Women’s soccer traveled to Seward, Nebraska, to battle Concordia University on Wednesday, Oct.29. The Tigers were unable to score a victory with a final score of 1-2. Despite a tense first period in which neither team could score, sophomore Hayle Brodine came into the second period strong, scoring unassisted. This marked the first goal of
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“Welcome back, intrepid adventurers.” This is how Brendan Lee Mulligan begins each session of “Dimension 20,” a TV show revolving around several different Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) campaigns. “Dimension 20” is only one example of D&D content that has sprung up and garnered immense popularity in recent years. Similarly, Critical Role began its fourth campaign
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Friday night saw the return of Homecoming’s most popular event, Pep Rally/Skit Night. The event featured skits from multiple on-campus groups, as well as the winners of the shield, banner, window, spirit cup and homecoming royalty were announced. With performances by cheer and dance, a speech by Head Football Coach Jonathan Johnson and Relay for
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On Sept. 12, Chancellor Rodney D. Bennet provided a proposal to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Academic Planning Committee (APC), which would reduce UNL’s budget by approximately $27.5M. The proposal details what programs and offices will be cut or reduced to save money. Administrative reductions, efficiencies and voluntary separation incentive payments make up the majority,
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This past week, Doane celebrated another American Democracy Week (ADW), packed with events designed to educate and uplift campus voices. Hosted by Professor Amanda Irions, Professor Tim Hill and Sara Hinds, copywriter in the Office of Strategic Marketing, the week had an event each day except Friday. The week kicked off with a screening of
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On Sept. 10, conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University (UVU). The shooting came two weeks after the school shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and just hours after another shooting in Evergreen, Colorado. Following the incident at UVU, a member affiliated with the Los Manitas Community Advocates in North
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Friday, Sept. 12, was a lively night on campus as Alpha Psi Omega (APO) held its theatre cabaret. The event drew a crowd as those passing through Lakeside stopped to watch the performers. APO is a national honorary organization that recognizes those with leadership skills and commitment to theatre. As such, this event allowed some
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