Calyn Dunklau, Guest Columnist
October 14, 2015
I ’m roughly five months into a life sentence and, I gotta tell ya folks, I don’t think I’m cut out for it.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s quite wonderful not cramming for a final or pulling an all-nighter to finish the...
Calyn Dunklau for the Wayne Stater, Opinion Editor
April 8, 2015
Yesterday, Kansas became the first state in history to ban a somewhat common second trimester abortion practice. The proceedure is described by critics as dismemberment.
The practice, medically known as surgical abortion, wou...
Calyn Dunklau for The Wayne Stater
March 25, 2015
As the sun begins to thaw our weary bones, many of us are starting to make grand travel plans: booking flights, reserving hotel rooms and mapping out the best routes to the most popular destinations.
Up in the Stater lab, we...
Calyn Dunkau for the Wayne Stater, Opinion Editor
March 18, 2015
Being in the age of technology, more and more young adults are straying from conventional news sources and delving into the depths of various social media sites.
The problem with this is often that what they read isn’t from...
March 4, 2015
Calyn Dunklau, Opinion Editor
February 25, 2015
Recently, the honesty of one of America’s most familiar and to some, most trusted, news anchors, Brian Williams, has come under scrutiny.
Williams admitted to lying; he was not, in fact, in a helicopter hit by ground fire...
Calyn Dunklau, Opinion Editor
February 10, 2015
Yesterday’s WSC presidential search meeting yielded impressive feedback from the audience members. It also showed the tension between faculty and Nebraska State College System chancellor Stan Carpenter.
A tumultuous past...
Calyn Dunklau for The Wayne Stater
February 4, 2015
Winter has us in its icy grip yet again. No surprise as it is February in
the Midwest; however, it seems people have forgotten just how tricky
travel can be in the snow and ice.
Turtle-pacing it isn’t safe. Crawling along at ...
Calyn Dunklau for The Wayne Stater
January 30, 2015
Millions across Europe, a majority of them European Jews, were brought to death camps for slaughter during the Nazis’ campaign in World War II. Those that weren’t immediately gassed, hung, shot or burned, were forced to labor...
Calyn Dunklau for The Wayne Stater
January 21, 2015
According to the National Association for College Stores, the average college student will spend $655 on books per year. And while that’s steep enough as it is, there are some students forced to shell out $300 plus on a single...
Calyn Dunklau for The Wayne Stater
November 19, 2014
Police and investigators are frustrated with the newest technologies coming from Apple and Google. New advances in operating systems are making listening in on the “bad guys” basically impossible for law enforcement, even...
Calyn Dunklau for The Wayne Stater
November 18, 2014
Calvin Klein’s newly launched campaign, Perfectly Fit, is off to a rocky start and maybe for good reason. Model Myla Dalbesio sparked the controversy with a claim that she was the biggest girl Calvin Klein has ever worked with....
