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EXPE pages by Taylor Kelly and
Alex Dugan

11aha is filled with vivid
2s and everlasting tradi-
:ns that can't be missed.

~osenblatt and the Henry Doorl y football was baseba ll during the Coll ege "You know you're in Omaha when
o. Warren Buffet and Larry the Cable W orld Ser ies . you go to a school with over 2,000 stu-
1y. Tractors and Esca lades. What "I love tail gating every year, but dents and are surrounded by corn on
ln't Omaha have? this yea r the best part was see ing the all sides ," se ni or Matt Hannasch sa id.
Nhen in the city, there are many strea ker," junior Matt Galovan said. Another thing to look forward to was
ngs that couldn't be missed. But O maha was more than spo rts. Omaha's crazy weather.
'Th ere is constant Husker fever dur- "You kn ow you're in Omaha when "I always wear shorts with a coat,
: football. seaso n. On Saturdays when you see the majestic skyline ... the First beca use I never know what to expect,"
J wa lk around all you ca n see is red, National building," senior John Dol- se ni or Mickey Loos sa id.
: a use everyone is in husker gear," meier sa id. Omaha had a lot to offer and had
1ior Kellie Hamilton sa id. Along with th e skyline, people also many unique characte ri stic that set it
lhe only spo rt more popular than enjoyed their surro undings. apart from anywhere else.

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I . Henry Doorly Zoo
2. The Old Market
3. Rosenblatt
4. Sokol Auditorim

5. Boys Town
A. Senior Michae lanne Zimmerline and II
junior Sab le Glandt work at a loca l Runza.
Runza got its start in Nebraska and has
grown to become a popular fast food
restaurant. B. Seni ors Sarah Kruger and
Ange la Weave r gaze up at a mural of
Olympic swimmer Michae l Ph elps. The
Olympic Swim Trials were held in Omaha
at the Qwest Center. photos by Tyler Mey-
ers and contributed by jeremy Huang
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