In the world of animated movies, there generally stands two pillars: Disney/Pixar and DreamWorks. Within one of the studios, namely DreamWorks, there exists two movies at the top of the animated movie world, those movies being “Shrek” and the “How to Train Your Dragon” series. In my opinion, the “How to Train Your Dragon” movies […]
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Sept. 9 through 14 was American Democracy Week at Doane. The week is an annual event that helps the students at Doane understand American democracy more and understand one another when it comes to democratic beliefs. The first day of American Democracy Week was titled “Book Club Discussion” and featured students and faculty from Doane
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Doane sophomore Eli Marez released a new song on Sept. 6. Marez’s new song, “TBK,” is a follow-up to his previous song, “BBL Jiggy.” Some of the topics of discussion included relaxing, doing things your own way and escaping being an underground artist. The song’s genre is a stark contrast to some of Marez’s other
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Lan Bash happened from Sept. 13 through Sept. 14. The event was sponsored and coordinated by The Guild, a group at Doane that plays games, both board and video. The event lasted 24 hours, starting at 6 p.m. on Sept. 13, and continuing to 6 p.m. on Sept. 14. The event was held in the
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One of the most prevalent questions in the universality of morality is “Are people naturally good or evil?” It’s a fair question, and it’s worth asking because it gives us insight into our own character, and what we do naturally vs. what we are trained to do. But my take is that neither side is
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In the upcoming week, there will be multiple events in the Doane event titled “American Democracy Week.” American Democracy Week is a celebration and an inspection of the democracy that Americans live in. On Sept. 9, Democracy Week Book Club was held in the East/West Dining Hall from noon to 1 p.m.. There, participants discussed
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The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) visited Doane last week on Sept. 5. The ROTC program for Doane was on hold for a year because the current members graduated, but now there is renewed interest and a new push here at Doane University for it to return. The ROTC program at Doane is a part
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On Sept. 4, the Alpha Omega Fraternity hosted a late-night breakfast. They had pancakes, bacon, eggs and drinks. The staff were sophomore Tate Shoemaker, junior Jacob Eacker, sophomore Zebediah Black, senior Samuel Armett and junior Cody Eye. The event was a way for the Alpha Omegas to help the students at Doane University with an
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On Sept. 6, the Alpha Psi Omega theatre group hosted an Open Cabaret in Lakeside. An open cabaret entails participants coming to the cabaret with a piece, whether musical or not, prepared to present. The purpose of the event is to spread awareness about the theatre department at Doane University and to help fundraise for
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As a writer, I appreciate the time and effort that it takes to try and craft unique, interesting and fun dialogue, and I would argue that for films, at the very least, no writer does it better than Quentin Tarantino. So far, I have seen three Quentin Tarantino movies: “Inglourious Basterds,” “Once Upon a Time
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