On Aug. 27, the Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted the first installment of the Foodie Series. For this edition, the SPB had Chef Shack Butters help students make homemade ice cream. The process to make ice cream was surprisingly simple: put the ingredients in a bag, shake the bag and viola: ice cream. “The ice […]
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Mild spoilers for the show “Barry.” “Barry” is one of the best shows I have ever seen. Each season builds upon itself masterfully, and I am hooked. For the record, I have not finished “Barry” yet. I am deep into season three, and all I can say is that it is amazing. The premise for
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At the Cassel Open Air Theatre on Aug. 20, Doane hosted Club Craze. Club Craze is an event where student organizations present what they are about and have interest forms laid out across the various tables. Club Craze is a way for students to learn about the various clubs on campus and what they are
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The Isis Theatre was first opened in Crete in the 1920s, during the early history of movies themselves. The theater wasn’t updated or refurbished until the last couple of years. Today, the Isis Theatre, at 139 W. 13th St., is updated with the newest technology in the audio/visual world and still retains a lot of
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Hotworx in Crete is a local branch of a national chain of gyms that has some unique benefits and selling points. The most advertisable difference between Hotworx and other gyms is that Hotworx has infrared sauna workouts. What an infrared sauna means is that the people work out in a sauna that is technology-friendly because
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One of the most euphoric things that a person can do is crash out. Crashing out (or exploding, or any other slang term that older generations of people have used to describe this behavior) refers to the act of showing your anger and frustration to the object of the anger and frustration. Personally, I make
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On Aug. 13, the Nebraska Supreme Court visited Doane as a stop on their way to the Saline County Courthouse in Wilber to enjoy brunch and to highlight the growing partnership between Doane and the judicial branch. This is their second tour of the Nebraska courthouses, as they finished the first tour in 2022. “We
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On Aug. 13, Doane’s TRIO program hosted a social event designed to have first-gen upperclassmen meet with the first-gen freshmen. Being a first-gen student means that you are the first person in your family to go to a four-year institution. Oftentimes, being a first-gen student can mean that you can get little to no advice
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The Doane Football program is looking unpredictably optimistic this upcoming season. This is due to massive changes that the new head coach for the foot-ball program, Jonathan Johnson, is implementing in terms of the culture and the way that building the team is approached. In regard to the previous history of the Doane Football program,
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Doane’s Theatre department is revitalizing a class for next semester. The class is called Scenic Painting and is being taught by Professor Robin McKercher. The class is offered as a way for students to learn how to paint realistically for set designs or for interior decoration. “It is mostly geared toward creating scenery and doing
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