While some members of the University of Nebraska faithful did attempt a "Blackout" for their Sept. 27 game against Virginia Tech, the traditionalist and die-hard fans never bought into the idea (i.e. the "Blackout" didn't happen).

Apparently Liz Carlston hasn't ridden a bike around campus lately. If she had, she would have acknowledged in her column ("Campus bike lanes a waste of U funds" Nov. 6) that the new campus bike lanes are overdue.

If more people are reporting depression during the winter but the weather is typically not a cause, what's going on? Maybe people are blaming the weather for other reasons. Undoubtedly depression has it causes, but the world we live in bleeding into our consciousness isn't one of them

We encourage all voters who were captivated by the excitement of this historic election to maintain their zeal after the excitement is gone and the real work sets in.

Please write more about my team for the remainder of the season, as I could care less about a campus shuttle breaking down as front-page news.

The bike lanes are unnecessary and a reckless use of funds. The $3,500 spent to paint these lines on the sidewalk could have been better used in almost any other capacity.

If you choose to view the world with critical, negative and skeptical eyes, you will see hate, anger and evil planted in the most innocent of scenes. Hopefully, viewers of the painting will see it as it is8212;a remarkable piece of art and a tribute to diversity.

The ISO needs to always assume security breaches include fraudulent purposes or the old CCPA should be revised to protect the personal information of students.

Heather, you could have done yourself proud had you decided to give a closing argument about policy, integrity and good information. But you chose to pander to the lowest form of politics.

True, the military has young service members, but what about police officers and firefighters? Should they not be allowed to pursue those careers until they are older?