If you’ve ever gone into a building on this campus other than a residence hall after the hours of 10 p.m., you will be shocked to be in the company of no one but a couple of dead/dying crickets and occasionally public safety. You will also discover that there are places you would never go […]
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Another big freshman class marks the beginning of a new academic year, acclimating to the new campus with an event-filled student orientation. Welcome Week was held Aug. 9-15, filled with popular events like Lake Day, Foam Sweet Doane party and culminating in the famous Big Bucks Dine:09 with hundreds of dollars in prizes, along with
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Nyrop was buzzing, and so were students’ minds at the annual Mind Expo on Thursday, April 23. Mind Expo, a “university-wide event to celebrate our students’ original scholarly works completed in the current academic year,” according to its website, had over 100 presentations. These presentations were separated into four categories: poster, oral presentation, visual art
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Nearly 5 million people make up the U.S. nurse population, making it the largest group of health care professionals in the nation. Every year from May 6-12, we celebrate these people during National Nurses Week. Andreea Baker, Angela Brase and Jody Yank make up our health & wellness team on Doane’s Crete campus. Each one
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Roughly 140 high school musicians made their way to campus last Saturday, April 18, for Doane’s Third Annual Katheryn Buell Band Invitational with guest conductor Dr. Frank Tracz. Dr. Tracz (pronounced trace) is finishing up his 33rd and final year at Kansas State University as a professor of music and director of bands. There, he
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I mean, finals are only a little over three weeks away. No biggie, it’s just probably close to one of the most stressful weeks of your life, next to dead week. Shouldn’t you be studying instead of procrastinating with this article? Trust me, this article is not going to help you with your bio class.
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When I hear the words “high school” and “musical” in the same sentence, and they aren’t referring to the iconic Troy Bolton biography, I am usually a little skeptical about what is about to unfold. Some high school theater programs, like my own, are infamous for producing low-effort and minimally entertaining shows. The cycle of
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Cancer sucks. One of the worst parts about cancer is the cost. Since 1985, Relay For Life has raised money and spread awareness about the widespread impact of cancer. As one of the first colleges to hold a Relay For Life event, Doane, in conjunction with Saline County, has been raising thousands of dollars every
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Cheap and boring ramen doesn’t always have to be the broke college kid staple, as the Asian and Pacific Islander Organization (APIO) and Student Programming Board (SPB) showed in their joint ramen night on Tuesday, Feb. 24, in Lakeside from 6-8 p.m. The first 20 students in line received a free ramen bowl, some being
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Let me clarify. Hopefully, that title didn’t scare you away. I love to talk about myself TO myself. A.k.a I like to journal about everything in my head and everything in my life. I despise talking about myself to other people. Even if people ask me a question about myself, I still feel incredibly guilty
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