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WSC Red Cross Club hosts drive, aims to increase numbers
Former Wildcat finds his power at NPPD
Pi Gamma Mu celebrates Social Sciences Day
Wayne State College student Kirsten Schmuecker pies Rachel Kunz, a WSC criminal justice professor, at the Pie-A-Professor fundraiser in the Kanter Student Center atrium on Wednesday, April 15.
‘10% sweeter’: Pie-A-Professor raises funds, spirits
WSC meets Giving Day goal
New VPAA on the way, long-term interim eyes re-retirement
From Wildcat to Moo: The journey of summer baseball
Road to Nationals: Women’s Rugby ready to compete
Murphy hurdles her way through challenges
Former Wildcat lends pro experience to youngsters
‘Unbelievably accomplished’: Borngrebe celebrates no-hitter
Cain Brown during an indoor meet.
Brown aims to build off All-American performance
Lydia Kang rounds out Plains Writers Series
Wildcat Spirit Film Festival provides workshops for film students
Majestic Theatre showcases Earth Day movie.
Majestic Theatre plays ‘Microplastics Madness’ for Earth Day
Altfest to come to WSC
Free movie tickets benefit WSC students
Esports team falls short after long weekend
Democrats fail the Hasan Piker litmus test
Christians lose faith in Trump after AI scandal
The new Harry Potter series isn’t worth the cost
Will the AI bubble pop?
Is drought worsening Nebraska wildfires?
NCAA portal changes campus culture
A president against the people
WSC students struggling with burnout
Students on campus celebrate Lenten season
Student-athlete mental health needs addressed
Nebraskans respond to anti-trans legislative proposals
Moving and grooving: What keeps Wayne State students going?
The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater
The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

Drake and Josh: Where are they now?

Kaitlynn Breeden, Associate Editor • February 3, 2021

“Drake and Josh” premiered on Nickelodeon in 2004 and was one of the most popular shows for kids in the 2000s. Stars of the show Drake Bell, Josh Peck and Miranda Cosgrove have all taken completely...

Antonio Neves, a business journalist, spoke last Thursday in the Frey Conference Suite to students about creating luck using three simple steps. These steps helped take him from being a former Nickelodeon star to working as a business reporter for companies such as Forbes.

‘When magic’s about to happen’

Sarah Lentz, Staff Writer • February 11, 2014

According to speaker and business journalist Antonio Neves, anyone can manufacture his or her own luck in just three steps. Neves spoke at Frey conference center on Jan. 30. The former Nickelodeon star,...

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