The collegiate choir was rehearsing “Holding the Light” by B.E. Boykin (original poem by Stuart Kestenbaum) for the Homecoming concert, which at this time, was a couple weeks away. We had just finished singing a segment of the song when collegiate chorale conductor Dr. Jason Horner pauses for a few moments to share his story
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One of the best things about Doane is that it suits nature-lovers pretty well. At least, in my opinion. There’s trees and fauna and wildlife for students to feast their eyes upon. There’s even an outdoor nature classroom just beyond the Hansen Hall parking lot, and a trail through the trees that has markers for
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The best and most effective way for me to get the most out of writing is to use a notebook and a mechanical pencil rather than sitting behind a screen. I get that it’s much easier to do the latter, but without the light emitting from the computer or even the phone screen, the mill
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The game that introduced my brother and I to karting was “Mario Kart DS.” The version of the game that had a terrible drifting mechanic (which was thankfully improved in “Mario Kart 7” for the 3DS, that also introduced gliders, but Zach and I skipped that one). The Nintendo DS was also the first handheld
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GLITCH Productions, an indie animation studio, releases the final episode for “The Amazing Digital Circus” (often abbreviated as “TADC”) on June 19. However, theaters worldwide will showcase it early. GLITCH Productions tried going for one week, but theaters demanded it to be at least four weeks ahead. After negotiation, two weeks before the one-hour episode
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The Doane University English Department and The New Xanadu invited accomplished poet, writer and educator Amy Fleury as a special guest for the annual Lucille Cobb Memorial Lecture on Wednesday, March 18, at 7 p.m. at the East/West dining room in the Perry Campus Center. The dinner started just an hour before for those who
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