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Beverly Deepe Keever bought a one-way ticket to Asia to teach English and sell free-lance stories to the Associated Press. “I went into journalism because I wanted to understand people and culture in other countries,” Deepe Keever said.

They built a skate park in Nebraska’s poorest county. Then they learned something from their best skater.

Six Daily Nebraskan alumni and its 1971-72 staffs were inducted into its Hall of Fame at a ceremony on Oct. 22.

The children of the Omaha Reservation begin descending on the town park in late afternoon. They arrive unannounced in twos and threes on a recent Monday.

After a spate of suicides on the Omaha Reservation, several Nebraskans came together and asked Walthill's young people: What can we do to make living here better? The kids knew what they wanted — a skatepark.

Charles Loeb defied the American military’s denials and propaganda to show how deadly radiation from the strike on Hiroshima sickened and killed.