Many majors require real-world experience. For example, education majors need to have student teaching experience, and physical therapy majors need to work with mannequins before they work with actual people. The same thing could be said about students who study film. J.B. Tyson, a film professor at Doane, has put together a group of sophomores, […]
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When it comes to my opinion articles I don’t really bring up politics or anything similar to that, however I feel this is something that needs to be brought up. Taylor Swift’s new album is potentially the most relatable album when it comes to singers and songwriters. Taylor Swift even flat out said “I feel
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On Wednesday, April 17, members of Student Congress (StuCo) went around the residence halls at 7 a.m. to wake up their peers for the annual and long-awaited Stop Day. Junior Blake Skoumal, the 2024-25 StuCo president, was blown away by the amount of people who participated in Stop Day. “I loved seeing everyone at volleyball
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On April 1, the Doane Forensics team packed their bags and traveled to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, to compete in the 2024 American Forensics Association’s National Speech Tournament (AFA-NST). This year Doane was able to take five students in a variety of events. Senior Olivia Vore competed in Prose Interpretation, Program of Oral Interpretation (P.O.I) Duo
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Students wanting to test their knowledge or just connect with the Honors Program a little better have the opportunity this Thursday April 25. The Honors Program is holding their first-ever Honors Trivia, which is also known as the Knowledge Knockout. It will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in East/West Dining Hall. Director of
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With finals and the end of the year coming up, it’s important to be on the lookout for others, especially when it comes to their mental health. Briana Guevara, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Tigers Together Project Coordinator, explains how these seminars focus on mental health and suicide prevention topics, providing strategies
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At the beginning of the second semester residents at the New Hall were the first people on campus to test out the new digital IDs. Director of Technology Operations Ryan Dorshorst is working on getting every single building on the Crete, Lincoln and Omaha campuses to have digital IDs. “After seeing places that use phones
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With the end of the semester fast approaching, it is now time for students to apply for the FAFSA and scholarships, and TRiO is planning on helping those students. Academic Specialist Rachel Jank knows that the FAFSA situation can be extremely stressful and challenging for a number of students, which is why the Student Support
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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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