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The University of Nebraska at Kearney is encouraging students to express their values through various art forms as part of its annual Nebraska Emerging Writers and Artists Contest. This year's contest challenges high schoolers in grades 9-12 across the state to reflect on their values, how they shape who they are and how they impact the communities they live in. From there, students are asked to create a poem, essay, short story or visual art piece based on that theme. Writers are limited to 250 to 300 words for poems, 2,000 for essays and 4,000 for short stories. For visual art submissions, including photography, painting, drawing or 3D designs, files must be submitted in a PNG or JPEG format and be 2 megabytes or smaller. Submissions must also include a brief description of how the artwork relates to the theme. People are also reading... Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen hospitalized at UNMC after falling from horse Nebraska volleyball falls to Penn State in 5 sets in Final Four: How it happened Nebraska volleyball libero Lexi Rodriguez signs to play with Omaha pro team Nebraska QB Dylan Raiola addresses transfer portal speculation: 'It was unfortunate' Longtime Wahoo boys basketball coach Kevin Scheef resigns Amie Just: Lexi Rodriguez deserved a national title. For her career to end like this? Gutting 'Multiple wins for me': Lincoln North Star rallies from double-digit deficit hours after coach's son is born Here's a list of Lincoln restaurants open on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day Nebraska volleyball laments being a 'couple plays' short of finishing off Penn State 3 Nebraska starters still with team to miss bowl game with mix of injuries, opt outs Man killed in Friday night crash north of Lincoln Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen sustained fractured ribs, lacerated spleen in fall from horse The Journal Star's 2024 Super-State and all-state football teams Penn State swipes Final Four match from Nebraska, which was one point away Film with John Cook: A coach's view of Lexi Rodriguez's greatness at an overlooked position Submissions are due on March 7, and a winner and runner-up will be selected by UNK undergraduate students in each of the four categories in April. Winners will receive $100 and the chance to have their work showcased at UNK’s Student Language and Literature Conference. The runner-ups will each be awarded $50. Students can make submissions at http://tiny.cc/EmergingWriters .
In recent years, the Chinese Super League has been a hot topic in global football discussions, often raising eyebrows and sparking debates. The arrival of high-profile international players has brought both excitement and criticism to the league. Among these players, the Brazilian midfielder Oscar has been a prominent figure, known for his successful stint in the Chinese Super League despite facing backlash from critics who questioned his ambition and loyalty to the game.Report: Chargers expect WR Ladd McConkey, LB Khalil Mack to play vs. Ravens
Indigenized Energy Names Lorilee J. Morsette as Chief Operating OfficerWhat is particularly intriguing about this fund's success is its ability to navigate the complex and sometimes volatile Chinese market with remarkable precision. By leveraging its deep understanding of local regulations and trends, as well as its access to advanced analytics and research tools, the fund has been able to identify lucrative investment opportunities before they become mainstream.
1. **Strong Demand**: One of the primary reasons for the decrease in housing inventory could be the robust demand for properties in Beijing. Despite efforts to cool the market, buyers continue to show enthusiasm for real estate investments in the capital city. This sustained demand is pushing developers to sell existing inventory quickly, leading to reduced supply.