Content warning: The following story deals with themes and personal narratives of sexual assault. Doane offers free counseling for students. Additionally, the Hope Crisis Center, serving southeast Nebraska, can be reached anytime at 1-877-388-HOPE(4673). Hello devoted readers, I hope you’ve had a fun and eventful Homecoming week. I also hope you were able to take
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On Oct. 3, the Tigers took on the Mount Marty Lancers where the Lancers took the win 36-16. In the first quarter of the game, freshman Brody Carroll kicked a field goal, bringing the Tigers to the lead however, the Lancers responded with a touchdown. In the second quarter, the Lancers added another touchdown plus
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Last Saturday, the Men’s and Women’s Cross Country teams traveled to Sioux Center, Iowa to compete in the Dordt Holiday Inn Express XC Classic where the Men finished second and the Women finished fifth overall. Starting off on the Women’s side, finishing in sixth fifth overall, but the first Tiger to cross the line was
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Homecoming is a roaring time of year on campus, whether it’s watching the hilarious skits during the pep rally, admiring the artwork on the lakeside windows, or better yet, getting a free t-shirt at the homecoming kickoff. But there is one event that many people look forward to: the tailgate. Tailgating is something many fans
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Last Saturday, Sept. 26, Doane Football had its second scheduled home game of the season against Waldorf University, where they demolished the competition with a score of 35-7. Just three minutes into the game, sophomore Trent DePompa scored the first touchdown. With almost one minute left in the first quarter, freshman Noelyn Lozano scored the
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On Sept. 25, the Women’s Cross Country team traveled to Columbia, Missouri, to compete in the Gans Creek Classic, finishing 12th out of 23 teams. The first to cross the finish line for the Tigers was freshman Hailey Hengtgen, who finished 21st with a time of 22:13.2, which according to the Doane Athletics website, is
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On Sept. 25, the Men’s Cross Country team traveled to Columbia, Missouri, to compete in the Gans Creek Classic, finishing ninth out of 21 teams. Leading the group was junior Jayden Wall, who placed 28th overall with a time of 25:43.5. Two places behind was junior Alvin Keter, who placed 30th with a time of
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Over the past couple of years, different departments across Doane University have taken dozens of students on study abroad trips to take their education to the next level, outside of the classroom. This year, the English Department is traveling to Ireland. Assistant Professor of Practice in English Melanie Ritzenthaler and Professor Brad Johnson have previously
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When I was seven, I was introduced to the “Twilight Saga” by my crazy, obsessed sister who made it her whole personality. Now, I am not talking about pretending to be Bella and hoping that she would find her Edward or Jacob, but instead she made it KNOWN that she was on Team Jacob, but
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Over the weekend, the Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams travelled to Lincoln, Nebraska to compete in the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Fall Championships. Starting in the Men’s singles was freshman Rodrigo Margañon Abad, where he won his first match 6-6, however fell back in the quarterfinals where he went 4-3. In the same flight
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