What does Tobey Maguire, a basement in South Dakota, and a corn-hole professional all have in common? They were all part of the play “I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire,” by Samantha Hurley. Fourteen-year-old Shelby (played by sophomore Kenzie Sanders) is president of the North American and Antarctic Tobey Maguire Fan Club. Nothing would make […]
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I have a 900-day Duolingo streak in Spanish. It’s not perfect. There’s usually a day or two when a streak freeze comes in handy. Nevertheless, over two years of my life have been devoted to keeping the streak alive. Am I learning a lot? Eh. Am I retaining stuff I already know? Sure. It certainly
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Content Warning: The following story deals with themes and personal narratives of depression, suicidal ideation, and death. Doane offers free counseling for students. Additionally, the National suicide hotline, 988, can be reached at any time. You are not alone. On April 2, 2022, Allen Prothman found himself sitting on a bench, wondering if the parking
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Fourteen music students performed their talents for the campus at the Honors Recital on Tuesday, Oct. 21, in Heckman Auditorium. Accompanied by either Lisa Ulmer or Judy Vrbka, the 10 vocal performances centered on a variety of themes, such as finding home or love. Senior soprano, Jules Harlow, performed “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina,” from
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You’re probably just going to skim this. Unless you’re my editor, nobody, at least on this campus, has enough time to fully read this whole piece. As college students, we are expected to do a little bit of everything and stay busy. Focus on your academics, they say, but college is also the best time
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Men’s soccer finished out their regular season home games with a loss against Morningside and a final score of 5-1 on the chilly and cloudy afternoon of Oct. 25. A GPAC member, the Sioux City school scored twice in the first half, only to be fueled by the other 45 minutes. The score then turned
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“You are welcome here. You are enough.” These are the words of co-director Joel Egger, as well as the message of Doane’s first performance piece of the season, “welcome.”, which ran Sept. 25-29. The devised showcase presented topics of loneliness, community and ultimately: what it’s like to feel (un)welcome. The thirteen actors were not given
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