The latest Student Congress (STUCO) meetings were held on Sept. 25 and Oct. 2 in the Perry Board Room. STUCO members have been dedicated to resolving cafeteria concerns and planning for future activities such as Stop Day, Student Appreciation Dinner or SAD, a possible student Reserve account and even activities for election week. Regarding the […]
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Would you rather live in the city or the country? Is living in the city a convenient or an unhealthy lifestyle? What really makes the city better than the country, or what makes the country better than the city? “Living comfortably means being able to cover basic needs and afford extras without straining your budget,”
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This past weekend, Doane’s Family Weekend featured a series of activities and games for alumni and their families. The festivities kicked off at 4 p.m. on Sept. 27, with “Tigers and Tea,” a tea party where families and alumni enjoyed tea and snacks while discussing the upcoming trip to London in May. The evening continued
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As an international student, I expected to face bigger challenges in language and academics, but the real surprise came in the form of everyday interactions. Who knew that personal space, casual greetings and even the size of meals could feel so foreign? One of the first things I noticed was how friendly people were, but
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On Sept. 18, the Student Congress held a meeting in Perry’s boardroom to address student concerns, provide campus updates and continue discussions from the previous week’s meeting. The meeting began at 7:30 p.m., concluding at 8:18 p.m. The meeting opened on a note of gratitude, with the Student Congress extending heartfelt thanks to several campus
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On Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m., Student Congress held their latest meeting about diverse topics regarding student well-being. The meeting was held in Perry’s board room, focusing on several key issues, including a request for funding, dining services improvements and future initiatives to enhance campus life. The Student Congress consists of three main committees: the
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On Sept. 10, Student Wellness held a wellness fair for Doane students. The fair was held in the Perry Campus Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All on-campus health resources as well as off-campus services were available to students. Family Health Services, Nebraska AIDS Project, Crete Area Medical Center, Omega Chiropractic, Precision Dental, Crete
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Video games can be defined as an interactive form of digital entertainment played on various devices like computers, consoles or cellphones. The story begins way back in the 1940s when Alan Turing invented an AI-informed chess game, according to an article by Concept Ventures. Since then, video games have become increasingly popular, especially in recent
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On Sept. 7, the Doane women’s soccer team earned a well-deserved victory of 5-0 against McPherson College. Doane had a strong offensive showing with clear improvements in passing, communication and scoring while also playing cohesive team defense that prevented McPherson from gaining possessions. Going into the match, the Tigers’ main objective was to maintain possession
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Recently, it was announced that a group of Doane students will be visiting Europe next May. This project offers students an opportunity to learn about other cultures and places outside the classroom. They’ll get to explore and experience a completely different part of the world. Some of the goals of trips like this are to
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