‘Tootsie’ turns 1982 gender politics into a post-MeToo musical with 11 Tony nominations
June 7, 2019
Los Angeles Times (TNS) NEW YORK — There’s a game-changing moment early in “Tootsie,” the new Broadway musical based on the 1982 film, when an iconic but dated comedy suddenly gets new life — and cultural relevance — in 2019. In a first-act scene, lead producer Rita Marshall is meeting...
Rediscovering South African heritage decades after apartheid
June 7, 2019
BookTrib (TNS) Ask South African author, businesswoman, and entrepreneur Jesmane Boggenpoel about living under apartheid, and she’ll tell you it wasn’t just political systemic racial segregation. At its core, it was a period during which as a South African woman of color she felt countless intern...
Northeast’s Broadcasting program is ‘hands on and hands in’
Kaylea Kuhlman, Reporter
May 8, 2019
NORFOLK -- The Northeast Community College Broadcasting program has a lot to offer students to help them build necessary skills for their future careers. The program is very wide ranged as more technology and the internet is becoming more advanced. Broadcasting includes many different levels. There i...
Concentrating on Audio Recording and Technology
May 8, 2019
NORFOLK-- At Northeast Community College, students are trained by their instructors to enhance and improve their skills according to their program of study. One of the concentrations in the media arts department is audio recording and technology, and it is designed to prepare students for entry level...
Talkin’ Hawks- Northeast students talk about their semester and summer plans
Kaylea Kuhlman and Pauline Chiungwiza
April 30, 2019
The Viewpoint staff headed around campus to talk to students about how this spring semester has been for them and what are their plans for the summer.
Graphic design students get up-close look at workplaces; portfolio show set for April 27
April 23, 2019
LINCOLN - Students in the graphic design program at Northeast Community College received a preview of their future careers during a visit to Lincoln recently. The students visited the offices of three organizations in Lincoln, including communications agency Swanson Russell; Firespring, a marketing, print and so...
Governor Unveils Tax Plan
April 18, 2019
LINCOLN -- Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts is promoting his tax proposal. The governor's plan would increase the state property tax credit program by 51-million-dollars per year. The measure would also place a three-percent limit on the spending of property tax proceeds. Ricketts has also spoken...
The Viewpoint staff takes on the Animal Shelter
Kaylea Kuhlman, Reporter
April 18, 2019
NORFOLK- The Viewpoint staff went out and volunteered at the Animal Shelter of Northeast Nebraska on Tuesday, April 9. The staff also had a chance to talk to the manager of the shelter, Lisa Doescher. Volunteering is not only good for yourself for multiple reasons, but it is also clearly a major help...
Northeast agriculture students place 2nd at NACTA Judging Conference
April 16, 2019
MURRAY, KY – Northeast Community College students finished in second place in sweepstakes and earned a number of first place awards in several contests for two-year colleges at the 2019 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Judging Conference held at Murray State University i...
‘Avengers: Endgame’ leaked footage prompts Marvel fans to leave social media
April 16, 2019
Los Angeles Times (TNS) Leaked footage of Marvel’s highly guarded “Avengers: Endgame” has prompted spoiler-averse fans to retreat from social media. The long-awaited superhero film is due in theaters April 26 and has already been breaking box-office presale records. Disney has made painstaking ef...
‘Pet Sematary’ directors on rebooting the horror classic: How do you scare Stephen King?
April 9, 2019
Los Angeles Times (TNS) First published in 1983, Stephen King’s supernatural chamber tragedy “Pet Sematary” was a dark tale of terror that Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kölsch both devoured growing up separately as budding filmmakers and horror fans in Long Island, N.Y. Like scores of King devotee...
Northeast student develops promotional video for national conference
April 9, 2019
NORFOLK– A Northeast Community College student has utilized the skills he has learned through the institution to assist in the promotion of a national conference that is designed for continuing education program CEO/directors, product developers, and operational professionals across the world. Eric John...
