It’s going to be a great week. With the Winter Olympics, Groundhog Day, the Grammys and the Bad Bunny halftime show, there’s a lot to be excited about. But at the same time, everything can feel a little… well, completely doomed? Perhaps you’re one of the lucky people who haven’t felt the effects yet. Maybe […]
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On Thursday, Jan. 28, Doane alum Nick Kouma returned to host a workshop centered around the networking and employment site, LinkedIn. Kouma, who has over 500 connections and more than 10,000 followers, shared his expertise on how to build a strong profile, network efficiently and build a strong brand. To begin, Kouma spoke highly of
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On Doane’s campus, AI has been introduced and is being widely used. From students using ChatGPT to do their work for them, to teachers encouraging students to use AI to check their answers or help write formulas and code. At the start of the month, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) introduced a new character to
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Nearly every television on campus was tuned to a special event last Wednesday night. On Nov. 12, Doane’s Relay for Life committee organized a live-streamed game show. Students were encouraged to watch in the cafeteria, where the dessert table was stacked high, featuring a special fried cheesecake topped with blueberry and strawberry sauce. Four teams,
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Welcome back to the award-winning show hosted by Kenzie and Bri, where we tackle mundane topics no one else cares to address. Meteorologists have predicted that a weakened polar vortex will lead to the coldest winter in recent years. So, with an oncoming cold front approaching, we’re here to outline the do’s and don’ts of
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It’s official. The best month of the year is here. November is a magical time and a lawless month. Sandwiched between two of the calendar year’s greatest hits, November offers a time between fall and winter where anything can happen. Now, I know some people look down on November because of its holiday. And yes,
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Wrestling Women’s Wrestling took home multiple medals at the Mile High Open in Arizona this past weekend. Beginning with the 103 lbs weight class scored a total of 32.5 team points. Senior Karina Vang placed first, winning her final match in 1 minute and 15 seconds. Junior Kim Navarette placed third, winning her final match
The first event in a new series hosted by Community and Government Relations (CGR) took place on Wednesday evening. Titled “Hear Me Out,” this event is designed to help students learn how to listen, share and engage in constructive dialogue. After opening remarks by CGR specialist Wendy Huntsmann, she handed the floor to seniors Morgan
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Fifty years ago, the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald marked one of the most famous maritime disasters in the history of the Great Lakes. Let me set the scene for you. The SS Edmund Fitzgerald was a freighter that, throughout its 17-year career, transported ore across the Great Lakes, setting seasonal haul records six times.
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