2008 Woodie Awards
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On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Jack Siemsen, Secretary of the University, spoke with the Student Affairs Senate about Nebraska Wesleyan University’s strategic planning process: Archways Plan 2012. Siemsen delivered a condensed version of the plan that contained three specific elements.
Diana Cerón is an international student from Ecuador studying at Nebraska Wesleyan University this year. Cerón is majoring in International Business and Marketing.She loves to travel and when asked the question “Why Nebraska?” she replied, “Because I wanted to go somewhere in the Midwest and NWU was the first school to reply back to me.
I’ll admit, I’m with the rest of the world when I say I don’t know what I would do without text messaging. It’s fast, it’s easy and it sure beats having face to face conversations in most situations.However, the one detriment the exponential growth of text messaging has had on society in the past five years is its horrific influence on grammar.
Despite winning the Great Plains Athletic Conference Championships for the third straight season and eight of the past nine seasons, winning the NCAA Division III Central Re¬gion anda placing 14th last year at the NCAA Division III National Championships, Head Coach Ted Bulling and the Nebraska Wesleyan University men’s cross country team are looking to con¬tinue their success into the 2008 season.
The satirical play “The Government Inspector” will be performed by the Wesleyan Theatre Company starting Sept. 25. The play was written by Nikolai Gogol, a famous Russian novelist and playwright. The main plot of the play centers on a small Russian town and its high officials, who are waiting for the arrival of the government inspector.
