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Features
A student's story
Statistics show rape and sexual assault may affect as many as one in every four college
aged women. Students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are no exception. Page 6
Also in this week's issue:
Cut the fat
A new fitness program offered by campus recreation allows busy people to work-out
when they have the time. Page 3
The future
Both NU Volleyball Coach Terry Pettit and Football Coach Tom Osborne said they
expect good things from their respective teams this year. Page 4
Bottoms up
Thirty-seven Lincoln bars banded together to stop giving free birthday drinks starting
today. The response? Cheers! Page 4
Help for the helpless
There are several places a rape victim can turn after they’ve been attacked.. .all they need
to know is where to look. Page 5