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Looking beyond music streaming services  
Big Ten calls for donors during blood shortage
New vape store encourages friendly store competition
Decorations sit out in Elizabeth King's home as she hosts people for a tour. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth King.
Christmas spirit showcased through home tours
Husker football star shares motivation on campus
Cat Pac prepares for Christmas through themed events
UNK rolls into town for an anticipated rivalry doubleheader with WSC
Wildcat football caps off season with win over Golden Bears
WSC men’s basketball begins season with 2 wins
Norblade leads Wildcat women to season-opening win
Women’s soccer makes first NSIC tourney since 2019, ends season against Mankato Mavericks
Wildcat volleyball heads to their final home stretch versus tough opponents
The Queen’s Cartoonists kick off this year’s Black & Gold Series
Looking beyond music streaming services  
WSC choirs sing in the Cocoa and Carols concert from last December. Photo courtesy of Barry Dahlkoetter.
School of Arts and Humanities hosts Cocoa and Carols concert
Class-run poetry slam to be hosted at The Max
Senior exhibit looks back on life lessons
Made in Canva.
My top 10 tunes of the year
Human rights should not be a partisan debate
Registration is a nightmare with WildcatsOnline
Influencers in the movie and music industry
Tyler, the Creator feels too familiar in new album
Oversized fits just right
Gen-Z is jaded by online tragedy
“Not queer enough”
Sexual predators don’t deserve friends
You should shave your head, here is why
Adopt, Don’t Shop: support shelter dogs over breeders
There are several perks to learning a new language
Struggling in college is not shameful
Red Cross Club with President Allie Jaixen on the right and volunteer Chloe Hibler on the left.
WSC Red Cross Club Collects 85 Units at Recent Blood Drive
Wildcat softball fought against the MSU Beavers on April 9
Photojournalism Students Capture Weekly Events
World Speech Day is celebrated by students and faculty on March 15
“Abandoned Nebraska & Other Works” by Chad Petska
High School trumpet players work together during the Festival of Honor Bands on January 29th.
Festival of Honor Bands
The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater
The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater
Alex Retzlaff

Alex Retzlaff, news editor

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A brief look at this year's presidential candidates

A brief look at this year’s presidential candidates

Alex Retzlaff, Assistant Editor
October 6, 2020

Spring 2021 graduation applications due soon

Alex Retzlaff, Associate Editor
September 15, 2020
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[Photo] “Nebraska” photos

April 5, 2020
English Festival

English Festival

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
April 17, 2019

WSC theatre debuts play

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
April 2, 2019

‘Happy Death Day’ sequel deemed successful

Alex Retzlaff, Reporter
February 27, 2019

New Legislative Bill introduced at the capital building in Lincoln

Alex Retzlaff, Reporter
February 13, 2019
Upper cafeteria clapping tradition quietly waning

Upper cafeteria clapping tradition quietly waning

Alex Retzlaff, Reporter
February 6, 2019

Week of Welcome apps due soon

Alex Retzlaff, Reporter
February 6, 2019

Recycling concerns hit campus

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
October 31, 2018
Parking on campus is frustrating for many students and fac- ulty. Some students have resorted to parking off-campus or walking to classes altogether.

Parking on campus drives people crazy

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018

Dr. Ellis loves what she does

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
Dr. Angela Miller-Niles and Orchestra Director Shelly Armstrong played the piano for an audience on Thursday, Sept. 13. “I’ve played when I was a little kid, and I’ve always enjoyed it when I was younger,” Miller-Niles said. “As a teacher, I think you have to be able to play to teach it [piano]. It’s fun to keep learning new repertoire and stuff like that, just to make me better and give me stuff to do.” Dr. Miller-Niles is planning another performance for the public on Sept. 21 in honor of the Celebration of International Day of Peace at First Presbyterian Church.

Ramsey Theatre holds performance of pianos

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
September 19, 2018

And Bingo was the game-o

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
September 12, 2018
Local brewery gets decked out

Local brewery gets decked out

Alex Retzlaff, Staff Writer
August 29, 2018
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