The death penalty continues to generate intense debate, including in Nebraska — one of 33 states that authorize capital punishment. In this debate, Nebraska Solicitor General J. Kirk Brown and University of Colorado Boulder professor Michael Radelet will explore such questions as whether the death penalty is humane, fairly applied, reduces violent crime, or is cost effective. They’ll also examine impacts on the condemned person, the legal and judicial systems, victims’ loved ones, and the taxpaying society at large.
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| 06:00 pm | Nebraska: All Stars Girls Basketball | |
| 08:00 pm | Nebraska: All Stars Boys Basketball |
| 07:00 pm | Nebraska: All Stars Volleyball |
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Statewide: Hire Me For The House: Job Description, 10/29/04 | Mike Tobias talks with Paul Landow, former Chief of Staff for Sen. Pete Hoagland. Landow describes... |
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The War--Nebraska Stories: Mexican Americans Chosen First | When the draft came to NE in WWII, Mexican Americans were chosen first. |
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Art Treasures of Nebraska: Jacob Lawrence | "Paper Boats" (1949). Vibrant colors and social overtones shade Jacob Lawrence's Paper Boats. At... |
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Art Treasures of Nebraska: Dave Stewart | |
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Art Treasures of Nebraska: Edward Hopper | "Room in New York" (1932). This scene is of detached solitude - a man hunched over in an easy... |
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Art Treasures of Nebraska: Grant Wood | |
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Big Red Wrap-Up: Nebraska vs. Pittsburgh 2005 | A 2 minute clip of Big Red Wrap Up. |
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Big Red Wrap Up: Nebraska vs Kansas 2005 | This week's episode of Big Red Wrap Up looks back at the Nebraska Cornhuskers vs the Kansas... |
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NET News Statewide: Annexation - Part 1, 4/29/05 | “Statewide” reports on Omaha’s attempt to annex Elkhorn and we have a historical look at 1960s... |
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Saving Your Treasures: Glass: - Origins and Properties | This segment of Saving Nebraska’s Treasures covers the chemical properties and origins of glass. |