanuary the silver has come screen. and gone, there are newportrayed characters by the to always avoid adelightful potentially handsthe glorious full, and installments there are some of “Winter potentially Christopher Summers. still plenty of movies worth checking out Martin Freeman, along with other overzealous fans who cannot wait to FLICK NO. 1: “BLACK PANTHER”

showing on Feb. 16 disastrous world war. Although two days Are those films not striking your

late, it will make for a perfect delayed bite back if this film falls short of Editor-in-Chief Mary Spencer, a Valentine’s Day date. Or, if you’re like me, expectations.Flick No. 3: “UNTITLED consecutiveFLICK NO. viewings 2: “AVENGERS: of the film. INFINITY DEADPOOL SEQUEL” ‘ WAR – PART I” showing on May 18 I may be personally ‘ senior English major from Kearney, showing on May 4 had this to say about Marvel’s quickly biased, but if we approaching release: “I’m most excited Fast forward to May and the end of learned anything from for ‘Black Panther’ coming out. I loved Even though very little is known this article, it’s andthe appearance I can’t wait toof seethe more!new King The of trailers about what this movie is going to that I’m not Wakanda in ‘Captain America: Civil War,’ finals week, and you will find the release Mouth’sentail, Assistant sequel as Copy her Editormost anticipated Rachael ‘‘ date of my own pick for this article. Fangmeier chose the Merc with a alone in the thelook rest amazing!” of the Marvel fan base, because Avengers fans have been expecting a funny action movie and ‘Deadpool’ spiral of Marvel Spencer’s thoughts are spot on with the Infinity War arc since the Marvel happens2018 release. to be She one said, of my “I’m favorites.” a sucker for Cinematic Universe (MCU) started obsession. according to Entertainment Weekly, 18 movies ago, and now we’re finally “Black Panther” has already exceeded the getting our wishes granted. Although, Naturally, I am planning on farprevious surpassed records “Dawn for earlyof Justice,” ticket whichsales in by the end of it all, we may be sobbing, Deadpoolviewing the story movie continues the first for weekend Wade it wasthe superhero the previous movie record genre. holder. They However, have before—67because this is film the will latest not rumor, only be but jam- also comes out. I’m excited to see how the fancy, or maybe you’re just not quite Marvel Studios hopes to do more than packed with more superheroes than ever the superhero buff? No problem! I’ve timeWilson. I watch The humor it, which displayed is more inoften the thanfirst some serious violence and fight scenes Deadpool movie makes me laugh every just epic early ticket sales; they are about of epic magnitude. Plus, we will no doubt waycreated to theaters an additional before list Dec. of 31,other and eagerly there to make history with the first superhero Captainbe saying America goodbye shield to some close particular to me as fanI I’d like to admit. Besides, who wouldn’t awaited releases that are making their film Tothat further includes clarify, a cast T’Challa, primarily the favorites. (I’m certainly not hugging my want to watch something with Ryan composed of black performers. Reynolds?” are multiple genres included, so I’m write this, honest!) I, and I am sure many others, agree Marvel-centricsure you’ll find naturesomething of this you’ll article, enjoy. it’s toKing appear of Wakanda in Marvel and comics—which the Black Panther he However, we will also be seeing with everything Fangmeier said about Oh, and if you’re wondering about the didhimself, in issue was 52 the of first “Fantastic black superhero Four” in July Thanos, the Mad Titan, taking on the Ryan Reynold’s upcoming laugh-riot 1966. crucial role everyone has been waiting as the Chimichanga-loving Deadpool. not rigged. Really. I asked these separate thefor aswhereabouts he wades through of those a mysterioussea of aAccording soldier from to the the post-credits future who sceneseriously of aspeople replies. about I may their be most personally eagerly biased, awaited continues after the events of “Captain carnage and destruction to ascertain the first film, Cable—who, simply put, is 2018 release, and this is what came back Marvel’s well-anticipated flick article, it’s that I’m not alone in the spiral gemsThe that lead the up MCU to thiswiki movie dubs ashas “… been soldierknows howwill beto kickportrayed ass—will by Josh be making Brolin, ofbut Marvel if we learned obsession. anything from this America: Civil War,” revealing the nation concentrated ingots. Infinity Stones.” an appearance alongside Reynolds. The someof Wakanda of the moreto audiences recent Marvel for the movies,first time. It has been hinted at throughout huge, with five of the six Infinity Stones who will bring yet another layer to the Onehaving stone already still remainsappeared undiscovered, through but the technologically advanced this intergalactic, cinematic odyssey. ANTICIPATED RELEASES worth checking out civilization will finally show itself to the Soul Stone appears somewhere in returnedworld in lessto his than home, two and weeks. instead of and whether that jewel known as the March 2: “Red Sparrow” June 22: “Jurassic World: Fallen T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) has of speculation has been done about just March 29: “Ready Player One” Kingdom” Wakanda remains to be seen, but a lot July 20: “Mamma Mia: Here We Go feuding with the Avengers, must learn Apr. 20: “Super Troopers 2” Again!” how to balance ruling Wakanda and whatOf kind course, of action this year’s is going release to go isdown only May 25: “Solo: A Star Wars Story” keeping up duties as the Panther. Not in this phase-ending installment. Aug. 3: “The Spy Who Dumped Me” June 8: “Ocean’s Eight” everything is as it should be at home, Nov. 21: “Ralph Breaks the Internet: Boseman’sthough, as warringtitular character factions soonmust try join to the first half of the story, with Part 2 June 15: “Incredibles 2” Wreck It Ralph 2” usurp his position and wreak havoc. slated to release in May of next year. Either way, the Russo brothers—who forces with fan-favorite Everett Ross, were also responsible for directing See ‘Dial M for Murder’ at The World, Kearney Community Theatre 1952 mystery, 1954 movie first play of season, classic Hitchcock movie to show at The World ‘DIAL M FOR MURDER’ STANDS TEST OF TIME •Screenplay and successful stage JESSICA MOSER premiered in 1952, but this show doesn’t JMC 315 play by English playwright Frederick mature youth and adults. Knott premiered in 1952. get old. 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Go see it to find out what really Open tickets are $9 for CCC and of psychological suspense in his Get tickets at Community Theater andhappens March in 1-4.The Kearney Community UNK students with a valid ID at the films, directed this 1954 film. Theatre’sThe screenplay first play of and the the year successful Feb. 22-25 door. beginning Feb. 8. The discount is not available for reservations. Or see @ The World: Feb. 9-10-11. stage play were written by English playwright Frederick Knott. The play

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