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    A close up side profile of someone's face with a disposable vape below their lip and a cloud of vape smoke coming out of their mouth.

    How JUUL impacted the evolution of the vaping epidemic in Nebraska, U.S.

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    The JUUL e-cigarette device was introduced in 2015. By 2018, JUUL made up 70% of the U.S. e-cigarette market and sparked a youth vaping...
    A fan holds a Japan flag in the stands.

    Huskers are drawing attention all over from the Japanese community

    Stephen Hintz - 0
    Nebraska athletics has been receiving a lot of news coverage from Japanese media outlets, and it is catching the eyes of the Japanese community,...
    The Beat podcast by Brandon Mueting

    The Beat: How new laws and the pandemic have impacted jobs in the airline...

    Brandon Mueting - 0
    Since the pandemic commercial airlines saw a decline in staffing pilots and an overflow of flight attendants. Brandon Mueting talks to different roles in...
    Bottles of household cleaners and chemicals sits on a black cart. In the background, a person in personal protective equipment speaks to a black SUV before collecting their household hazardous waste.
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    How to properly dispose of household hazardous waste

    Anne Gallagher - 0
    Household hazardous waste (HHW) includes many kinds of toxic or flammable materials you may have in the house. Learn about the proper way to...
    Quilter Sheila Green shows the detailed needlework on a quilt featured in the quilt museum's gallery.

    Lifelong member of Lincoln Quilters Guild shares her passion with the community through education...

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    Sheila Green has been a member of Lincoln Quilters Guild for more than 30 years and has been volunteering with the International Quilt Museum...
    Display of Nebraska women in journalism over the years.

    Nebraska women in journalism: The groundbreakers before us and surrounding us

    Jolie Peal - 0
     This 30-minute documentary shares the stories of six women from Nebraska who have worked in Nebraska as journalists. They detail the biases they have...
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    Spring Forward Run more than a race to the Lincoln Track Club

    Thomas Placzek - 0
    Hundreds of runners came to the Spring Forward Run to kick off the race season for the Lincoln Track Club on Saturday.         
    At the pool table with a cue stick in hand, Jake Green said his favorite commercial was the Marinara Chicken Commercial because it was different. Would he eat there? No. (Photo by Zach Claassen)

    Lincoln residents weigh in on Burger King’s new “Having it Your Way” tagline

    Kylee Sodomka - 0
    Burger King's new tagline is making its way through tv commercials and social media. Are these advertisements making a difference in sales? (Jake Green,...
    A woman dressed in purple and gold stands behind her craft table talking to three women. The table has wood burned art displayed.

    Lincoln’s first Ramadan market engages the community, helps Muslims prepare

    Kloee Sander - 0
    More than 300 people came to Lincoln's first Ramadan market on March 13. The market focused on helping Muslims prepare for Ramadan and the...
    Alberto Rodrigez smiles and looks at his friends as two women hairdressers take sections of his hair and wrap them into ponytails.

    Fifth annual ‘Shave for the Brave’ event at UNL raises money for childhood cancer...

    Jillian Lamkins - 0
    Eleven volunteers signed up to shave their heads at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's fifth annual "Shave for the Brave" event in  honor of children...
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