After years and years of being a Dr. Pepper enthusiast, I think I know which Dr. Pepper tastes better, and let me tell you it’s the Dr. Pepper from the can. Now you can tell me till you are blue in the face that Dr. Pepper is the same no matter whether it is from […]
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On March 26, the Doane Opportunities, Wealth, and Networking (OWN) organization held its annual Short and Scrappy event. Assistant Professor of Practice in Entrepreneurship, Lisa Tschauner, states that this event is where teams of participants use a creative process based on design-thinking strategies to ideate different solutions to existing problems or challenges. “The goal is
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Are you in need of some community service hours? Assistant Director of Leadership and Service, Eric Jones, has found three community service opportunities that are coming up within the next month. On April 4 is the Stage Food for Packing over at the United Church of Christ. They will need 4 to 6 helpers to
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Let me tell you, after six straight hours of being in the car by yourself, you tend to do one of these three things. (1) You either jam out to music, and this is where you find out your music taste is actually trash. (2) You listen to podcasts hoping that the time will pass
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On March 30, the Tigers traveled to Kearney to compete in the Central Nebraska Challenge. Starting off in the field events was the pole vault where freshman Kaylee Pribyl cleared a height of 4.00m which not only put her in first place but also got her into the NAIA nationals. Staying in jumps, sophomore Josie
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On March 25, Doane’s Music Education students along with Nebraska Wesleyan, University of Nebraska Lincoln and the University of Nebraska Omaha traveled to Lincoln to participate in Hill Day. Hill day is a day for education majors, specifically music education, to go to the Capitol and talk to the senators about the importance of funding
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Throughout last semester, TRiO has hosted a variety of events and workshops. Now two TRiO students just got back from traveling to different parts of the United States to show others what Doane’s TRiO program does. Junior Tasha Pederson and sophomore Jordan Bocock were two of the lucky students to travel to Washington DC to
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Now, you might be wondering, did I seriously spend $1.99 on a game that I could play on cool math completely free? Yes, I did, but you want to know why I did? Well, the primary reason is that the $1.99 version doesn’t have ads. If you are wondering what game I am referring to,
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After a long month for the Greek active members and newly pledged members, those new members became active members of their respective Greek groups on March 1. Freshman Shelby Hesman explains that although Greek month was a hassle it was fun getting to know more about her group, along with its members. “I am so
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The Theatre Department is getting ready to perform its new show “The Delays.” “The Delays” takes place in an airport where people are constantly going somewhere, however, one specific group of people is going nowhere, but their small moments bring them closer together. Junior Hailey Trahern, who plays Haskell, explains how her character basically starts
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