Men’s Golf competed in the Howl at the Hill tournament hosted by Nebraska Wesleyan University at Hillcrest Country Club in Lincoln, NE. The Tigers took one team of five players and three individual players, placing third overall with a total of 614 (315-299) in the two-day tournament. Sophomore Heidar Bjarnason led the Tigers both days, […]
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On April 1, President Roger Hughes and Dr. Judy Kawamoto attended the Student Congress (StuCo) meeting to discuss Doane Forward. This initiative aims to prepare for Doane’s future by addressing the university’s past and ongoing financial struggles. As a tax-exempt organization, Doane’s tax returns are publicly available through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) website. In
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As the war with Iran rages on and midterms creep closer, several smaller stories have been easily overlooked and the Epstein files have all but been swept under the rug. On April 9, First Lady Melania Trump made a statement about how “the lines linking me with the disgraceful Jeffrey Epstein need to end today.”
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Several changes are coming to campus in the next few months, with the new disc golf course being the most exciting for students. Back in January, the Student Congress (StuCo) announced it was collaborating with the High Stakes club on this project. Spencer Munson, the Assistant Director of Student Engagement, stated that the original course
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Women’s Golf took two teams on the short trip to Lincoln on April 7 and 8 to play in the Concordia Bulldog Spring Invite. Doane A placed second overall, playing a three-round total of 984 (327-326-331). Sophomore Connie Jarm placed second individually with a 234 total. Team Captain senior Kaitlyn Dumler tied for fourth with
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In every “Hunger Games” book, there is a scene that reminds us of the humanity of both the characters and ourselves. These poignant moments tug at our heartstrings, making us root for the characters—not against each other, but against the system itself. Examples include Katniss in the hospital, Rue surrounded by flowers, Reaper with the
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On April 6 and 7 Men’s Golf traveled to Andover, Kansas, to compete in the Lark Invitational. Doane took eight players total for the two-day, three-round tournament, with six competing on a team and two as individuals. Sophomore Heidar Bjarnason led the team in all except the last round, shooting on par in the second
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This story is continuously evolving, and the details in this article might change over time. On Wednesday, March 18, a Faculty Assembly was held at noon, where the initiative “Doane Forward” was discussed. “Doane has had a budget gap for several years and has been able to solve that budget gap by using ERC funds
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As the semester winds down, LAR 303 courses have begun to work on their final projects. One of the LAR 303 classes has pitched a “Spin it then Bin it” campaign to Student Council in hopes of leaving campus better than they found it. Sophomore Elson Blanding explains this would involve an advertisement campaign to
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In the three weeks since the United States invaded Iran, tensions and gas prices have spiked. On Wednesday, March 18, airstrikes from Israel hit the infrastructure of the South Pars offshore gas field, which is shared by Iran and Qatar. These were significant attacks on energy sites, with Iraq reporting a loss of a large
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