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A tablet screen that has a row of 3 blue buttons with the options $1, $2 and $3. The second row has two buttons, one with a "custom tip" option and a second with "no tip." To the right is a piece of white paper with a list of the teas the cafe offers.

The debate rages in Lincoln about tipping etiquette

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Not getting tipped is nothing new to Crescent Moon employee Madeleine Bailey Friederichs, but she’s recently noticed a growing frustration on the other end...
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Nebraska at a Glance: Nov. 20

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By Owen Reimer, Lauren Penington and Hanna Christensen Nov. 21: Lawsuits, mass shootings, and exploring Nebraska’s prison system  Jim Pillen appoints new Nebraska Department of Agriculture...
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Nebraska at a Glance: Nov. 14

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Nov. 21: Adoption Day, Nebraska Supreme Court and volleyball milestone Husker volleyball celebrates 300th consecutive sellout In their Nov. 11 match, the women’s Husker volleyball team...

Nebraska at a Glance: Nov. 7

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Nov. 7: Voter turnout, Walmart arson, drought and trail closures Voter turnout predicted to be over 50% Tuesday Statewide, a turnout of 58% of the state’s...
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Nebraska at a Glance: Oct. 10

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Oct. 10: Sasse resignation, fire devastation and Iranian peaceful demonstration Nebraska Huskers beat Rutgers for back-to-back wins For the first time in five seasons, the Nebraska...
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Nebraska at a Glance: Sept. 19

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Sept. 19: Coaching changes, Husker victories and losses, and one furry addition to the UNL police department Mickey Joseph loses first game as interim coach The...
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Nebraska at a Glance: May 8

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May 8: Coaching penalties, snow and housing development  Husker football team hit with penalties for coaching violations Coach Scott Frost has received a five-day suspension from...
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Nebraska at a Glance: May 1

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May 1: Lawsuits, NFL draft and Trump rally Trump hosts Save America Rally in Nebraska Former President Donald Trump was met with “We love Trump” chants...
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Nebraska at a Glance: April 24

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April 24: Google, wildfires and concerts Wildfires kill retired fire chief, injure 15 firefighters Retired Cambridge Fire Chief John P. Trumble was helping firefighters as a...
Charles Herbster standing at a campaign podium giving a speech, overlaid with the text "Nebraska at a Glance. Weekly update from the Nebraska News Service"

Nebraska at a Glance: April 18

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April 18: Storms, drought and misconduct allegations Herbster accused of sexual misconduct against eight women Eight women confirmed to the Nebraska Examiner that Charles W. Herbster,...
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