The Wayne Stater

Food, football and fighting” What Thanksgiving is all about

Mason Schweizer, Opinion Editor • November 30, 2016

It’s no secret that Thanksgiving has evolved into a holiday that celebrates all that is terrible to be an American—we eat more in a day than many around the world can scrounge up in a week before sitting...

Trust me, I’m a Doctor: Time to admit our history and change our future

Dr. Leeper • November 19, 2014

As I write this column, grand jury action regarding shooting in Ferguson is imminent. In anticipation of unrest, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon declared a “state of emergency” and activated the National...

One year later: We are grateful’

Calyn Dunklau, Opinion Editor • October 1, 2014

One year post destruction, the landscape of Wayne has gone from jagged wound to a neatly stitched scar. It may have been 1.38 miles wide and rated as an EF-4, but last October’s tornado wasn’t able...

New volunteer policy raises questions

Hanna Conrad, News Editor • September 3, 2014

A Nebraska State College System (NSCS) policy implemented in April brought about questions and concerns from faculty members at Wayne State College. As the school year continues, clarification is being...

Voir Dire: Goodnight and good luck

Pam Everett • April 23, 2014

When I drove over the hill into Wayne five years ago, with humid, wafting feedlot odors intensifying an already high level of culture shock, I wasn’t sure how long I would last. But the chance to teach...

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