Devoted readers, it is with a heavy heart that I must write this, my final opinion piece. I will not be returning to work for the Doane Owl after the Winter Break. For a final opinion piece, I will be talking about something that is very important to me, that being my all-time favorite author, […]
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On Nov. 15, two people from the admissions council to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Law School came to Doane to speak about personal statements. They also helped with law school applications and how to make a potential candidate stand out so that they could become a promising candidate. The meeting was held in the East/West
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On Nov. 12, Doane’s Student Programming Board, SPB, will be hosting another installment in their “Coffee Shop Series.” The Coffee Shop Series is a series where SPB pulls local acts, typically from Lincoln, into Lakeside and has them perform for a night. For this installment, SPB pulled The Wildwoods, a folk group out of Nebraska.
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There are hundreds of thousands of missing person cases every year in the United States. “According to the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) Missing Person and Unidentified Person Files for the 2021 operational year, 521,705 people were reported missing in 2021. Moreover, 93,718 of those people remained actively missing at the start of 2022,” the
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What is the first person that you think of when I mention the Roman Empire? For me and I would wager most of you reading this, that person would be Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was arguably the first emperor of the Roman Empire because of his commitment to ruling the newly forming empire solely. Contrarians
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Every four years, there is an election to see who is the new face of the United States. This year, the cycle has come back around to decide who is going to be president, and the election day is Nov. 5. This year, Doane’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, DEI, department is hosting an event to
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If I find out that you are younger than me, I will call you a youngin, even if that age gap is only a couple of weeks. Some of you might be thinking that the gap isn’t that large, and the term youngin isn’t warranted. And to those people I say simply, these youngins haven’t
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On Oct. 22, Doane’s Student Programming Board (SPB) will be hosting another installment in their Coffee Shop Series. For the uninformed out there, The Coffee Shop Series is a series that focuses on bringing local musical talent from the Lincoln and Lincoln area and having them perform at Doane University. Alongside the performances, SPB also
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With Halloween being right around the corner, events thematically appropriate for the spooky season are happening. The English Department is putting on a lot of these events for students, whether they are English majors or not, to attend. The nearest event that the English Department is putting on is titled, “Write Out Loud.” Write Out
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Johnny Cash is a name that I would hope all of us, or at least, most of us, know. But what most people who do listen to Johnny Cash already know is that his arguably best song, “Hurt,” was not originally his. Yes, the phenomenal song that has brought millions of people to tears because
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