I exist, you exist. And no, I do not want to go into a philosophical tirade or a debate about the truthfulness of that statement. I hope that you and I can simply just understand that we exist. Now, on the basis of that assumption, I want to express a thought: simply put, can we […]
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From Oct. 14 through Oct. 19, Doane will have its week-long series of events called “Tiger Homecoming,” hosted by Doane’s Student Programming Board (SPB) and various groups around campus. “I guess my favorite event is kind of that kickoff event. Just because I think students really get excited, it shows them what’s going on. There’s
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On Oct. 7, the Gamma Phi Iota sorority hosted an event called “P.O.U.R Decisions.” The goal of the event was to help combat the culture of alcoholism at Doane University. “I would say our inspiration really stems from the drinking culture that is on Doane’s campus. It’s something that we really want to correct for
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Fall break is finally here at Doane, which marks a couple of things: the end of eight-week courses, midterms and for some people, nothing changes at all because they don’t get a fall break. “For fall break I have to stay on campus for cross country practice and our meet that Saturday. I am hoping
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Over the summer, I went to Washington D.C., as a part of an internship program called The Fund for American Studies, TFAS. During my time in this program, I found myself at all times busy and relaxed. My favorite event as a part of the program was the scholarship dinner that I got to go
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Sometimes, when you are making your way through the Doane University campus, it can feel as if you are in your own world and disconnected from others. However, one teacher is trying to encourage students and staff to tell the stories they have about Doane to help make the campus more connected through the Humans
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On Sept. 24, Doane’s Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted another installment in their “Foodie” series. In this installment, SPB prepared an arrangement of assorted dips. The SPB is the student-run body on campus that seeks to promote student engagement on campus through events that are meant to connect students to other students and the staff.
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On Sept. 26, the English Department hosted the first installment of its series called “Bookless Book Club.” The series is focused on getting people thinking about stories in a way that’s beyond the page, whether that be a movie, podcast or episode of a television show. For their debut installment, the English Department chose to
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I don’t think that I am alone when I say that I like fun things. I enjoy having fun with other people, or by myself; I am perfectly comfortable with going to watch a movie by myself. Some experiences are meant to be experienced by yourself. A prime example of this is the video game
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On Sept. 17, Doane’s Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted another installment in its “Coffee Shop Series.” This is a series where local musical artists come and perform in Lakeside’s coffee shop. Arts and crafts are typically available to students as well. In this installment, Doane invited artist Swaul Pope, a folk artist who plays both
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