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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Students in need of help should visit ASC for information Going into the summer, many students are looking for internships or research projects to do over the summer. Executive Director of Academic Support Services Beth Jacobson explains that the Nebraska Summer Research Program is an intensive summer research experience at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that
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Reality TV, sports and more may be scripted Over the past couple of weeks I have been obsessed with watching reality shows, for example Dance Moms, Jersey Shore, The Bachelorette and more, and the amount of times I think wasn’t that supposed to happen though? For example, in Dance Moms when Kenzie beats Maddie and
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The men’s team won the GPAC title and the women’s team placed second. On Feb. 17, the men’s track and field team took home the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Championship with a total score of 195 points.
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The Softball team were on the road to Kansas to compete against the McPherson College Bulldogs, the Tabor College Bluejays and the Bethel College Threshers. The Tigers first double header game was against the McPherson Bulldogs where they walked away with two wins which helped their season tremendously. Starting off in the first game, pitching
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Every single semester dozens of students take advantage of the free tutoring here on campus. Academic Support Coordinator Brooke Sullivan explains how students take advantage of these tutoring services to do better in their classes. “There are some students that meet with tutors every week to keep on top of the class subject, others use
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